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Fujitsu Troubleshooting – No Error Codes Displayed
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Fujitsu Troubleshooting – No Error Codes Displayed

When working on Fujitsu multi-zone systems that do not show error codes, follow the logical progression below to diagnose based on symptoms and test results.


1. Initial System Behavior

Condition:
System acted like it was low on refrigerant.

Next Steps:

  • Add refrigerant and observe pressure behavior.

If pressures continue to drop:

  • Probable Cause: Refrigerant still too low or system restriction.


2. EEV and Electrical Checks

Condition:
Ohm readings on each EEV are within spec.

Interpretation:

  • Probable Cause: EEVs are electrically sound, but mechanical failure or blockage is still possible.

Compressor ohm readings and voltage supply are also normal.

  • Probable Cause: Compressor is electrically OK and receiving voltage. Suspect internal failure if not pumping.


3. Operation Tests in Heating Mode

Condition:

  • Compressor sounds normal.

  • Reversing valve activates.

  • Pressures do not respond.

Probable Causes:

  • Low charge or compressor is not moving refrigerant.


4. Cooling Mode Test

Condition:

  • System pulled into a vacuum (~0 psi) after 6 minutes of cooling.

  • No error codes.

  • Pressures around 80–100 psi.

  • System shuts off after ~10 minutes.

Probable Causes:

  • Severe restriction, likely at the EEV.

  • Pressures should typically be around 110–130 psi.

  • System may be shutting down on high/low pressure switch or current sensing (amp draw).


5. Head Unit Temperature Output

Condition:

  • South head: 126°F air

  • North head: 68°F air

  • After 30 mins, both heads: 68°F

Probable Causes:

  • Restriction in North head refrigerant circuit.

  • Outdoor unit may have shut off due to internal protection (pressure or amp draw).


6. System History and Contaminant Risk

Condition:

  • Previous tech brazed a leak.

  • Recommendation to replace compressor or outdoor unit.

Probable Cause:

  • Brazing without proper evacuation or filtration can introduce contaminants.

  • Leads to clogs, restrictions, and overall erratic performance.


7. Final Observation

Condition:
After power reset, South head continues to blow warm air, North still ineffective.

Probable Cause:

  • North unit likely has a restriction.

  • System is partially operational but inefficient.


Bot Logic Summary (for implementation)

A bot can ask:

  • “Is the system displaying error codes?”

  • “What are the pressures in cooling and heating modes?”

  • “Are individual head units behaving differently?”

  • “Have you checked EEVs and compressor electrically?”

  • “Have contaminants ever been introduced (e.g., leak repairs)?”

From the answers, it can follow conditional logic like:

 

 

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