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Fujitsu VRF Communication PCB (Board) Testing
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Fujitsu VRF Communication PCB (Board) Testing

 

Procedure: Testing Communication PCB (Outdoor to Indoor)


Step 1: DC Voltage Test at Terminals X1/X2 (System Powered)

Purpose: Verify communication voltage from the outdoor PCB to the indoor unit.

Instructions:

  1. Ensure the system is powered on.

  2. At the outdoor terminal block, measure DC voltage across terminals X1 and X2.

  3. Expected Result:

    • A pulsed DC signal of approximately ±30–35 VDC (typically ~32 VDC).

Troubleshooting:

  • If voltage is absent or below 10 VDC, suspect a faulty outdoor communication PCB.


Step 2: Communication Loop Resistance Check (System Powered Off)

Purpose: Verify the integrity of the communication loop wiring and indoor PCB.

Instructions:

  1. Power off the system completely.

  2. Disconnect the wires at X1/X2 on the outdoor terminal block.

  3. Using a multimeter, measure resistance downstream (toward the indoor unit).

Expected Resistance:

  • Normal range: 60–65 Ω

  • Minimum acceptable: 58 Ω

Troubleshooting:

  • If reading is OL (open loop) or <50 Ω:

    • Check for loose or corroded connections

    • Inspect for shorts to ground

    • Suspect a failed indoor PCB or RB unit

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