MRCOOL 5 Ton 17 SEER2 Universal Heat Pump Package Unit User Manual
- May 15, 2024
- MrCOOL
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DC Inverter Package Unit Wired Controller
Installation & Owner’s Manual
Read this manual carefully before installation and keep it where the operator can easily find it for future reference.
Due to updates and constantly improving performance, the information and instructions within this manual are subject to change without notice.
Version Date: 09/07/23
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1 SAFETY
Safety Precautions
Read Before Using
Incorrect usage may cause serious damage or injury.
The symbols below are used throughout this manual to indicate instructions
that should be followed closely or actions that should be avoided to prevent
death, injury, and/or property damage.
WARNING| Indicates that ignoring instructions may cause death or serious
injury.
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CAUTION| Indicates that ignoring instructions may cause bodily injury, damage
to the unit, or other surrounding property.
| Indicates that you should NEVER perform the indicated action.
CAUTION
- This product should not be installed in a corrosive, flammable, or explosive environment, or a location capable of these factors, such as a kitchen.
- If the unit is installed in one or more of these environments, normal operation will be affected resulting in a shorter service life for the unit, fire hazard, or serious injury.
- For the above mentioned locations, utilize a specialized unit with an anti-corrosive and/or anti-explosive function.
2 INSTALLATION
2.1 Dimensions & Components
Unit: mm
Figure 2-1 Dimension of Wired Controller
Figure 2-2 Components of Wired Controller
Name
| Qty.
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Wired Controller|
1
M4x25 Screw
| 2
Installing Box|
1
Junction Box (for inside wall installation)
|
1
2.2 Installation Requirements
Installation Location Requirements
1. Do not install the wired controller in a location that is wet or likely
to become wet.
2. Do not install the wired controller near high-temperature objects or under
direct sunlight.
3. Do not install the wired controller in a position facing a window, as it
can lead to interference with a nearby remote controller of the same model,
resulting in possible malfunction.
4. Before installing, disconnect the power supply inside the wall. Do not
install while power is connected.
5. In order to avoid malfunction due to electromagnetic interference and
other causes, take note of the following:
- Ensure that the interface of the communication wire is correct, otherwise communication cannot occur.
- Ensure the signal wire of the wired controller is separated from the power cord and indoor and outdoor connecting wire. The shortest distance should be at least 8in (20cm), or communication will be affected.
- If the unit is installed in a location likely impacted by an electromagnetic interface, the signal wire of the wired controller should be made of STP (shielded twisted pair).
6. The wired controller should only be installed indoors, with a working temperature range of 32°F~122°F (0°C~50°C).
2.3 Installation & Disassembly
Select the correct signal wire of the wired controller that meets the following requirements:
- 2-Core Signal Wire
- Diameter: at least .0008in (.75mm)
- Length: less than 98.4ft (30m) (Recommended length is 26.25ft (8m))
For proper installation, follow the steps below:
- Before installation, cut off the power supply of the indoor unit.
- Pull out the 2-core STP from inside the installing hole in the wall. Thread the wire through the connecting hole in the back of the mounting plate of the wired controller.
- Place the mounting plate of the wired controller on the wall, and use the M4x25 screws to attach the mounting plate on the wall.
- Connect the 2-core STP with the two wiring terminals on the back of the wired controller respectively, and tighten the screw. (There is no polarity for these two wiring terminals. They should not be connected to high voltage.
- Secure the panel of the wired controller to the mounting plate, and installation is complete.
Figure 2-3
For disassembly, follow the steps demonstrated in the figure below:
Figure 2-4
3 UNIT DISPLAY & OVERVIEW
3.1 Outline of Wired Controller
Figure 3-1 
3.2 LCD Display of Wired Controller
Figure 3-2
3.3 LCD Display Functions
No.
| Display| Function Description
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1| Auto|
Automatic Mode (Under this mode, the indoor unit will select its operating mode according to the variation of room temperature.)
2
| Cool| Cooling Mode
3| Dry|
Dry Mode
4
| Fan| Fan Mode
5| Heat|
Heating Mode
6
| Sleep| Display when Sleep Function is set (Only display sleep mode
II)
7| Exchange|
Display when air exchange function is set
8
| Silent| Display when silent function is set (only display silent, no
AT)
9| Health|
Display when health function is set
10
| Absent| Display when absent function is set
11| I-DEMAND|
Display when I-DEMAND function is set
13
| Child-Lock| Child-Lock status / display when child-lock function is
set
14| Up & Down Swing|
Display when up and down function is set
15
| Addt’l Wired Controller| Icon of addt’l wired controller; it will
display when slave wired controller is set
16| Fan Speed|
The current set fan speed
17
| No Card| No card in gate control system
18| Left & Right Swing|
Display when left and right swing function is set
19
| X-Fan| Display when dry function is set
20| Temperature|
Displays the set temperature
21
| E-Heater| On/Off switch for auxiliary heating
22| Memory|
Memory Status (After power failure and re-energizing unit, it will resume to ON/OFF status of unit before the power failure)
23
| Clean| Filter washing reminder
24| Save|
Display when energy-saving function is set
25
| Defrost| Defrosting status
26| Timer|
Display when timer status is set
27
| Shield|
Shielding status
4 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
4.1 Silkscreen of Buttons
Figure 4-1
4.2 ON/OFF Setting
Press “ON/OFF” button to turn on the unit. The controller will display the setting temperature, fan speed, mode, etc. Press “ON/OFF” button again to stop operation of the unit, and the wired controller will only display the setting temperature. The ON and OFF status of the unit will display as shown below.
Figure 4-2 ON Status
Figure 4-3 OFF Status
4.3 Mode Setting
When the unit is set to “ON”, each time the “MODE” button is pressed, the mode icons will rotate in the order shown on the following figure.
Figure 4-4 Mode Setting
- (Auto)
- (Cooling)
- (Dry)
- (Fan)
- (Heating)
NOTE:
Under auto mode, if the unit conducts auto cooling, “ ” and “ ” if the unit conducts auto heating, “ ” and “ ” are turned on.
4.4 Setting of Temperature
When the unit is set to “ON”, press the up or down arrow buttons and the set temperature of the unit will increase or decrease by 34°F (1°C) with each press.
Press and hold the up or down arrow buttons and the set temperature of the unit will increase or decrease by 34°F (1°C) every .3 second.
The temperature setting range under the cooling, dry, fan, and heating modes is 61°F~86°F (16°C~30°C). There are two statuses under auto mode.
- Status 1: the temperature can be adjusted within the range of 61°F~86°F (16°C~30°C)
- Status 2: The temperature cannot be adjusted. The status is decided by the unit model.
Figure 4-5 Setting of Temperature
4.5 Setting of Fan Speed
When the unit is set to “ON”, press the “FAN” button and the fan speed icons will rotate circularly according to the order shown below:
Figure 4-6 Setting of Fan Speed
- (Low)
- (Medium low)
- (Medium)
- (Medium high)
- (High)
- (TURBO)
NOTE:
- Under dry mode, the fan speed will automatically be set at low speed, and the fan speed cannot be adjusted.
- Under fan and auto mode, turbo speed cannot be used.
4.6 Setting Swing Function
There are two options for swing mode: simple swing and fixed swing. When the unit is set to “OFF”, press the “SWING/ENTER” button and the up arrow button simultaneously for 5 seconds. The up and down swing icon will flash.
To use the up and down swing option under simple swing, press the “SWING/ENTER” button. This will activate the up and down swing. Press the button again to turn off up and down swing.
To use the left and right swing option under simple swing, press the “FUNCTION” button. This will activate the left and right swing. Press the “SWING/ENTER” button to turn left and right swing on or off.
To use the up and down swing option under fixed swing mode, press the “SWING/ENTER” button. The unit will circularly switch the up and down swing mode as shown below:
Figure 4-7 Order for Up & Down Fixed Swing
To use the left and right swing option under fixed swing mode, press the “FUNCTION” button to select left and right swing, then press the up or down arrow button. The unit will circularly switch the left and right swing mode as shown below. Press the “SWING/ENTER” button to cancel this setting.
Figure 4-8 Order for Left & Right Fixed Swing
NOTE:
The fixed swing mode can only be successfully set when the unit model supports
the function.
4.7 Setting of Timer Function
When in ON/OFF status, pressing the “TIMER” button will set the ON/OFF time of the unit.
Timer-On Setting: Under OFF status and when the timer function has not been set, press the “TIMER” button. The LCD screen will display “xx.x hour”, and the “ON” and “hour” icons will flash simultaneously. Press the up or down arrow button to adjust the on time. Pressing the “TIMER button will complete the setting. Before pressing the “TIMER” button to complete the setting, press the “MODE” button. This will switch to the timer setting status. The screen will display “xx.x hour”, and the “OFF” and “hour” icons will flash simultaneously. Press the up or down arrow button to adjust the off time, and press the “TIMER” button again to complete the setting. The timer areas will display “xx.x hour ON/OFF”. “xx.x hour” is the time for turning on the unit in setting time, and the timer-off time is not displayed.
Timer-Off Setting: Under ON status when the timer function has not been set, press the “TIMER” button. The screen will display “xx.x hour” and the “OFF” and “hour” icons will flash simultaneously. Press the up or down arrow button to adjust the off time. Pressing the “TIMER” button, will complete the setting. Before pressing the “TIMER” button to finish the setting, pressing the “MODE” button will switch to timer setting status. The screen will display “xx.x hour” and the “ON” and “hour” icons will flash simultaneously. Press the up or down arrow button to adjust the on time, and press the “TIMER” button again to complete the setting. The timer area will display “xx.x hour ON/OFF”. “xx.x hour” is the time for turning off the unit in setting time, and timer-on time is not displayed.
Canceling the Timer: After setting the timer function, press the “TIMER” button. The LCD screen will NOT display “xx.x hour” anymore, and the timer function is canceled.
Timer Duration: The timer can be set between 0.5 hour to 24 hours. Press the up or down arrow button once and the setting time will increase or decrease in 0.5 hour increments. Press and hold the up or down arrow button and the unit will automatically increase or decrease 0.5 hour every 0.3 seconds.
NOTE: Under ON status, the timer-on time is counted from the time when the unit is turned off. Under OFF status, the timer-off time is counted from the time when the unit is turned on.
4.8 Setting of Main Functions
Under ON status, press the “FUNCTION” button to to select:
- Sleep (can be set under cooling, dry, or heating modes)
- Air exchange
- Silent (can be set under auto, cooling, or heating modes)
- Health
- Absent (can be set under heating mode)
- I-Demand (can be set under cooling mode)
- Left and Right Swing
- Turbo Fan (can be set under cooling and heating modes)
- X-Fan (can be set under cooling and dry mode)
- Auxiliary Heating (can be set under heating mode)
- Washing Remind
The selected function icon will flash. Press “SWING/ENTER” to activate or cancel the function.
Before setting, if the function has not been activated, press “SWING/ENTER” to turn on the function. If the function is already activated, pressing “SWING/ENTER” can turn off the function.
When the function is activated, the corresponding icon will turn bright.
After setting one function, the screen will move to the next function.
Setting Air Exchange Function:
There are a total of 10 types of air exchange modes ranging from 1 to 10.
The temperature area will display the current mode. Press the up or down arrow
button to select the desired mode, then press the “SWING/ENTER” button to
confirm.
Air Exchange Mode Details:
- Mode 1-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 6 minutes.
- Mode 2-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 12 minutes.
- Mode 3-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 18 minutes.
- Mode 4-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 24 minutes.
- Mode 5-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 30 minutes.
- Mode 6-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 36 minutes.
- Mode 7-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 42 minutes.
- Mode 8-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 48 minutes.
- Mode 9-The unit runs for 60 minutes, and the fresh air valve opens for 54 minutes.
- Mode 10-Both the unit and fresh air valve are turned on.
Setting the Auxiliary Heating Function:
When setting the auxiliary heating function, press the up or down arrow
button to select one of the three auxiliary heating modes:
No.
| Display| Display Function
---|---|---
1| |
Auxiliary Heating Mode 1
2
| | Auxiliary Heating Mode 2
3| |
Prohibited Auxiliary Heating
After selecting the desired mode, press “SWING/ENTER” to confirm the setting. Different icons will be displayed depending on different states of auxiliary heat as shown below.
| No. | Display | Display Function |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | No display | Auxiliary heating is not running. |
| 2 |
3|
| Auxiliary heating is running.
4|
5|
| Prohibited Auxiliary Heating
Note: This function is only available for a unit with auxiliary heating. Auxiliary heating will operate according to the environment requirements and reliability. The difference between Auxiliary Heating Mode 1 and Auxiliary Heating Mode 2 is that auxiliary heating is not allowed to run when the outdoor ambient temperature during Auxiliary Heating Mode 2 is higher than 32°F (0°C). Other conditions for running the auxiliary heating mode are the same.
Setting the Washing Remind Function:
When setting the washing remind function, the timer area will display a
2-bit number that denotes the pollution level. Press the up or down arrow
button to select, and press “SWING/ENTER” to confirm the setting. Refer to the
following list to identify the conversion relation between the displayed
pollution level and the accumulative operating time. After setting, when the
washing time is reached, the “CLEAN” icon will flash. If you press the up or
down arrow button to adjust the level followed by the “SWING/ENTER” button,
the accumulative time will not reset. If the time after adjustment is larger
than the current accumulative time, the “CLEAN” icon will stop flashing. If
the time after adjustment is less than the current accumulative time, the
“CLEAN” icon will continue to flash. The only method for cancelling the remind
function is to press “FUNCTION” to switch to the “CLEAN” icon, set the timer
area to “00”, and press the “SWING/ENTER” button. After this is completed, the
accumulative time of the filter washing reminder is reset.
Pollution Level
| Accumulative Operating Time
(hour)
---|---
10|
5500
11
| 6000
12|
6500
13
| 7000
14|
7500
15
| 8000
16|
8500
17
| 9000
18|
9500
19
| 10000
20|
1400
21
| 1800
22|
2200
23
| 2600
24|
3000
25
| 3400
26|
3800
27
| 4200
28|
4600
29
| 5000
30|
100
31
| 200
32|
300
33
| 400
34|
500
35
| 600
36|
700
37
| 800
38|
900
39
|
1000
Setting the Absent Function:
When the absent function is set, the setting temperature will display 46°F
(8°C), the setting fan notch displays “AUTO” and cannot be adjusted.
Setting the I-Demand Function:
When the I-Demand function is set, the setting fan notch displays “AUTO”
and cannot be adjusted.
4.9 Setting of Other Functions
Setting of Energy-Saving Function:
Under OFF status, press “TIMER” and the up arrow button simultaneously for
5 seconds to enter the energy-saving setting. The “SAVE” icon and cooling icon
are displayed, the “SAVE” icon flashes, and the temperature area displays the
upper limit and lower limit temperature. Press the up or down arrow button to
set the limit temperature. The setting range is 61°F~86°F (16°C~86°C).
Press “MODE” to switch between cooling and heating mode. For a cooling-only unit, the lower limit temperature can only be set during energy-saving mode. Press “SWING/ENTER” at any time to save the setting temperature and the energy-saving status of different modes, then start up the energy-saving function.
After the energy-saving function is activated, under OFF status, press “TIMER” and the up arrow button simultaneously for 5 seconds again, and the function will be canceled.
Setting of Low-Temperature Dry Function:
Under dry mode, when the setting temperature is 61°F (16°C), press the down
arrow button twice. The setting temperature lowers to 54°F (12°C) and the unit
enters into low-temperature dry function.
When the low-temperature dry function is turned on, immediately press the up arrow button or switch the mode to quit the function.
Setting of Child-Lock Function:
Without error, under ON or OFF status, press the up and down arrow buttons
simultaneously for 5 seconds to enter the child-lock function. The LCD screen
will display “ “. Press the up and down arrow buttons simultaneously again for
5 seconds to quit the child-lock function.
Under child-lock status, no response will occur from pressing any button. The unit will remember to enter back into child-lock status after power failure.
Setting of Memory Function:
Under OFF status, press “MODE” and the up arrow button simultaneously for 5
seconds to turn on or turn off the memory function. When the memory function
is properly set, “MEMORY” will be displayed on the screen.
If the memory function has not been set, if a power failure occurs, the unit will return to off status. If the memory function is set, the unit will resume its previous operating status after power failure.
Switching between Fahrenheit and Celsius:
Under OFF status, press “MODE” and the down arrow button simultaneously for
5 seconds. The display will switch between Fahrenheit and Celsius.
Inquiry of Ambient Temperature:
Under OFF or ON status, press and hold the “SWING/ENTER” button for five
seconds to enter into the ambient temperature inquiry interface. The timer
area will display the ambient temperature type 01 (outdoor ambient
temperature) or 02 (indoor ambient temperature), and the ambient temperature
area displays the corresponding ambient temperature of corresponding type.
Press any button other than “MODE”, or when the unit receives remote control signal, and the controller will quit the inquiry status. If there is no activity for 20 seconds, the controller will quit automatically.
NOTE:
- When the outdoor temperature sensor detects the same temperature for 12 hours, it will shield the display of the outdoor temperature sensor.
- When the outdoor unit enters into low power consumption mode, the wired controller cannot check for a valid outdoor ambient temperature.
5 TROUBLESHOOTING
Setting of Auto Clean Function:
Under OFF status, press and hold the “TIMER” and “MODE” buttons
simultaneously for 5 seconds to turn on or turn off the internal cleaning
function.
When the internal cleaning function is turned on, the temperature display area will show “CL”.
During the self-cleaning process of the evaporator, the unit will perform fast cooling or fast heating. It may emit some noise, which is the sound of flowing liquid, thermal expansion, or cold shrinkage. The air conditioner may blow cool or warm air, which is normal and to be expected.
During cleaning, ensure the room is well-ventilated to avoid any alteration to the environment’s comfort level.
NOTE:
- The self-cleaning function can only work under normal ambient temperature. If the room is dusty, it is recommended to use the self-cleaning function once a month. If not, it is recommended to use the self-cleaning function once every three months.
- It isn’t required to remain with the unit once the self-cleaning function is turned on. When self-cleaning is finished, the unit will automatically enter standby mode.
- This function is only applicable for some models.
5.1 Error Code Display
When an error occurs in the system, the temperature area of the LCD screen will display an error code. When multiple errors occur simultaneously, each error code will be cycled through circularly on the screen. If the controller is connected to multiple systems, when an error occurs in one system, the first section of the error code on the screen refers to the system number. If there is only one system, no system number will be displayed.
When an error occurs, turn off the unit and seek professional assistance.
The following figure shows the high-pressure protection under on status.
Figure 5-1
| Error Code | Error Description |
|---|---|
| E1 | Compressor High-Pressure Protection |
| E2 | Indoor Anti-Freeze Protection |
| E3 | Compressor Low-Pressure Protection, Low Refrigerant Protection, |
Refrigerant Collection Mode
E4| Compressor Air Discharge High-Temperature Protection
E6| Communication Error
E8| Indoor Fan Error
E9| Maximum Water Capacity Protection
F0| Indoor Ambient Temperature Sensor Error
F1| Evaporator Temperature Sensor Error
F2| Condenser Temperature Sensor Error/Condenser Middle Section Temperature
Sensor Error
F3| Outdoor Ambient Temperature Sensor Error
F4 | Discharge Temperature Sensor Error
F5| Wired Controller Temperature Sensor Error
C5| IDU Jumper Cap Error
EE| IDU or ODU Memory Chip Error
PF| Electrical Box Sensor Error
H3| Compressor Overload Protection
H4| Overload
H5| IPM Protection
H6| DC Fan Error
H7| Driver Out-Of-Step Protection
HC| PFC Protection
Lc| Startup Failure
Ld| Compressor Phase-Sequence Protection
LF| Power Protection
LP| IDU and ODU Unmatched or Controller Unmatched
U7| 4-Way Valve Switch-Over Error
P0| Driver Reset Protection
P5| Over-Current Protection
P6| Master Control and Driver Communication Error
P7| Driver Module Sensor Error
P8 | Driver Module High Temperature Protection
P9| Zero-Crossing Protection
PA| AC Current Protection
Pc| Driver Current Error
Pd| Sensor Connection Protection
PE| Temperature Drift Protection
PL| Bus Low-Voltage Protection
PH| Bus High-Voltage Protection
PU| Charging Loop Error
PP| Input Voltage Error
ee| Driver Memory Chip Error
C4| ODU Jumper Cap Error
dJ| Phase-Loss and Anti-Phase Protection
oE| ODU Error: For specific error, see the status of the ODU indicator.
EL| Emergency Stop
LE| Compressor Stall Protection
F6| Condenser Medium Pipe Temperature Sensor Error
EH| Auxiliary Heating Protection
Un| Communication Error between Grid-Connected Drive Board and Main Control
Board
CJ| DIP Switch Code Error
Ud| Invalid Configuration Information of Inverter
GE| High or Low Photovoltaic Voltage Protection
G8| Overcurrent Protection at Power Grid Side
G7| Voltage Over/Under Frequency at Power Grid Side
G9| Drive IPM Module Protection at Power Grid Side
GL| Hardware Overcurrent Protection at Power Grid Side
GC| Photovoltaic DC Hardware Overcurrent Protection
GJ| Module High-Temperature Protection at Power Grid Side
GP| Temperature Sensor Protection at Power Grid Side
G6| Photovoltaic Low Voltage Ride Through
Gy| Drive Beyond Retrieve Error at Power Grid Side
G1| Photovoltaic Anti-Islanding Protection
G0| Photovoltaic Reversed Connection Protection
GU| Charged Circuit Protection at Power Grid Side
GA| Low/High Input Voltage Protection at Power Grid Side
G2| Photovoltaic DC Overcurrent Protection
Gb| Relay Protection at Power Grid Side
G3| Photovoltaic Power Generation Overload
Gd| Current Sensor Protection at Power Grid Side
GF| DC Bus Midpoint Potential Imbalance
Gn| Insulated Impedance Protection
G4| Photovoltaic Leakage Current Protection
G5| Phase-Lacking Protection at Power Grid Side
q0| Indoor Fan Bus Low-Voltage Protection
q1| Indoor Fan Bus High-Voltage Protection
q2| Indoor Fan AC Current Protection
q3| Indoor Fan IPM Protection
q4| Indoor Fan PFC Protection
q5| Indoor Fan Startup Failure
q6| Indoor Fan Phase-Sequence Protection
q7 | Indoor Fan Driver Reset Protection
q8| Indoor Fan Over-Current Protection
q9| Indoor Fan Power Protection
qA| Indoor Fan Driver Current Error
qb| Indoor Fan Driver Out-of-Step Protection
qC| Master Control and Indoor Fan Driver Communication Error
qd| Indoor Fan Driver Module High Temperature Protection
qE| Indoor Fan Driver Module Sensor Error
qF| Indoor Fan Driver Memory Chip Error
qH| Indoor Fan Charging Loop Error
qL| Indoor Fan Input Voltage Error
qo| Indoor Fan Electrical Box Sensor Error
qP| Indoor Fan Zero-Crossing Protection
dc| Suction Temperature Sensor Error
CA| Evaporator Inlet Pipe Temperature Sensor Error
Cb| Evaporator Outlet Pipe Temperature Sensor Error
A5| Condenser Inlet Pipe Temperature Sensor Error
e1| High Pressure Sensor Error
e3| Low Pressor Sensor Error
AL| Outdoor Fan Bus Low-Voltage Protection
AH| Outdoor Fan Bus High-Voltage Protection
AA| Outdoor Fan AC Current Protection
A1| Outdoor Fan IPM Protection
AF| Outdoor Fan PFC Protection
Ac| Outdoor Fan Startup Failure
Ad| Outdoor Fan Phase-Sequence Protection
A0| Outdoor Fan Driver Reset Protection
UL| Outdoor Fan Over-Current Protection
UP| Outdoor Fan Power Protection
AE| Outdoor Fan Driver Current Error
AJ| Outdoor Fan Driver Out-of-Step Protection
A6| Master Control and Outdoor Fan Driver Communication Error
A8| Outdoor Fan Driver Module High Temperature Protection
A9| Outdoor Fan Driver Module Sensor Error
An| Outdoor Fan Driver Memory Chip Error
AU| Outdoor Fan Charging Loop Error
AP| Outdoor Fan Input Voltage Error
Ar| Outdoor Fan Electric Box Sensor Error
U9| Photovoltaic Low Voltage Ride Through
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