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Originally Posted by klove

Surely, you jest.........

You took the words right out of my mouth.

Originally Posted by YMC2

hi, you problem is very hard,

1- look transformer 3ph xfmr, in voltage supply power , out voltage , you metter in point logic board J4 - 6 (phase c ) j4 - 7 ( b line ) and j4- 9 (line a ) with earth , you test voltage send trigger board a logic board , the voltage is vdc= vac /135,8 . you test problem solution voltage problem.

2- ok, again, look j4 1 and 2 ph a , 3-4 ph b , 5-6 ph c, vdc= (i motor x 1.414)/1400 = ? x 3.19 . the test read across resistor r1, r2 , r3 , botton is gnd , in voltage is high more than test , you problem the trigger signal , ct current test .


the oil system return with chiller run 100% fla , lucky

Surely, you jest.........

Update on SSS fault. I swaped the ribbon cable between logic & micro- 6 pins cable. I swapped it with another chiller's. so far it is still running. The cable looked ok but I figured I'll try it.

As far as the 3 phase x-former in SSS ,reads a steady 12.98 vdc. I recorded this all day. It barely swade.

Originally Posted by Chiller Tex

I have a york YT with a SSS starter. It has a millennium codepak panel. It goes off on "starter malfuntion detected". when I arrive at job site, the chiller is off, the display is reading 658 volts, 742 amps, 327% FLA. the actual FLA is 275 i think @ 480volt. I hit the reset and it starts up just fine. I have seen the display read voltage going up and down { 200 to 600 volts up/down/up/down}. The customer replaced the trigger board but it still does it. I check for loose connections, all were ok. I dont know what else to look for. every time i am there it's not acting up. Also, when it goes off on this fualt it pumps all the oil in the evap--why?

hi, you problem is very hard,

1- look transformer 3ph xfmr, in voltage supply power , out voltage , you metter in point logic board J4 - 6 (phase c ) j4 - 7 ( b line ) and j4- 9 (line a ) with earth , you test voltage send trigger board a logic board , the voltage is vdc= vac /135,8 . you test problem solution voltage problem.

2- ok, again, look j4 1 and 2 ph a , 3-4 ph b , 5-6 ph c, vdc= (i motor x 1.414)/1400 = ? x 3.19 . the test read across resistor r1, r2 , r3 , botton is gnd , in voltage is high more than test , you problem the trigger signal , ct current test .


the oil system return with chiller run 100% fla , lucky

Originally Posted by jayguy

...the trigger board talks to the logic board which then talks to the microboard. check your logic board to microboard wire harness and connections...J6 i think.

J6 on the Logic Board wires to the J10 on the Microboard...look again.

I put the printer on machine for history log.

9-26-12--- off on low line voltage. 245 volts.

9-27-12--- off on high line voltage. 629 volts.

9-27-12--- 6.5 hrs later....off on low oil pressure due to micro reading 914 amps but machine is not running. Oil pump ran and pumped oil out.

Note that machine FLA is 240 and 480 volts.

Between 9-26 & 9-27 faults are 2 starts.

Originally Posted by Chiller Tex

K love,
Ok. How do I do that? .

Go to pro forum and look under membership information

The machine ran all weekend with no shutdowns. They shut it down Monday morning and has not ran all week. I got here today and the logic board had two lights; PH rot/loss & trig OOL. I push button and reset.

K love,
Ok. How do I do that?


And yes I have a style A book. I am machine now.

york2004

Have you checked the connections to the CT's or check the resistance of the CT's.

that resistance must have the ct?

Tex: You need to put in for pro status and get this discussion to the other part of this forum. It's gettin' a bit deep for the opens.

It's probably your logic board. Do you have the wiring diagram for the Style "A" solid state starter? Check to make sure that you have good voltages on the board. Second have you checked the test points on the microboard? Have you tested the power supply output voltages? They all should be within a tenth of a volt. Make sure you use a good meter like a Fluke 87 V. Thats the meter I use and have never had a problem with it. Double check all of your AC and DC voltages. If they are off you will get weird operations.

I reset the rocker. There are no LED's lit on logic board.

M# SSS 14L-46A

When you are reseting the chiller are you just cycling the rocker switch or are you pressing the reset on the logic board?

What make is SSS?

M# YTG1A3C2-CKH

I can get the micro # in morning.

Tex: What's the complete model # of the chiller and the part # of the microboard?

I have this same problem in my case is an electromechanical codepak YSCACAS2 with starter panel

Originally Posted by Chiller Tex

Question ; when these yorks go off on a fault, does the micro take a snap shot of what the machine was doing at time of fault and store it on the display ?

On a single line panel, the last three shutdowns are stored in the buffer. You have to have a printer to access this info. You can't get it from the display.

check your output signal of the CT thats sending signal to the board, I had a Carrier 19xl do the same all voltages and amps were good but getting a wrong signal from CT.