Replygot power anywhere else?
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Model YTH1A1E2-CRJ
Comp Model YDTL-120
Serial# GHJM 200244
Control Enclosure
Panel#371-02264-105
Panel Diagram(which i dont have) 035-15994-000
Serial # 01079H800
This chiller is down. optiview screen dark. I just printed off the 160.55 M-1
manual.
I have no other documentation for this chiller/wiring diagrams etc.
The micro has a solid green LED lit.
I only have had to trouble shoot starter issues with this loud bugger.
Any experiences would be helpful
Thank you
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got power anywhere else?
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With no documentation I did a few things to get started.
Power supply outputs were 5vdc \12 vdc
I unplugged each input and output on the micro and tried to reboot. no success.
i have since printed off the optiview manual(160.55M-1)and scoured this site for more info.
I need to pay close attention to the actual power supply voltages.
I also need a wiring diagram for this panel.
with a green led im assuming the LCD should be lit up.
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is the display lamp getting its DC voltage?
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You need to take this question to the Pro's forum. I'd try to help, but not here in the open forum.
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Agree take it to the Pro Forum.Originally Posted by KnewYork
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I might add that many of the answers are in the manual I sent you. Pages 34-35 should be helpful.
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i was able to resolve the issue.
should we discuss in pro?
start a new thread?
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turned out to be a bad J1 plug connection on the main board from the power supply.
used a tip cleaner plugged here back in and away she went.
cycled power off a dozen times, came back up without fail.
had the office order a new plug.
thanks to all
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