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Appendix
CheckMe! Diagnostics
5.4 Indoor Coil Airow Diagnosis
5.401 Airow OK:e indoor coil airow was directly measured using
the TrueFlow® grid and is OK.
5.402 Probable OK airow: e indoor coil airow was tested by an
indirect means (temperature split) and is probably OK.
5.403 Airow unknown, check airow: e measurements are
insucient to diagnose the indoor coil airow. Either measure the
Return Plenum Dry Bulb, Wet Bulb and Supply Plenum Dry Bulb or use
a TrueFlow® Plate.
5.404 Low airow, increase airow until actual temp split
matches target temp split. Actual temp split is __°F and
target temp split is __°F:
e indoor coil airow is low based on
the temperature split. Check the lter and coil, inspect for any restrictions
and blockages. Make sure all registers are open. If the airow remains low,
consider increased blower speed and duct system modications. Supply
and return plenum static pressures can be used to diagnose the causes of
low airow.
5.405 Low airow, increase airow: e indoor coil airow was
directly measured using the TrueFlow® grid and is low. Check the lter
and coil, inspect for any restrictions and blockages. Make sure all registers
are open. If the airow remains low aer a retest, consider increased
blower speed and duct system modications. Supply and return plenum
static pressures can be used to diagnose the causes of low airow.
5.406 Low capacity or possible high airow, measure airow
directly:
e temperature split is low. is usually means that the
capacity of the system has been reduced due to incorrect refrigerant
charge. Higher than expected airow is rare, but does occur occasionally.
Measuring the airow directly would identify if high airow is the cause
of the low temperature split.
5.407 High airow, possibly reduce airow: e indoor coil
airow was directly measured using the TrueFlow® grid and is higher
than expected. Consider reducing the airow particularly if the unit is
in a damp climate. In heat pumps high airow causes uncomfortably low
delivery temperatures.
5.408 Possible plenum temperature measurement error,
retake plenum temperatures:
e reported wet and dry bulb
temperature readings from the return and supply plenums are unlikely.
Retake the measurements in the INPUT FORM. See Return DB and
Return WB sections for detailed instructions on how to take these
measurements properly.
5.5 Refrigerant Charge Diagnosis
5.501 Charge OK: Refrigerant charge tested and it is OK.
5.502 Possible OK charge: e primary indicator of refrigerant charge
(subcooling for TXV/EXV or superheat for non-TXV) indicates the
refrigerant level was OK. However, a secondary indicator reduces the
condence in that diagnosis. Check out any other potential problems
indicated.
5.503 Charge unknown, check charge: e measurements are
insucient to diagnose the refrigerant charge. For best results return to
the INPUT FORM by pressing the INPUT button and ll out the INPUT
FORM completely before pressing the OUTPUT button again.
5.504 Possible undercharge, possibly add refrigerant: Try xing
other conditions rst and retesting but if this diagnosis persists the system
may be undercharged, if no other conditions are triggered, consider
adding refrigerant to correct. e amount of refrigerant to add will vary
based on the size of the system and the dierence between Target and
Actual superheat/subcooling.
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