Clint chiller is a well-known brand operating in the rooftop and chiller field. Different types of chillers are produced according to the needs of the facility. When choosing a suitable chiller for the facility, analyzes must be made by an expert team. When choosing a chiller, factors such as the size of the facility, the area where it will be used and the number of personnel in the environment should be taken into consideration. Choosing the wrong chiller may cause unnecessary energy consumption and failure to obtain the desired efficiency. In order to avoid such problems, chiller capacity selection should be made by an expert team. Clint Authorized Service should be contacted for operations such as fault repair and maintenance. Since chiller cooling groups are expensive, in case of any malfunction, an expert team should intervene. Maintenance work should never be interrupted, no matter how new the chiller is. The efficiency of the device that is not maintained decreases, it causes excessive energy consumption, which is a situation we do not want today, so it is recommended that you have your maintenance done on time. Otherwise When coolers are not maintained, malfunctions are likely to occur. In order to avoid such situations, you can contact us through the contact tab for periodic maintenance of the chiller device in your facility, spare parts supply, malfunctions, etc. What to Do in Case of Malfunction First of all, you can get an idea by looking at the fault description in the list of Clint Chiller Error Codes. Then, you should definitely contact Clint Technical Service. The first intervention to the device should be made by an expert team. Otherwise, the slightest mistake may lead to high costs. Clint Chiller Error Codes
J6: Outdoor unit heat exchanger thermistor failure
JA: Outdoor unit discharge pipe pressure sensor failure
JC: Outdoor unit suction pipe pressure sensor malfunction
JH: Outdoor unit oil temperature thermistor failure
U0: Low pressure drop due to refrigerant
U1: Reverse phase
U2: Insufficient voltage – supply failure
U4: Communication error between indoor units
U5: Communication error between remote controller and indoor unit
U7: Communication error between outdoor units
U8: Master and slave controllers communication error
U9: Communication error between indoor and outdoor units in the same system
UA: Excessive number of indoor units
UC: Address copy of central remote control
UF: Unset refrigerant system
UH: System error
L4: Outdoor unit inverter cooler fin temperature rise
L5: Outdoor unit inverter instantaneous overcurrent
L8: Outdoor unit inverter thermostat sensor compressor overload
L9: Outdoor unit inverter compressor interlock
LC: Outdoor unit control and PCB board failure
P1: Outdoor unit inverter surge protection
P4: Outdoor unit inverter cooling fin temperature rise sensor failure