Operation; Troubleshooting - Emerson White Rodgers SureSwitch 49P11-843 Instrucciones De Instalación

CALL FOR COMPRESSOR OPERATION
24 VAC between the Y and C terminals will signal a call for compressor
operation. The C compressor and fan outputs will be energized. Loss of
24 VAC between Y and C will de-energize the outputs.
SureSwitch includes a Test Mode to assist in system installation and
troubleshooting. Press the "TEST" button for one second to energize
the compressor and fan for five seconds without a Y call.
RANDOM START DELAY
At power-up and when SureSwitch recovers from a brownout, a
random start delay of 5-90 seconds will be activated. This delay is in
addition to the short cycle delay. During this delay the compressor will
not be energized, even if a call for compressor operation is present. The
random start delay can help reduce spikes in power consumption when
multiple loads are re-energized after a blackout or brownout.
The random start delay cannot be disabled, but is only active at initial
power-up and when recovering from a brownout. Normal compressor
cycling will not activate the random start delay.
SHORT CYCLE PROTECTION
At power-up, and any time the compressor is de-energized, SureSwitch
will activate a three minute short cycle delay. During this delay
the compressor will not be energized, even if a call for compressor
operation is present, to prevent compressor damage due to rapid on
and off cycling. Normal operation resumes when the delay expires.
Short cycle protection can be disabled by setting the "Delay" dipswitch
to the OFF position.
For assistance with system troubleshooting, refer to the original equipment manufacturer's instructions accompanying the condensing unit,
furnace or air handler, and thermostat.
Symptom
Compressor running,
but fan not running
Fan running, but
compressor not
running
TEST
LED Flash Code Possible Causes
GREEN – Solid • Wiring fault
• Fan motor or capacitor fault
GREEN – Solid • Wiring fault
• Compressor internal/overload protector tripped
• Run/Start/Hardstart Capacitor Fault
LINE-VOLTAGE BROWNOUT PROTECTION
Brownout protection will de-energize the compressor and fan if line
voltage drops below 180 VAC for more than four seconds during a call
for compressor operation. Compressor operation will not resume until
line voltage returns to a minimum of 190 VAC. In addition, SureSwitch
will not attempt to start the compressor if line voltage is less than 187
VAC.
Brownout protection can be disabled by setting the "Brown" dipswitch
to the OFF position.
LIFETIME CYCLE COUNT
A count of compressor cycles since the control was installed is stored
in the control's memory. To display the count, press and hold the
"COUNT" button for one second. The LED will flash to indicate the
total number of compressor cycles, rounded to the nearest 100 cycles:
GREEN – One Flash per 10,000 Cycles
RED – One Flash per 1,000 Cycles
YELLOW – One Flash per 100 Cycles
EXAMPLE: 52,318 cycles would flash five GREEN, then two RED, then
three Y ELLOW
LED STATUS CODES
The tri-color LED will flash fault and status codes while SureSwitch is
powered.
LED Color
NONE
GREEN Slow Flash
GREEN Solid
GREEN Fast Flash
GREEN/RED Alternating
GREEN/RED/YELLOW
Alternating

OPERATION

Status
No Power
Standby – No Call
Call for Compressor – Compressor and
Fan Energized
Short Cycle/Random Start Delay
Brownout Detected
Compressor Test Mode – Compressor
and fan Energized

TROUBLESHOOTING

Corrective Actions
• Check line voltage wiring
• Check fan motor and capacitor
• Check line voltage wiring
• Check capacitors
• Wait for protector to reset