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Check the battery Check the ignition board And let me know

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Please check the return air sensor.

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Yes, uploading next video on this same topic.

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P6 is mainly an Outdoor Pcbs card problem. Need to check electronic components in the outdoor unit pcbs cards.

Indoor and outdoor sensors need to be checked, either the compressor or indoor sensor is faulty.

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Need to use WD40, BECAUSE the shaft is rusted & stuck. Tight the nut only top thread, then knock gently it will come down.

If you're encountering a CL error on your TCL inverter split unit, it typically indicates a communication problem between the indoor and outdoor units. Here are a few troubleshooting steps you can try if you have technical knowledge otherwise call a professional.. 1) Power off and restart: Turn off the air conditioner at the circuit breaker or disconnect it from the power source. Wait for a few minutes, and then turn it back on. This simple reset may resolve the communication issue. 2) Check the remote control: Ensure that the remote control's batteries are functioning correctly and properly inserted. Weak or dead batteries can sometimes cause communication problems. 3) Verify the display: Take note of any additional error codes or error messages displayed on the unit's control panel. They may provide more specific information about the issue. Refer to the unit's manual or contact TCL customer support for assistance in interpreting the error codes. 4) Inspect the wiring: Examine the wiring connections between the indoor and outdoor units. Look for any loose, damaged, or disconnected wires. If you're comfortable doing so, you can try reseating the connections or fixing any obvious issues. However, if you're unsure or uncomfortable working with electrical components, it's best to contact a professional technician. 5) Power supply check: Ensure that both the indoor and outdoor units are receiving the appropriate power supply. Check the circuit breakers or fuses related to the air conditioner and verify that they are not tripped or blown.

Is the fan running or not?

Please tell me what is happening in your ac unit.

Not cooling properly, compressor cycling too fast cant change anything on display.. e.g. - display says 79, its stuck on auto mode and low fan soeed

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@@Eric-z5h reset the unit once

@@Rehankhan_HVAC_TIPS done it several times... Just took circuit board out.. got some burnt connections looks like... Needs a new one.

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1. Firstly, the IDU and the ODU should be matched and connected properly. 2. Observe the main external control panel, turn on the air conditioner, three lights are all lighted up then off and the relay pulls in. If not, it is power supply problem. 3. Connect the black signal line S to terminal N of ODU. Turn on the A/C, if "E5" is still reported, the main external control panel need to be replaced. If "E5" is still reported at this time, go to step 4. 4. Change a new main internal control panel, if the error code E5 remains, then the problem should be on the main external control panel.

There will be no Fluctuations, because you have removed the communication cable from the outdoor unit. Only one side of communication is receiving That's why it will not fluctuate.

Did you check the outdoor unit N to S, after disconnecting the S from the outdoor unit. What is the voltage from the outdoor side?

​​​@@Rehankhan_HVAC_TIPS brilliant. Good to know thanks. I will check the signal from the outdoor unit with it disconnected from the indoor shortly. Thanks for your rapid reply. I also have 2 of the identical units working correctly so can compare values. It did initially trip the circuit breaker before the E5 occurred.

​@@Rehankhan_HVAC_TIPSJust checked it and no DC voltage from S on the outdoor unit. Worth checking the fuse on the odu? Or is it pretty much dead? I'll remove it and have a look in a day or 2. Don't have easy access to it. 👍

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@@Rehankhan_HVAC_TIPS bluestar vrf model 4plus and 5plus. This video is which model sir.

This is V4 Model

This is not v sir, it roman number 5

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There is a gas leakage in the system, please contact the installation technician or company.

Please let me know the model number and type of ac.

The ac unit is getting overloaded either from the indoor side or the outdoor side. Or Condenser is block