Why does the central air conditioning system always give a low pressure alarm?
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This post was last edited by zhaohh3211 on 2010-8-3 07:33. Why does the central air conditioning system keep giving a low pressure alarm?
Is there a possibility of fluoride deficiency?
This post was last edited by zhaohh3211 on 2010-8-3 07:36. Low voltage, as the name implies, means that the voltage is low. It is possible to actually measure the voltage when the air conditioner is in operation, as well as the system voltage during peak power consumption periods. The possible reason is that the central air conditioning system has a large capacity, while the cables used are of too small a diameter, or the starting current is too high when the air conditioner is turned on, which causes an alarm during startup.
What does low pressure refer to?
It’s probably a fluoride deficiency, or one of the solenoid valves isn’t working.