Mitsubishi Electric · Heat pumps · Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan FTC7 controller (PUZ-WM/WZ, PUHZ-SW)
LFFlow sensor failure
Name in the manufacturer's documentation (service manual): Flow sensor failure
[1]
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For technicians
Steps given by the manufacturer (source text)
- Check flow sensor cable for damage or loose connections[2]
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Sources
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- [1] Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan FTC7 PAC-IF081B-E / PAC-IF082B-E / PAC-IF083B-E – Installation Manual (DG79H200H02) , p. 33 official manufacturer document quote verified
LF Flow sensor failure
- [2] Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan FTC7 PAC-IF081B-E / PAC-IF082B-E / PAC-IF083B-E – Installation Manual (DG79H200H02) , p. 33 official manufacturer document quote verified
Check flow sensor cable for damage or loose connections.