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F49Outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor abnormality
Name in the manufacturer's documentation (service manual): Outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor abnormality
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Detection conditions (source text)
- Outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor abnormality continue for 5 sec.[2]
Possible causes (source text)
- Outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor (defective or disconnected)[3]
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Sources
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- [1] Service Manual – WH-SDC03/05/07/09H3E5-1 + WH-UD03/05/07/09HE5-1 (PAPAMY1703036CE) , p. 154 manufacturer document – copy from a distributor quote verified
F49 Outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor abnormality
- [2] Service Manual – WH-SDC03/05/07/09H3E5-1 + WH-UD03/05/07/09HE5-1 (PAPAMY1703036CE) , p. 154 manufacturer document – copy from a distributor quote verified
outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor abnormality continue for 5 sec.
- [3] Service Manual – WH-SDC03/05/07/09H3E5-1 + WH-UD03/05/07/09HE5-1 (PAPAMY1703036CE) , p. 154 manufacturer document – copy from a distributor quote verified
outdoor bypass outlet temperature sensor (defective or disconnected)