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TCM FR18-7H

TCM Model FR18-7H ( NICHIYU CONTROLLER)
I have replaced the new controller and the CPU panel. But the problem is. Motor rotates very slowly. No error code on display panel. Pump systems are working normally.
Please help me.
  • Posted 15 May 2012 22:55
  • By songyot_v
  • joined 8 Jul'11 - 103 messages
  • Thailand
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Speed sensor bad or Sensor connection check.
  • Posted 16 Dec 2012 23:29
  • By alexandr_k
  • joined 6 Dec'11 - 197 messages
  • Ukraine, Ukraine
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Please check the current meter.may be
  • Posted 16 Dec 2012 22:35
  • By pham_s
  • joined 15 Dec'12 - 81 messages
  • 12, Viet Nam
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