Hello, did you get the motor from somewhere? I have the same problem. I bought an Airblown and the motor does not work. As I am from Germany I can not go back to WalMart and bring it back to them.
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The H5 error code in a Blue Star split inverter AC typically indicates that there is a problem with the outdoor unit. The outdoor unit is the part of the air conditioning system that is located outside the building and is responsible for releasing the heat absorbed from the inside of the building to the outside.
There are a few possible causes of the H5 error code:
The outdoor unit's compressor might be malfunctioning. The compressor is the most important component of the outdoor unit and is responsible for compressing and circulating the refrigerant.
The outdoor unit's fins might be dirty or obstructed. The fins are the thin metal blades that are responsible for releasing the heat absorbed from the inside of the building to the outside. If the fins are dirty or obstructed, the heat exchange process will be impaired, resulting in the H5 error code.
The outdoor unit's fan motor might be malfunctioning. The fan motor is responsible for turning the fan blades that circulate the air over the fins. If the fan motor is not functioning properly, the H5 error code will be displayed.
To troubleshoot the H5 error code, you should start by checking the outdoor unit for any visible signs of damage or obstruction. If you do not see any obvious problems, you may need to call a professional HVAC technician to diagnose and repair the issue.
Temp sensor, bad motor, bad control board…too complex you need help. Your outdoor unit will have a better diagnostic code to hopefully narrow the problem but this requires opening of machine.
I have had similar problems with Samsung. Apparently, the indoor board fits a lot of different models and each has to be "programmed" in to suit your model. Not sure what was wrong with your machine before but it has been known for these units to have a faulty outdoor fan motor which causes the outdoor board to fail as well. When this happens, the indoor unit will usually work fine for about a minute or 2 and then shut down, with lights flashing. The outdoor wont start at all. If these were the symptoms, I would suggest putting your old indoor PCB back and then getting a new outdoor fan motor and outdoor PCB.
I just had this problem. There was ice blocking the fan in the external unit. I cleared the ice, cut the power to the external unit to reset it, and everything is working fine now
Unit needs to be taken apart and washed out , also check to see if motor turns freely by hand , clean base of unit fans / blowers and drain ports / channels . Check outdoor motor to see if bearings are tight or fan overheats and cuts off if so replace outdoor motor .
I assume you are referring to the indoor fan coming on. If the fan on the outdoor unit is coming on, and the compressor is not, you have a control problem with the outdoor unit, I recommend calling a service man. Make sure you have power to the outdoor unit. There should be a service disconnect on the outdoor unit, connect and disconnect the power, you should hear a hum when the power comes on, put your ear to the housing of the outdoor unit and you will hear the power come on when it is turned on. If no power, or hum, check your breakers in the house electrical panel, see if any are tripped. Next step call a service tech.
Hi, The outdoor fan motor can fail and also the start capacitor that helps it start can also fail...if the compressor is running then the motor should be getting power... Change the cap. first and if that don't do the trick, then change the motor...
as old as this unit is you probably cannot read the label on the motor it is either a 1/4 or 1/3 horse power 230 volt motor. a generic motor will work fine, use a 1/3 to be sure. also replace the capacitor so it matches the new motor. if you can read the label the part number is on it, should be an HK # with about 7 more digits
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