Heat stops constantly

Hi Danny, not 100 percent sure this will help but I have come across other split and ducted units that shut down during heating. It could be associated with icing up on the external heat pump but it is not always readily evident. The problem with Daikin error codes is that often there are none evident or displayed which is a real problem in resolving problems. Hi Danny, not 100 percent sure this will help but I have come across other split and ducted units that shut down during heating. It could be associated with icing up on the external heat pump but it is not always readily evident. The problem with Daikin error codes is that often there are none evident or displayed which is a real problem in resolving problems.

What I would consider is the distance of the pipe work between both units for an under gas refrigerant issue. Most come pre charged for 30 metres but remember that's to and from the indoor unit as well. it could be an undercharging issue which can cause all sorts of problems with the system. I additionally had a problem with a 3 phase ducted system shutting down on over pressure sensor which was traced to a gas leak with R22 refrigerant. The error that was recorded by the system code pad was rubbish, just a side affect associated with the problem which we spent several hours tracing. The short of all of this is that error codes don't necessarily tell the story but rather a portion of the problem. Check refrigerant levels because if they are wrong either over pressurised or under the system will fail to work correctly as anticipated. Good luck with it! What I would consider is the distance of the pipe work between both units for an under gas refrigerant issue. Most come pre charged for 30 metres but remember that's to and from the indoor unit as well. it could be an undercharging issue which can cause all sorts of problems with the system. I additionally had a problem with a 3 phase ducted system shutting down on over pressure sensor which was traced to a gas leak with R22 refrigerant. The error that was recorded by the system code pad was rubbish, just a side affect associated with the problem which we spent several hours tracing. The short of all of this is that error codes don't necessarily tell the story but rather a portion of the problem. Check refrigerant levels because if they are wrong either over pressurised or under the system will fail to work correctly as anticipated. Good luck with it!