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Janae Certeza Posted on May 16, 2015
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Error code is pointing to outdoor fan failure, how can I fix it

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I ran into that same issue with a Daiken. I ended up changing the board and the o.d. motor. The motor had damaged the board. Tech support had me change the board first. Second board was also damaged by the faulty motor. Changed the board and the motor, now its working well. If you are unsure find someone who has experience with that style unit and have the Tech Support # on hand for them.

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