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H8 High line voltage

High severity Goodman/Amana ComfortNet ASZC/GSZC/DSZC

What the control is telling you

Line voltage measured above 255 VAC. Clears when voltage drops back below 255 VAC.

Applies to: Communicating 2-stage condensers and heat pumps with the PCBHR104 or PCBHR105 outdoor control (7-segment display): ASXC16/18, GSXC16/18, DSXC16/18, ASZC16/18, GSZC16/18, DSZC16/18

Likely causes

  • Supply voltage too high

Test and repair steps

  1. Warning: Kill power to the outdoor unit before touching wiring, the compressor terminals or the control.
  2. Measure line voltage at the unit.
  3. Confirm the unit is on the supply voltage shown on the rating plate.
  4. Have the utility correct a high supply voltage.

Models that show this code

24 models in Goodman/Amana ComfortNet ASZC/GSZC/DSZC

ASZC160241ASZC160361ASZC160421ASZC160481ASZC160601ASZC180241ASZC180361ASZC180481ASZC180601DSZC160241DSZC160361DSZC160481DSZC160601DSZC180361DSZC180481DSZC180601GSZC160241GSZC160361GSZC160481GSZC160601GSZC180241GSZC180361GSZC180481GSZC180601

Other codes on the same units

  • d2 System mismatch - indoor unit cannot supply required airflow
  • d3 Configuration mismatch - shared data does not match hardware
  • d4 Shared data from the loader rejected
  • E5 Outdoor control low-voltage fuse open
  • L1 Lockout - low pressure switch tripped 3 times
  • L2 Lockout - high pressure switch tripped 3 times
  • L6 Lockout - open start circuit detected 4 times
  • L7 Lockout - open run circuit detected 4 times

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Source: Goodman ComfortNet ASXC/GSXC/DSXC, ASZC/GSZC/DSZC, AVPTC/MBVC service manual, Unitary Diagnostic Codes PCBHR104 p.71-77 and PCBHR105 p.78-84. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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