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d4 Memory card invalid for device

Medium severity Rheem/Ruud PRL-JEC heat pump (Comfort Control2 ICC)

What the control is telling you

The data on the memory card in the control does not match the control/unit. Also shown if the card is missing (unit still runs).

Applies to: (-)PRL-JEC 2-stage 16 SEER heat pumps: RPRL/UPRL-024JEC, -036JEC, -048JEC, -060JEC

Likely causes

  • Wrong memory card
  • Memory card missing

Test and repair steps

  1. Check the memory card matches this unit (ID tag on the tether).
  2. Check the card is present and seated.
  3. If missing/damaged, order a new memory card; never use one from another unit.

Settings for these units

Outdoor unit clearances · Rheem/Ruud PRL-JEC heat pump (Comfort Control2 ICC)

LocationMinimum
Above unit (fan discharge)60 in. [1524 mm]
Coil air inlets (3 sides)6 in. [152 mm]
Service access side24 in. [610 mm]
Between two units (grille sides aligned)12 in. total (6 in. per unit)

Do not reduce the 60 in. discharge or 24 in. service clearances.

Inlet clearances under 6 in. reduce capacity and efficiency.

Models that show this code

4 models in Rheem/Ruud PRL-JEC heat pump (Comfort Control2 ICC)

RPRL-024JECRPRL-036JECRPRL-048JECRPRL-060JEC

Other codes on the same units

  • 90 Communication fault
  • 93 Internal control fault
  • d1 No shared data
  • d3 Airflow CFM mismatch
  • d8 Old shared data
  • L4 Locked rotor lockout
  • L6 Open start circuit lockout
  • L7 Open run circuit lockout

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Source: Rheem (-)PRL-JEC Heat Pump Installation Instructions, 12.6 ICC Diagnostic Codes / 18.2 Replacement of Control Board, p.31, 43. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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