KeepRite air conditioner error codes

28 codes with causes and test steps, plus 1 settings tables.

CodeMeaningSeverity
1Comfort Alert 1 - long run timeMedium
2Comfort Alert 2 - system pressure tripHigh
3Comfort Alert 3 - short cyclingMedium
4Comfort Alert 4 - locked rotorHigh
5Comfort Alert 5 - open circuitHigh
6Comfort Alert 6 - open start circuitHigh
7Comfort Alert 7 - open run circuitHigh
9Comfort Alert 9 - low control voltageMedium
16Lost communication with wall controlMedium
25Model plug missing or invalidHigh
31High pressure switch openHigh
32Low pressure switch openHigh
45Outdoor control board failureHigh
46Brown-out (low voltage)Medium
47No 230 V at the unitHigh
53Outdoor air temperature sensor faultMedium
55Outdoor coil sensor faultMedium
56Air and coil sensors disagreeMedium
71Low stage thermal cutoutHigh
72Compressor thermal cutout (two-stage: high stage)High
73Contactor stuck closedHigh
74No 230 V at compressorHigh
81Low stage thermal lockoutHigh
82Thermal lockout (two-stage: high stage)High
83Low pressure lockoutHigh
84High pressure lockoutHigh
Red TRIP LEDComfort Alert TRIP - Y call but compressor not runningHigh
TRIP + ALERT flashing togetherComfort Alert - control voltage too low to operateMedium

Settings and specs

Outdoor unit clearances

Clearances · KeepRite C4A3/CXA6 AC

LocationMinimum
Service end24 in. (610 mm)
Above unit48 in. (1219 mm)
One side6 in. (152 mm)
Other sides12 in. (305 mm)
Between units24 in. (610 mm); 18 in. (457 mm) with no overhang within 12 ft
Roof mount height above roof6 in. (152 mm)
Shrubs/fences from coil18 in. (457 mm)
  • Keep roof run-off and snow from falling on the unit.
  • Unit must be level within 2 degrees.

Source: KeepRite/ICP C4A3/H4A3/T4A3/CXA6 Installation Instructions 421 01 5103 05, Clearances / Unit Support p.2, Maintenance p.12

Models covered

*CA624*CA636*CA648*CA660*CA924*CA936*CA948*CA960*SA5*SA6C4A3CXA6

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