On the 700 Series 700TF-2V and 700TF-3, such as the 700TFI, code 80 may appear after the control board is replaced, because the board receives no inverter feedback from the variable-speed compressor drive. Until feedback is…
On the 700 Series 700TF-2V and 700TF-3, such as the 700TFI, code 80 may appear after the control board is replaced, because the board receives no inverter feedback from the variable-speed compressor drive. Until feedback is restored, the compressor may not run properly and the unit can lose cold. On the legacy 648PRO, code 80 has a different meaning, so check your model before reading anything into it.
1. Note code 80 and the date of any recent board replacement. 2. Kill power to the unit at the breaker, then restore it after about two minutes. 3. Check whether the compressor starts. 4. Keep doors closed and use a thermometer in each section. 5. Call us if code 80 stays.
On the 700TF-2V and 700TF-3, a new control board may show code 80 when it gets no inverter feedback. That often traces back to how the board was connected during the replacement.
No. The legacy 648PRO uses code 80 for something different. This page covers the 700TF units only, so please share your full model number when you call us.
We check the board-to-inverter connection and the feedback signal, then quote any part in writing before work, so you know the cost up front. Our labor carries a 30-day warranty.
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.