Gree FJ
Air-outlet (DAHT) temperature sensor open- or short-circuited
Source: Gree/Gree_etac-iii-r32-service-manual-a_HVAC.pdf
What does Gree FJ mean?
FJ means the temperature sensor at the air outlet is open- or short-circuited. The unit registers a temperature-sensor fault and displays FJ.
Symptoms
- Display shows FJ
- In cool/fan/dry the indoor fan runs but compressor and outdoor fan stop; in heat all loads stop
- Unit will not maintain temperature
- Code latches at power-up or shortly after
Common causes
- Air-outlet (DAHT) sensor not connected well
- Temperature sensor damaged
- Connection wire short-circuited or broken
- Main board fault
Diagnostic steps
- 01
Check the connection
Verify the terminal between the air-outlet sensor and the control board is not loose or poorly connected and reseat the sensor.
- 02
Inspect for shorts
Look for a short circuit from tripped-over parts on the board and straighten them.
- 03
Verify resistance
Measure the sensor against the manual's resistance table; replace it with the same model if it reads out of range.
- 04
Replace the board
If sensor and wiring are good, replace the controller board with one of the same model.
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When to call a professional
FJ follows the same sensor-test procedure as the other F-series codes and needs a meter plus the resistance table. If a quick reseat does not clear it, or the controller board is suspect, have a licensed HVAC technician confirm the sensor and replace parts as needed.
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