Mitsubishi Electric · R410A Systems
The compressor discharge temperature is excessively high OR the internal thermostat (49C) on the outdoor unit has activated due to an over-temperature condition. Both indicate an overheating issue within the outdoor unit or its components, risking compressor damage.
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Measure discharge pressure and temperature at the compressor outlet using appropriate gauges and probes.
Verify condenser coil cleanliness and ensure unrestricted airflow over the coil and around the compressor.
Check refrigerant charge using manifold gauges and subcooling/superheat calculations — ensure it's not overcharged.
Measure the temperature of the compressor casing using an infrared thermometer.
Verify the operation and rotation direction of the outdoor fan motor.