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00:00Assalam-o-Alaikum.
00:02I am making this video.
00:05The kit has come to us in P1 error.
00:08You must watch this video.
00:10I have never said that this is a very useful video.
00:13This is a useful video for them.
00:15I am making it because I often see in groups, etc.
00:19Or people say that this is the kit of Dollars.
00:23Or it is the air condition of Dollars.
00:25When there is any green color, send the error code list.
00:29Send the error code list.
00:31I am making a special video for them today.
00:33Which is related to each other in groups.
00:36Yes, whose error is this?
00:38The P1 error in this is the purpose of whether the voltage is up or down.
00:43This is the error of voltage protection.
00:46If you check the voltage that we are getting here,
00:50then there will be 220 volts.
00:52Or there will be 10-12 volts up and down.
00:54That is also considered correct.
00:56But in reality, what will be this fault?
00:59If you have written there that there is a voltage problem,
01:02then what will you do?
01:04Nothing.
01:05You can just check the voltage.
01:07Yes, the whole thing is fine.
01:08Yes, there is a problem in the kit.
01:09In reality, these things do not happen like this.
01:11This is any error.
01:13It does not happen in such a way that people see the error of the sensors.
01:20This is why I am telling them that these things happen at any time.
01:26But there is a lot of difference in your understanding.
01:29How will this error be solved?
01:32Or how do we trace it?
01:35I am making a special video for it today.
01:37You must watch this video.
01:39Okay.
01:40No matter if you don't like it.
01:41No problem.
01:42But you must watch the video.
01:43Because you will get a lot of things in it.
01:47We have cleared a lot of such kits in this.
01:50But there is an error of P1 in this.
01:52Generally, mechanics make the kit dead in this error.
01:55That the microprocessor of this kit is bad.
01:58So much that it does not happen.
02:00Although there are more faults in this.
02:02Today I have made a diagram for you in this.
02:05I will explain according to this diagram.
02:08This is a pre-DC link in this.
02:10I will also tell you the diagram of this.
02:13And this is P1 only.
02:15In this, there is a DC link.
02:16This is also an error in P1.
02:18We have cleared both of these.
02:19The purpose is that you should know this.
02:22What is this diagram?
02:23Where does it start from?
02:25How far is it?
02:26What are the things that come in this?
02:28What components are being used in this?
02:30What are they doing?
02:32First of all, see this.
02:33This bridge is installed here.
02:35Which is in every kit.
02:39There is an AC in its center.
02:41And see this.
02:43See this first.
02:44After this, I will explain to you.
02:46See this.
02:47Here this DC out comes from the cut side.
02:50After this, this reactor is installed.
02:52This is also installed in the common kit.
02:54And this reactor is installed in it.
02:56Immediately after the reactor, this short circuit diverges.
02:59Which is below it.
03:00I will show you that too.
03:02After this, two capacitors are installed.
03:04On which 325 volts will come.
03:07These are plus and minus.
03:09Two electrolytic capacitors are installed.
03:12After this, let's go here.
03:14These capacitors are installed.
03:16This capacitor is installed.
03:17AC voltage controller.
03:18This capacitor is installed in front of it.
03:20After this, here is a resistance installed.
03:25This one.
03:26This polar resistance is installed.
03:28After this, a capacitor is installed.
03:30And after this, see this.
03:31This diverge package is installed.
03:33This came in front of it.
03:34Macro process up to 89 pin.
03:38Now after this.
03:40We see that after this, what is this?
03:44The real P1 error comes because of this.
03:47What we are seeing today.
03:48On which I am getting you to work.
03:50This is the same type.
03:51This is a DC circuit.
03:54Link circuit.
03:55See this.
03:56This happens in this.
03:57Here.
03:58From here.
03:59From here, this one wire from here.
04:01Which is before the reactor.
04:03DC starts here.
04:05Before the reactor with it.
04:07This resistance will come.
04:08This polar resistance.
04:09After this, it will come in this package and come here.
04:12The second one.
04:13It has to tell.
04:14Will the voltage work here or more?
04:17The second one.
04:18The capacitor's voltage is less or more.
04:20This circuit has to tell.
04:21Okay.
04:22These are two circuits.
04:23In this.
04:24Now in this.
04:25We clear the error of P1.
04:27I have opened it.
04:28See this.
04:29We check this.
04:30See this.
04:31First of all.
04:32This one.
04:33This is the circuit.
04:34We trace it.
04:35See this.
04:36In this.
04:37The resistance is in this.
04:38These one powers.
04:39It can go there.
04:40If we see it.
04:41This will tell here.
04:42Here also it is showing 1000 watts.
04:43Here you see.
04:44Oh!
04:45Why is it 1000 watts?
04:46Because here a voltage is low.
04:47That is why we have cut the capacitor.
04:48The distance from this node goes out, back here.
04:49Then this is understood.
04:50Then the other one and like this.
04:52And there is a resistance here also.
04:57See in the front below.
05:01On this on this.
05:02Is burned reddish.
05:03There will be more.
05:04because in this, like this,
05:12I should have told this, why am I not telling this?
05:22Yes, see this, this is correct.
05:24It will tell from one side, and when it gets damaged,
05:27then it will start giving wheeling from both sides.
05:30You have to see this too.
05:32Because it is connected through the diver.
05:35And in this, from here,
05:37after this resistance,
05:39from here,
05:41the circuit of this,
05:43I will show it to you on the screen.
05:46Please switch off the light and show it on the screen.
05:49See here, it comes here.
05:53Here.
05:54After this, it will go straight from here,
05:57and it will come here on this diver.
06:00It will come here.
06:01This is the diver.
06:02From this, one resistance will come from here,
06:05and from here, this CV,
06:07it will come straight here,
06:10above the microprocessor,
06:12above this line,
06:14it will come here.
06:15Okay, one is done.
06:17One circuit.
06:18Now let's see,
06:19where does the other circuit come from,
06:21how far does it come,
06:22let's trace that too.
06:23After this, we will check the voltage and all.
06:25See here, this reactor is installed.
06:28After the reactor,
06:29this is the short-cut diver.
06:30This is the short-cut diver.
06:31After the diver,
06:32after the diver,
06:33this,
06:34see here,
06:35this resistance is coming,
06:36this one.
06:37Now from here,
06:38after this pull-up,
06:39from here,
06:40this package is installed.
06:41Here, 5 volts,
06:42this 3.2 volts should come here,
06:45and in the same way,
06:46this is,
06:47this too,
06:483.2 volts,
06:49here,
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06:515.
06:52The voltage here,
06:53it happens,
06:54that here,
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