Continental Washer Error Code A-b
Input Phase Loss-Phase failure or unbalanced voltage between the inverter supply phases, inverter displays Lin.
What the A-b error code actually means
Your Continental washer is seeing a problem with the electrical power coming into the machine. One of the three power lines the washer needs is either missing or carrying a noticeably different voltage than the others. The washer has shut down to protect itself and will not run again until the power supply issue is resolved.
The full A-b procedure
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Most common causes of A-b
- 1Tripped or blown breaker leg
- 2Loose or corroded supply terminal
- 3Utility supply imbalance
- 4Faulty or worn contactor
- 5Damaged supply wiring
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