Arctic air r22cwf alarm code's p1 & p2 keep flashing on the control panel. tried reset & it didn't stop.

n1 and n2 are integers. The proportions p1 and p2 must satisfy the conditions of the Hypothesis you are testing. p1 not equal to p2, p1 < p2, p1>p2.

P1 is almost always a fault on the sensing (control) probe. Check it's end is not wet or covered in thick ice, and check the connections at the controller. If you can, change the probe connections on the controller temporarily. If P2 then shows it proves the probe is faulty. If P1 still shows, it proves the controller is at fault.

F70 code is a loss of communication between the machine control board and the console. Usually the machine control board is the cause.

Before you do anything to troubleshoot do the following. Take a hand held hair dryer and dry off the keypad area making sure NOT to over heat the area. Moisture from condensation gets into the keypad and causes it to stop working and you get your beep. It takes a while but in 10 to 15 minutes after you started the drying process try starting the dryer

A tech that does not know about this will change the over $300.00 machine control board and you still have the same problem. I would insist they install my board again!
Watch the video at the bottom of this post:

Sometimes when a heating element fails it will also trip just ONE dryer Circuit Breaker. Reset the CB by pushing it hard to OFF and then back to ON. If the CB trips as soon as you try to start it the heating element is probably grounded to the holding fixture. If it works now with no heat the heating element has failed. (Rare but this does happen)

IF drying out the keypad did not correct the problem, most often it is either the machine control board or the motor that fails.

Parts for your dryer can be found here: http://www.searspartsdirect.com/partsdirect/part-model/Kenmore-elite-Parts/Dryer-Parts/Model-11087892601/0583/0151200/K0701020/00001?blt=06&prst=&shdMod=


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The first thing to try would be to disconnect the mains supply and remove the internal battery for a minimum of 5 minutes and then reconnect it.

If this doesn't reset the system then remove the mains supply and battery again for another 5 minutes.

After 5 minutes reconnect the battery.

Then with the help of a friend try holding the # & * keys while they turn the mains supply back on.

These are generic resets for most house alarms but I'll keep looking if there's a specific one for your system so if neither of these work just let me know.

If I find anything else in the mean time I'll add to this post.

Hi.

The machine is telling you that there is overfill, f2 and 4 are faults with overfill system. Lights blinking, pump running and controls dead also indicate an over fill fault :

"1. Disconnect the power to the unit

2. Remove the lower access panels and check the tray under the dishwasher (you will probably find it is full of water)

3. Use a towel or a sponge to remove the water

4. There is a float that should stop the operation of the dishwasher and run the pump if water is in this tray. Check this pump to see if it is functional

5. Test the dishwasher

6. If there are no leaks from the dishwasher into the pan, check the drain hose under the sink

7. THE DRAIN HOSE MUST RUN UP TO THE TOP OF THE UNDERSIDE OF THE COUNTERTOP THEN DOWN TO THE DRAIN. (If the hose is not set up like this, water from the sink drain will flow into the dishwasher and overfill the tray"

Here all diagrams.

Regards.

Ginko.

Hi again, the defrost timer is located near the temperature controls in your refrigerator. The control looks like nothing more than a hole, that is larger than the screw holes near it. When you find it, you will know its the right part by pushing your finger or other object in and it makes a ratcheting sound as it rotates.

Pull out the crown and use either a combination or one of the cronograph buttons, this will allow you to adjust the hand positions

p2 means the bottom pan is full, you need to drain the bottom, small valve on the back bottom in the middle

Does it show a wrench icon and P1?
error codes are p 1to 3 for probe errors, or E1 to 7 for error codes.
P1 is the probe on the wash tank. It's a thermistor with two black wires to a white connector. There is another on the booster front (P2) and a 3rd on the rear airgap, (p3). You could try exchanging 1 and 3 to see if the fault changes too. You have to drain the booster to swap P2. If it can't determine the wash tank temp, it won't know to control the heat and shows the error.

Danby's Consumer Help Line (1-800-263-2629) is always busy. So, I called their General number: 419-425-8627. The receptionist transferred my call to their Service dept. My call was answered in 2 minutes.

The Service Rep. described the following code for my dehumidifier model (DDR657EE):
P1 = Defrosting: the unit will go into Defrost mode periodically to ensure that the parts are working at the right operating temperature. It should be in Defrost (P1) mode for only a brief period of time. If the unit is in Defrost (P1) mode continuously for a couple of hours (or more), then you should call Danby Service for further assistance.

He had no documentation of a P2 code for my model.

He also described other General Codes (applicable to most Dehumidifier/Humidifier models):
E1 = Not enough water
E2 = Not draining
E3 = Water temperature too cool
E4 = Overflow Switch activated
E6 / E7 = Problem with Temperature Sensor

I hope that helps.