Temperature sensor
Common error-code part. Confirm resistance and connector style.
Bohn unit-cooler alarms cover high box temperature, discharge temperature, suction pressure, defrost termination, fan motors, and sensors.
Bohn unit-cooler alarms cover high box temperature, discharge temperature, suction pressure, defrost termination, fan motors, and sensors.
Likely parts to price
Common error-code part. Confirm resistance and connector style.
Useful to price for temperature-reading faults.
Low-cost safety part for heat and no-start symptoms.
Bohn is a Heatcraft Refrigeration Products brand, widely used in supermarkets, convenience stores, and food distribution walk-in coolers and freezers. Bohn unit coolers use the same electronic control platform as other Heatcraft brands (Larkin, Climate Control). The alarms and codes are identical across the Heatcraft product family.
| Alarm | Meaning | Urgency |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | High temperature alarm | High |
| 2 | High discharge temperature | High |
| 3 | Low suction pressure | Medium |
| 4 | High suction pressure | Medium |
| 5 | Defrost termination fault | Medium |
| 6 | Evaporator fan motor fault | High |
| 7 | Temperature sensor fault | Medium |
Box temp exceeded setpoint. Immediate concern for product integrity. Check evaporator fan operation, coil ice level, door seals, and condensing unit.
Discharge line overheating. Check condenser cleanliness, condenser fan operation, refrigerant charge, and liquid line filter-drier restriction.
Defrost didn’t terminate at the expected temperature. Check defrost termination thermostat continuity and defrost heater element. On hot gas systems, check hot gas solenoid valve operation.
Fan motor overload or failure. Replace if motor is seized. Check run capacitor on single-phase motors. Verify rotation direction after replacement.
Air temperature sensor fault. Test NTC resistance, replace if open or shorted.
| Part | Notes |
|---|---|
| Evaporator fan motor | Match to Bohn unit cooler model |
| Air temperature sensor | Bohn/Heatcraft NTC part |
| Defrost heater | Match voltage and wattage |
| Defrost termination thermostat | Replaces as a matched pair with heater |
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Alarms 3 and 4 require refrigerant circuit diagnosis by an EPA 608-certified technician.
Yes. Bohn is a Heatcraft Refrigeration Products brand, and Bohn unit coolers use the same electronic control platform as other Heatcraft brands like Larkin and Climate Control, so the alarm numbers and meanings are identical across the family.
Check evaporator fan operation, coil ice level, door seals, and the condensing unit, in that order, since box temperature exceeding setpoint threatens product integrity and needs an immediate look.
No. Alarms 3 (low suction pressure) and 4 (high suction pressure) require refrigerant circuit diagnosis by an EPA 608-certified technician, since they involve handling refrigerant.
Defrost termination faults mean defrost did not end at the expected temperature. Check the defrost termination thermostat continuity and the defrost heater element, and on hot gas systems also check the hot gas solenoid valve.