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HP Fault Rules

Heat pump fault detection rules (HP-*). Source grounding: HVAC FDD Reference v1.0 ch.11 (Heat Pumps — adapted authority; see each card’s Deviations section). Heat pumps extend the RTU fault set with defrost cycle monitoring and reversing-valve diagnostics; refrigerant undercharge is the most frequent fault (Barandier 2023).

Point dictionary: points/hp.points.json.

Index

IDNameSevMethodStatus
HP-0001COP degradation vs baseline3statisticalverified
HP-0002Defrost cycle anomaly3ruleverified
HP-0003Reversing valve fault2ruleverified
HP-0004Refrigerant undercharge (superheat/subcooling divergence)3ruleverified
HP-0005Refrigerant overcharge (subcooling high)3ruleverified
HP-0006Reversing-valve internal bypass leakage3ruleverified
HP-0007Heat-pump compressor proof-of-operation failure2ruleverified
HP-0008Auxiliary heat active above lockout with compressor running2ruleverified

Severity and method for HP-0001..006 follow the reference’s ch.11 cards (its §5.8.4 index carries no severity column); HP-0007 is a severity-2 library proof-of-operation adaptation and HP-0008 is a library excess-energy adaptation. HP-0001’s COP-vs-OAT baseline is host-fitted: the host runs the 14-day learning regression and writes the slope/intercept as rule parameters via set_param (R² > 0.6 precondition); the graph evaluates the fitted line — the library’s first host-learned baseline.

Relationships

  • HP-0001..008 share the heat-pump-faults playbook.
  • RTU-0001 (compressor short-cycling) applies to HP equipment per its reference card. HP-0007 now supplies the per-compressor command/proof pair; defrost, pump-down, OEM permissives, and restart logic remain explicit host obligations.
  • HP-0007 is related to every HP performance/refrigerant rule, but does not suppress them as a whole: fail-to-start can remove the running premise, while unexpected operation can leave their measurements meaningful.
  • HP-0008 evaluates concurrent compressor and independently proven auxiliary heat only against the configured site lockout. HP-0001/0002/0007 lead the capacity, defrost, and proof branches without automatically silencing it.

Refrigerant-side family (library-authored, batch 17)

HP-0004/HP-0005/HP-0006 are grounded in NIST SP 1087 (2008) via the adapt-tier program — the library’s first refrigerant-side rules, built on the suction/liquid-line temperatures and host-derived saturation temperatures (P-T lookup) landed in points/hp.points.json. All three replace the source’s conditions-regressed no-fault baseline with fixed commissioning placeholders (named simplification, RTU-0002 precedent). Wiring notes: a charge cluster (HP-0004 trigger → HP-0001 member) and HP-0001 suppressed_by: [HP-0004] are recorded candidates, left unwired pending a decision on cross-family suppression conventions.