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AI agent for field service technicians

Equipment Fault Code Troubleshooting Agent

Find the faulty part with measurements before replacing anything

Equipment Fault Code Troubleshooting Agent: what goes in, what the agent does and what you get

What it does

An error code on a boiler, chiller, rooftop unit or machine narrows the problem but rarely names the part, and swapping parts by guesswork is costly. When the technician enters a code and symptoms, this agent pulls the maker's troubleshooting tree and known issues. It groups related codes as one fault first. It suggests the next test with expected values, putting quick non-invasive tests first, and always shows safety lockout steps before electrical tests. After each reading, it reranks the likely causes and suggests the next test. The technician chooses every repair. After the repair, the agent asks for readings that prove the system runs normally. If they are off, it rules out that cause and goes back to the next test. Edge case: a code that appears together with a related code is treated as one fault before testing separately.

How it works

Follow the arrows from top to bottom. The orange dashed arrow is the loop: when a check fails, the agent goes back and tries again.

Start and resultWhat it doesA check on its own workWaits for your OKGoes back and retries
ApprovedYes, continueNo 1 STARTS WHEN Technician enters code and symptoms 2 USES A TOOL Pull troubleshooting tree and known issues 3 DOES Suggest the next test with expected values 4 DOES Record reading and rerank causes 5 YOU APPROVE Technician chooses the repair 6 USES A TOOL Record readings after the repair 7 CHECKS THE RESULT Do readings show normal operation? If not: rule out that cause and suggest the next test.Back to step 3. 8 RESULT Service record with tests and fix
Read the steps as a list
  1. Technician enters code and symptoms
  2. Pull troubleshooting tree and known issues
  3. Suggest the next test with expected values
  4. Record reading and rerank causes
  5. Technician chooses the repairThe agent waits here for your OK.
  6. Record readings after the repair
  7. Do readings show normal operation?If not: rule out that cause and suggest the next test. Back to step 3.
  8. Service record with tests and fix

How it decides

It follows the maker's tree and reranks causes after each reading, putting quick non-invasive tests first.

  • Non-invasive tests first
  • Related codes are grouped
  • Safety lockout steps are always shown before electrical tests

Make it yours

Every agent is a starting point. You choose these settings for your own situation.

  • Equipment brands covered
  • Test order preferences
  • Required proof readings
  • Escalation contacts

What keeps you in control

It always asks you first

  • Any part replacement
  • Any work needing a permit or shutdown

Hard limits

  • Never skips lockout steps
  • Never advises bypassing safety controls

It stops when

  • Done: normal readings after repair
  • Stop: fault needs the maker's specialist, open an escalation

Set it up

We guide you through the set-up, step by step

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An example run

What happensOn a June call, a rooftop unit showed a high-pressure lockout. The tree suggested condenser airflow first, but fan amps were normal. The coil was clean too. Subcooling readings of 22 F pointed to overcharge after a recent repair. The technician recovered 1.5 lb of refrigerant. The test run check passed with normal pressures, and the record was saved.

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