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U0 – Low refrigerant charge, likely due to a leak or improper installation.
U4 – Communication error between indoor and outdoor units, usually from wiring or PCB failure.
A3 – Drain level or pump fault, commonly due to blocked drain or faulty float switch.
C4 – Faulty heat exchanger temperature sensor, often sensor failure or wiring issue.
E3 – High-pressure protection triggered, usually from blocked airflow or overcharged refrigerant.
J3 – Faulty Discharge Pipe Temperature Sensor
L5 – Compressor overcurrent detected, often caused by short circuits, locked compressor, or wiring issues.
10 – Air Supply or Exhaust Blockage
12 – Flame failure, typically caused by interrupted gas supply or flame sensor fault.
13 – Combustion air fault, often from blocked flue or fan issues.
E6 – Indoor and outdoor communication failure, often wiring or PCB issue.
E9 – Condensate drain pump fault, usually blocked drain or faulty pump.
U1 – Phase loss or power supply problem, usually incorrect wiring or voltage imbalance.
F2 – Room temperature sensor fault, typically a failed thermistor.
F01 – Overheat or limit fault, usually restricted airflow or faulty sensor.
F03 – Thermostat off during Flame Establishment time - Flame establishment time elapsed without flame
F04 – Pressure switch lockout - Fail to close timeout / Fail to open timeout.
F05 – Ignition lockout - Failure to ignite flame.
F06 – Fan failure, likely motor, capacitor, or wiring issue.
H11 – Communication error between indoor and outdoor units, often cabling or PCB problem.
F11 – 4-way valve switching abnormality
F90 – Power factor correction (PFC) circuit protection / system and compressor microcomputer communication error
H14 – Indoor room temperature sensor fault, usually a failed thermistor.
CH01 – Indoor room temperature sensor fault, usually a bad thermistor.
CH03 – No communiation between wired remote contrller and IDU
CH05 – Communication error between indoor and outdoor units, usually wiring or PCB.
CH38 – Low refrigerant charge, commonly from a leak.
E:03 – Room temperature sensor short-circuited
E:05 – Indoor heat exchanger temperature sensor short-circuited
E:07 – Outdoor heat exchanger temperature sensor short-circuited
E:10 – communication or sensor fault. After cleaning, check the indoor unit’s temperature sensor and wiring for damage or loose connections
4 – Thermistor more than 70°C during operation
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