Maintaining the optimum temperature in the room is necessary for comfortable conditions. When the air conditioner breaks down, hot weather can ruin the whole day, because it makes you feel unpleasant. It is necessary to determine the error code of the air conditioners and carry out further diagnostics in order to return the device to work.
In order to read the error codes of Mitsubishi Electric air conditioners, use the manufacturer's instructions (See Mitsubishi Air Conditioners Manuals), and then decrypt the code using the table:
P1 |
Temperature sensor malfunction TH3 |
P2 |
Sensor reading TH5 heat exchanger malfunction |
R4 |
The drain pan is full above normal (CN4F float sensor may also malfunction) |
Р5 |
Malfunction of a pump installed in the drainage compartment |
R6 |
Incorrect execution of the command to lower or raise the temperature |
P8 |
Incorrect temperature set in the heat exchanger. |
R9 |
Malfunctioning sensor reading data from the TH2 heat exchanger |
RA |
The compressor was stopped and forced to stop. |
E0 |
Cannot transmit signal to control panel |
E1 |
The buttons on the remote control are faulty |
E2 |
Addresses of internal systems are duplicated |
E3 |
The address of the outdoor unit is incorrect |
E4; E5 |
The remote control signal receiver is faulty |
E6 |
There is a short circuit in the connection of the indoor and outdoor unit |
E7 |
Error transferring data in the system |
E8 |
Open circuit near the data reception sensor |
E9 |
Unable to contact transmitter |
E0 |
Remote control battery low |
EA |
Incorrect installation of mains and wire connections |
EB |
Power Surge Protection |
EC |
Failed to start the system timer |
ED |
It is necessary to reset everything to the basic settings |
EE |
Unable to transfer data to the transmitter |
EF |
M-NET Error - Incorrect Wiring |
U1 |
Sensor 63H indicates a pressure above normal (or a temperature above normal) |
U1 |
Fatal error |
U2 |
49C sensor indicates low pressure with air intake or low refrigerant |
U2 |
The compressor runs at high temperature |
U3 |
Capacitor varistor defective |
U4 |
There is an open or short circuit in the power supply circuit of the outdoor temperature sensor |
U5 |
Condenser temperature sensor signals excess |
U6 |
Compressor current overload detected, device stopped |
U7 |
49C sensor indicates an error |
U8 |
Forced stop of the fan motor installed in the outdoor unit |
U9; UH |
Deviation from the norm of the voltage of the electric current coming from the network, an error in the readings of the voltage sensor |
UA |
Compressor start relay error |
UD |
Compressor overheated |
UL |
Low refrigerant pressure |
UF |
Voltage too high, compressor stop |
UP |
Power overload, forced compressor shutdown |
Fb |
Programming error |
F1 |
No data from temperature sensor TH3 |
F2 |
Phase failure at L3 |
F3 |
Incorrect connection to internal control board - no signal |
F4 |
Open connector |
F7 |
The sequence in the loop phases is broken |
F8 |
Unstable mains voltage |
F9 |
No signal in connectors |
FA |
Phase failure in sections L2 |
E0 |
I can’t send a command to the air conditioner |
Р1 |
Air intake data not read correctly |
P2 |
Tubing failure |
P3 |
System error |
R4 |
No data from the Drain sensor |
Р5 |
Mechanism overflow leakage |
R6 |
Incorrect temperature reduction or increase |
Р7 |
System error (data generation) |
P8 |
Connection break |
Transaction Status |
Check for error code |
LD1 |
Compressor |
LD2 |
Temperature adjustment |
LD3 |
Operation 63H3 |
LD4 |
The compressor operates during operation 63H2 |
LD5 |
Fan on |
LD6 |
Four way valve working |
LD7 |
Bypass valve |
LD8 |
The crankcase heater is working |
LED indication |
|
Flash every 2 seconds |
Faulty converter power, external power, thermistor, or outdoor unit control system |
Two flashes every 2 seconds |
Short circuit protection |
Three flashes every 2 seconds |
Protection against exceeding the normal temperature of the discharge system |
Four flashes every 2 seconds |
Thermistor over temperature protection |
Five flashes every 2 seconds |
System overpressure protection |
Seven flashes every 2 seconds |
Protection against accidental start of the system |
Eight flashes every 2 seconds |
Temperature error protection |
One flash |
Mains voltage decreased |
Three flashes |
Defrost triggered |
Four flashes |
High discharge system temperature |
Five flashes |
Outdoor thermistor |
Seven flashes |
Low discharge temperature |
Eight flashes |
The converter is protected |
Nine flashes |
Invert r checked |
Levon (Sunday, 12 November 2023 11:21)
My eat source pump, giving me an error code. EE