Aux AC Error Codes Troubleshooting Guide
In this blog, I am going to provide a comprehensive guide on Aux AC error codes. As the summer season approaches, air conditioning units become an essential part of our daily lives. However, just like any other electronic device, air conditioners can also encounter errors and malfunctions.
By reading this blog, you will learn about different error codes that can appear on your Aux Air Conditioner, their meanings, and the troubleshooting steps to fix them.
Table of Contents
Aux AC Error Codes List
ERROR CODE (display board) | ERROR CODE (wired controller) | DESCRIPTION |
L1 | C1 | The fault with the over-electric current protection |
L3 | C3 | The fault with the compressor The power supply Phase deficiency protection |
L4 | C4 | The fault with the inverter module protection (IPM) |
E1 | E1 | The fault with the room temperature sensor (Tico) on the indoor unit |
E2 | E2 | The fault with the temperature sensor (Ticm) on the outdoor unit |
E3 | E3 | The fault with the temperature sensor (Ticm) on the indoor unit |
E4 | E4 | The fault with the fan motor of the indoor unit |
E5 | E5 | Communication error between the outdoor unit and the indoor unit |
E8 | E8 | Communication error between the display board and PCB of the indoor unit |
F0 | F0 | The fault with the fan motor of the outdoor unit |
F1 | F1 | The fault with the inverter module protection on the outdoor unit |
F3 | F3 | The fault with the compressor starts |
F4 | F4 | the fault with the discharge temperature sensor |
F6 | F6 | The fault with the Environ temperature sensor (Tao) on the outdoor unit |
F7 | F7 | The fault with the over-voltage or low-voltage protection |
F8 | F8 | Communication error between the driver PCB and the main PCB of the outdoor unit |
F9 | F9 | The fault with the outdoor unit EPROM |
H1 | H1 | The fault with the drainage |
H2 | H2 | Communication error between the wired controller and the main PCB of the indoor unit |
H5 | H5 | the fault with the low-temperature discharge temperature sensor AUX DC Inverter Free Match 50HZ R32 |
H6 | H6 | the fault with the low-pressure switch |
H7 | H7 | the fault with the low pressure |
H8 | H8 | the fault of the four-way valve |
P2 | J2 | the fault with the High-pressure switch |
P5 | J5 | Protection high-temperature discharge |
P6 | J6 | The fault with anti-high-temperature protection of the indoor unit in the heating mode |
P7 | J7 | The fault with the anti-Frozen protection of the indoor unit in the heating mode |
Aux Commercial Floor Standing AC Error Codes
The fault | The fault Code definition | Possible cause | Solution | ||
Code | |||||
1. The outdoor unit is the power off | 1. Turn on the power for the outdoor unit | ||||
Communication the fault | 2. The communication wire of units lost | 2. Reconnect firmly | |||
F1 | 3. Insert the wrong plug into the indoor or the outdoor unit control board | 3. Loosen and insert the right plug | |||
between the indoor unit and | |||||
4. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 4. Replace a normal communication wire | ||||
the outdoor unit | |||||
5. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 5. Replace the control board | ||||
6. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 6. Replace the control board | ||||
Input the power supply phase | 1. Phase loss | 1. Reconnect the wires firmly | |||
E6 | 2. Low-voltage | 2. Check if the power supply is consistent with the | |||
sequence protection | |||||
3. Phase dislocation | nameplate | ||||
(The outdoor unit) | |||||
3. Exchange the two-phase sequence of the power supply | |||||
1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E1 | The indoor ambient temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | ||||
F3 | the outdoor the fan protection | 1. The outdoor unit ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||
2. The fan motor stuck | 2. Replace the fan motor | ||||
1. the outdoor fan blade broken | 1. Replace the fan blade | ||||
2. the connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 2. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
loose | |||||
3. the outdoor fan stops working | 3. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
F2 | Discharge temperature | 4. the outdoor ventilation insufficient | 4. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||
protection | 5. the outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 5. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
6. discharge temperature sensor deviation | 6. Replace the sensor | ||||
7. Refrigerant leak | 7. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon unit | ||||
after vacuuming it | |||||
8. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 8. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
1. the globe valve is closed | 1. Open the globe valve | ||||
2. the outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | ||||
3. the connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 3. tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
EH | High-pressure protection | loose | |||
4. the outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
5. the outdoor ventilation insufficient | 5. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||||
6. the connection between the high-pressure switch and the control board | 6. Reconnect the wire to the control board | ||||
loose |
7. High-pressure switch malfunction | 7. Replace the high-pressure switch | ||||
8. the outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 8. Clean the heat exchanger | ||||
9. there are some moistures in the refrigerant line | 9. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | ||||
10. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 10. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
1. the globe valve is closed | 1. open the globe valve | ||||
2. the indoor fan blade broken | 2. tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
3. the connection between the fan blade and the indoor the fan motor | 3. the indoor fan blade broken | ||||
loose | |||||
4. the outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
EL | Low-pressure protection | 5. filter net is dirty | 5. Clean the filter | ||
6. Refrigerant leak | 6. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon unit | ||||
after vacuuming it | |||||
7. the connection between the low-pressure switch and the control board | 7. Reconnect the wire to the control board | ||||
loose | |||||
8. Low-pressure switch malfunction | 8. Replace the low-pressure switch | ||||
9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
1. Refrigerant leak | 1. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | ||||
E0 | Refrigerant lack protection/4- | unit after vacuuming it | |||
2. 4-way valve coil open or short circuit | 2. Replace the 4-way valve coil | ||||
way valve the fault protection | |||||
3. Valve block cannot get the designated position or Valve blow- | 3. Replace the 4-way valve | ||||
by | |||||
1. Sensor separates from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E3 | The indoor coil temperature sensor | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
the fault (TE) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | ||||
1. Sensor separates from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E2 | The outdoor coil temperature sensor | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
the fault (TW) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | ||||
1. sensor separate from the copper tube | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E8 | Discharge temperature (TP) | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | ||||
E9 | Electric heating protection | 1. Electric heater is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace a normal one | ||
2. The blower malfunction | 2. Replace a normal one |
Aux Duct Type AC Error Codes
The fault | The fault code definition | Possible cause | Solution | ||
code | |||||
1. The connection loose | 1. reconnect firmly | ||||
E5 | Wired controller | 2. Wired controller malfunction | 2. replace a new one | ||
3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. replace a normal one | ||||
communication the fault | |||||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. replace a new one | ||||
1. Drain pipe is blocked | 1. Clean the drain pipe | ||||
E4 | 2. Float switch short-circuit or unconnected | 2. Rapace float switch or reconnect it | |||
Drainage system the fault | 3. The power line of the water pump lose | 3. Reconnect the power line of the water pump | |||
4. The water pump is broken | 4. Replace the water pump | ||||
5. The indoor PCB is broken | 5. Replace PCB | ||||
1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E1 | The indoor ambient temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | ||||
1. Sensor separated from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E3 | The indoor coil temperature sensor | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
the fault (TE) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | ||||
1. Sensor separated from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E2 | The outdoor coil temperature sensor | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
the fault (TW) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | ||||
1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E7 | The outdoor ambient temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||
the sensor with the fault (TL) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | ||||
1. Refrigerant leak | 1. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | ||||
E0 | Refrigerant lack protection/4-way | the unit after vacuuming it | |||
valve the fault protection | 2. 4-way valve coil open or short circuit | 2. Replace the 4-way valve coil | |||
3. Valve block cannot get the designated position or Valve blow-by | 3. Replace the 4-way valve |
1. The outdoor unit is the power off | 1. Turn on the power for the outdoor unit | ||||
Communication the fault | 2. The communication wire of units lost | 2. Reconnect firmly | |||
F1 | 3. Insert the wrong plug into the indoor or the outdoor unit control board | 3. Loosen and insert the right plug | |||
between the indoor unit and | |||||
the outdoor unit | 4. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 4. Replace a normal communication wire | |||
5. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 5. Replace the control board | ||||
6. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 6. Replace the control board | ||||
1. The connection loose | 1. Reconnect firmly | ||||
E5 | Wired controller | 2. Wired controller malfunction | 2. Replace a new one | ||
communication the fault | 3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace a normal one | |||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace a new one | ||||
1. Drain pipe is blocked | 1. Clean the drain pipe | ||||
E4 | 2. Float switch short-circuit or unconnected | 2. Repace the float switch or reconnect it | |||
Drainage system the fault | 3. The power line of the water pump loose | 3. Reconnect the power line of the water pump | |||
4. The water pump is broken | 4. Replace the water pump | ||||
5. The indoor PCB is broken | 5. Replace PCB | ||||
Input the power supply phase | 1. Phase loss | 1. Reconnect the wires firmly | |||
E6 | 2. Low-voltage | 2. Check if the power supply is consistent with the | |||
sequence protection | nameplate | ||||
(The outdoor unit) | 3. Phase dislocation | 3. Exchange the two-phase sequence of the power | |||
supply | |||||
1. the outdoor fan blade broken | 1. Replace the fan blade | ||||
2. the connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 2. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
loose | |||||
3. the outdoor fan stops working | 3. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
EA | Discharge temperature | 4. the outdoor ventilation insufficient | 4. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||
protection | 5. the outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 5. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
6. discharge temperature sensor deviation | 6. Replace the sensor | ||||
7. Refrigerant leak | 7. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | ||||
unit after vacuuming it | |||||
8. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 8. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
E9 | High-pressure protection | 1. the globe valve is closed | 1. Open the globe valve | ||
2. the outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | ||||
3. the connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 3. tighten or replace the sleeve | |||||
loose | ||||||
4. the outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||||
5. the outdoor ventilation insufficient | 5. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||
6. the connection between the high-pressure switch and the control | 6. Reconnect the wire to the control board | |||||
board loose | ||||||
7. High-pressure switch malfunction | 7. Replace the high-pressure switch | |||||
8. the outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 8. Clean the heat exchanger | |||||
9. there are some moistures in the refrigerant line | 9. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | |||||
10. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 10. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. The globe valve is closed | 1. Open the globe valve | |||||
2. The indoor fan blade broken | 2. Tighten or replace the sleeve | |||||
3. The connection between the fan blade and the indoor the fan motor | 3. The indoor fan blade broken | |||||
loose | ||||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||||
E9 | Low-pressure protection | 5. Filter net is dirty | 5. Clean the filter | |||
6. Refrigerant leak | 6. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | |||||
unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
7. The connection between the low-pressure switch and the control | 7. Reconnect the wire to the control board | |||||
board loose | ||||||
8. Low-pressure switch malfunction | 8. Replace the low-pressure switch | |||||
9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E1 | The indoor ambient temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | |||||
1. Sensor separated from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E3 | The indoor coil temperature sensor | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
the fault (TE) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | |||||
1. Sensor separated from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E2 | The outdoor coil temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
sensor the fault (TW) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | |||||
The outdoor ambient | 1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E7 | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||||
temperature. Sensor | ||||||
3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||||
abnormal (TL) | ||||||
4. the outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | |||||
E8 | Discharge temperature | 1. sensor separated from the copper tube | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||
(Spenser the fault | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||||
3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | ||||
1. Refrigerant leak | 1. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | ||||
E11 | Refrigerant lack protection/4- | unit after vacuuming it | |||
2. 4-way valve coil open or short circuit | 2. Replace the 4-way valve coil | ||||
way valve the fault protection | |||||
3. Valve block cannot get the designated position or Valve blow- | 3. Replace the 4-way valve | ||||
by |
Aux King Kong type Chiller AC Error Codes
Models: ACMK-H65/5, ACMK-H130/5
The fault | The fault code definition | possible cause | Solution | |
code | ||||
1. The water flow switch and the power supply wires are not well connected | 1. reconnect the wires firmly | |||
2. The water flow switch malfunction | 2. Replace a normal water flow switch | |||
E01 | The water flow switch protection | 3. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 3. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | |
4. The water filter clogging | 4. Clean or replace the water filter | |||
5. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 5. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||
E05 | The power supply phase sequence | 1. Phase loss | 1. reconnect the wires firmly | |
protection | 2. Phase dislocation | 2. change the two-phase sequence of the power supply | ||
Return the water temperature | 1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | ||
E07 | 2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||
sensor the fault | ||||
3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | |||
The water outlet temperature sensor | 1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | ||
E08 | 2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||
the fault | ||||
3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | |||
The outdoor ambient temperature | 1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | ||
E09 | 2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||
sensor the fault | 3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | ||
1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the temperature sensor | |||
E12 | Anti-hyperthermal protection | 2. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 2. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | |
in heating mode | 3. The water filter clogging | 3. Clean or replace the water filter | ||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||
The water flow shortage protection | 1. The return of the water temperature or the water inlet sensor broken | 1. Replace the temperature sensor | ||
2. The water filter clogging | 2. Clean or replace the water filter | |||
E13 | (Chilled the water big temperature | |||
3. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 3. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | |||
difference) | ||||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||
1. The connection plug loose | 1. reconnect firmly | |||
E15 | Communication the fault between | 2. Wired controller malfunction | 2. replace a new one | |
wired controller and PCB | 3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. replace a normal one | ||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. replace a new one | |||
1. The connection plug loose | 1. reconnect firmly | |||
Communication the fault between | 2. The communication wire between modules is a short circuit | 2. replace a new one | ||
E30 | or open circuit | |||
different modules | ||||
3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. replace a normal one | |||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. replace a new one |
E18 | Subsystem1#highpressure | 1. the outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||
protection | 2. the outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | |||
3. the connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
E19 | Subsystem 2#high pressure | motor loose | |||
protection | 4. the outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||
5. the connection between the high-pressure switch and the main | 5. Reconnect the wire plug to the main control board | ||||
Subsystem 3#high pressure | |||||
E20 | control board lose | ||||
protection | 6. High-pressure switch malfunction | 6. Replace the high-pressure switch | |||
7. the outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 7. Clean the heat exchanger | ||||
Subsystem 4#high pressure | |||||
E21 | 8. there are some airs in the refrigerant line | 8. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | |||
protection | 9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||
E22 | Subsystem 1#low pressure | 1. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 1. Repair it or change a normal one | ||
2. Clean the water filter | |||||
protection | 2. The water filter clogging | ||||
3. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||||
E23 | Subsystem 2#low pressure | 3. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | |||
4. The connection between the low-pressure switch and the main | |||||
protection | 4. Reconnect the wire to the main control board | ||||
control board lose | |||||
Subsystem 3#low pressure | |||||
E24 | 5. Low-pressure switch malfunction | 5. Replace the low-pressure switch | |||
protection | 6. Refrigerant leak | ||||
6. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon unit | |||||
Subsystem 4#low pressure | |||||
E25 | 7. The capillary or the filter is blocked | after vacuuming it | |||
protection | |||||
7. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
Subsystem 1# air discharge | 1. the outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||
2. the outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | ||||
E26 | temperature overhigh | ||||
protection | 3. the connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | |||
motor loose | |||||
Subsystem 2# air discharge | |||||
E27 | 4. the outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||
temperature overhigh | 5. the connection between the discharge temperature sensor | 5. Reconnect the wire plug to the main control board | |||
protection | |||||
and the main control board lose | |||||
Subsystem 3# air discharge | 6. the outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 6. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
7. discharge temperature sensor deviation | 7. Replace the sensor | ||||
E28 | temperature overhigh | ||||
8. Refrigerant leak | 8. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon unit | ||||
protection | |||||
after vacuuming it | |||||
Subsystem 4# air discharge | 9. The indoor capillary or the filter is blocked | ||||
9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
E29 | temperature overhigh | 10. there are some airs in the refrigerant line | 10. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | ||
protection | unit after vacuuming it | ||||
1. the water outlet temperature sensor malfunction | 1. Replace a normal one | ||||
2. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 2. Repair it or change a normal one | ||||
E33 | Anti-freezing protection in | 3. The water filter clogging | 3. Clean the water filter | ||
cooling mode | 4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||
5. Refrigerant leak | 5. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon unit | ||||
after vacuuming it | |||||
E34 | Subsystem 1# the compressor | 1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |
overcurrent protection | 2. Tighten or replace the sleeve | |||
2. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | ||||
Subsystem 2# the compressor | ||||
E35 | motor loose | 3. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||
overcurrent protection | 3. the outdoor fan stops working | |||
4. Replace the fan blade | ||||
4. The outdoor fan blade broken | ||||
Subsystem 3# the compressor | ||||
E36 | 5. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
5. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | ||||
overcurrent protection | 6. Replace the capillary or filter | |||
6. Pipeline ice blocking or dirty | ||||
Subsystem 4# the compressor | 7. Release some refrigerant | |||
E37 | 7. Refrigerant overcharged | |||
overcurrent protection | ||||
E38 | Subsystem 1# 4-way valve the fault | 1. 4-way valve coil open or short circuit | 1. Replace valve coil | |
2. Valve block cannot get the designated position or Valve | 2. Replace valve body | |||
E39 | Subsystem 2# 4-way valve the fault | |||
blow-by | ||||
E40 | Subsystem 3# 4-way valve the fault | 3. The outdoor ambient temperature sensor or exchanger coil | 3. Replace a normal one | |
temperature sensor malfunction | ||||
E41 | Subsystem 4# 4-way valve the fault | |||
4. The main PCB failure | 4. Replace the main PCB board | |||
E42 | Subsystem 1# discharge | |||
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
E43 | Subsystem 2# discharge | 1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | |
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert firmly | |||
Subsystem 3# discharge | ||||
E44 | 3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | ||
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
E45 | Subsystem 4# discharge | |||
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
E46 | Subsystem 1# exchanger coil | |||
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
E47 | Subsystem 2# exchanger coil | 1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | |
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert firmly | |||
Subsystem 3# exchanger coil | ||||
E48 | 3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | ||
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
E49 | Subsystem 4# exchanger coil | |||
temperature sensor the fault | ||||
E53 | Module type dip switch setting | Module type dip switch setting incorrect | Reset the Module type dip switch setting concerning the | |
incorrect | wiring diagram | |||
E54 | Module address repeat | Module address dip switch setting incorrect | reset address setting dip switch concerning wiring | |
diagram as needed | ||||
Aux X type Chiller AC Error Codes
Models: ACMX-H65/5, ACMX-H95/5, ACMX-H130/5, ACMX-H65/5R1
the fault code | the fault code definition | possible cause | Solution | |
1 、 The water flow switch and the power supply wires are not well | 1. reconnect the wires firmly | |||
connected | 2. Replace a normal water flow switch | |||
E01 | 2. The water flow switch malfunction | |||
The water flow switch protection | 3. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | |||
3. Circulating the water pump malfunction | ||||
4. Clean or replace the water filter | ||||
4. The water filter clogging | ||||
5. Clean the evaporator tubes | ||||
5. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | ||||
E03 | The outdoor fan NO1. &NO3. overload | 1. The outdoor unit ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |
protection | ||||
E04 | The outdoor fan NO2. overload protection | 2. The fan motor stuck | 2. Replace the fan motor | |
E05 | Input the power supply phase sequence | 1. Phase loss | 1. reconnect the wires firmly | |
protection | 2. Phase dislocation | 2. change the two-phase sequence of the power supply | ||
E07 | Return the water temperature to the fault | 1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |
2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | |||
E08 | The water outlet temperature is the fault | 1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |
2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | |||
1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the temperature sensor | |||
2. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | ||||
E12 | Anti-hyperthermal protection | 2. Circulating the water pump malfunction | ||
3. Clean or replace the water filter | ||||
in heating mode | 3. The water filter clogging | |||
4. Clean the evaporator tubes | ||||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | ||||
1 The return of the water temperature or the water inlet sensor | 1. Replace the temperature sensor | |||
The water flow shortage protection | broken | 2. Clean or replace the water filter | ||
E13 | 2. The water filter clogging | 3. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | ||
(Chilled the water big temperature difference) | ||||
3. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | ||||
1. The connection plug loose | 1. Reconnect firmly | |||
E15 | Communication the fault between wired | 2. Wired controller malfunction | 2. Replace a new one | |
controller and PCB | 3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace a normal one | ||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace a new one | |||
E16 | Circulating the water anti-freezing protection | 1. The outdoor ambient temperature is too low | 1. Start the heating mode | |
in winter | 2. The outdoor ambient temperature sensor malfunction | 2. Replace The outdoor ambient temperature sensor | ||
1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||
E26 | High discharge temperature protection of | 2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | |
the compressor 1# | 3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||
motor loose | ||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||
5. The connection between the discharge temperature sensor | 5. Reconnect the wire plug to the main control board | |||
E27 | High discharge temperature protection of | and the main control board lose | ||
the compressor 2# | 6. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 6. Clean the heat exchanger | ||
7. Discharge temperature sensor deviation | 7. Replace the sensor | |||
8. Refrigerant leak | 8. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | |||
High discharge temperature protection of | unit after vacuuming it | |||
E28 | 9. The indoor capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | ||
the compressor 3# | 10. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 10. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | ||
the unit after vacuuming it | ||||
1. The connection plug loose | 1. Reconnect firmly | |||
E30 | Communication the fault between different | 2. The communication wire between modules is short | 2. Replace a new one | |
circuit or open circuit | ||||
modules | ||||
3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace a normal one | |||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace a new one | |||
1. The water outlet temperature sensor malfunction | 1. Replace a normal one | |||
2. Repair it or change a normal one | ||||
2. Circulating the water pump malfunction | ||||
E33 | 3. Clean the water filter | |||
Anti-freezing protection in cooling mode | 3. The water filter clogging | |||
4. Clean the evaporator tubes | ||||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | ||||
5. Refrigerant leak | 5. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | |||
unit after vacuuming it | ||||
E34 | Over-current protection of the compressor 1# | 1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |
2. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
2. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | ||||
motor loose | 3. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||
3. The outdoor fan stops working | ||||
E35 | Over-current protection of the compressor 2# | 4. Replace the fan blade | ||
4. The outdoor fan blade broken | ||||
5. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 5. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
6. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
6. Pipeline ice blocking or dirty | ||||
E36 | Over-current protection of the compressor 3# | 7. Release some refrigerant | ||
7. Refrigerant overcharged | ||||
1. 4-way valve coil open or short circuit | 1. Replace valve coil | |||
2. Valve block cannot get the designated position or Valve | 2. Replace valve body | |||
E38 | The four-way valve malfunction | blow-by | ||
3. The outdoor ambient temperature sensor malfunction or | 3. Replace a normal one | |||
exchanger coil temperature sensor | ||||
4. The main PCB failure | 4. Replace the main PCB board |
1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||
2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | |||||
3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | |||||
motor loose | ||||||
E39 | 4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
High-pressure protection | 5. The connection between the high-pressure switch and the main | 5. Reconnect the wire plug to the main control board | ||||
control board lose | ||||||
6. High-pressure switch malfunction | 6. Replace the high-pressure switch | |||||
7. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 7. Clean the heat exchanger | |||||
8. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 8. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | |||||
9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 1. Repair it or change a normal one | |||||
2. The water filter clogging | 2. Clean the water filter | |||||
3. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 3. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||||
E40 | Low-pressure protection | 4. The connection between the low-pressure switch and the main | 4. Reconnect the wire to the main control board | |||
control board lose | ||||||
5. Low-pressure switch malfunction | 5. Replace the low-pressure switch | |||||
6. Refrigerant leak | 6. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | |||||
unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
7. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 7. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
E41 | Exchanger coil bottom temperature | 2. Sensor separates from the copper tube | 2. Refix the sensor correctly | |||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor plug insert again | 3. Reinsert firmly | ||||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | |||||
E42 | Discharge temperature sensor the fault of | 1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | |||
the compressor 1# | ||||||
2. Sensor separates from the copper tube | 2. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E43 | Discharge temperature sensor the fault of | |||||
the compressor 2# | 3. Sensor plug insert again | 3. Reinsert firmly | ||||
E44 | Discharge temperature sensor the fault of | 4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | |||
the compressor 3# | ||||||
1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
E50 | Suction temperature sensor the fault | 2. Sensor separates from the copper tube | 2. Refix the sensor correctly | |||
3. Sensor plug insert again | 3. Reinsert firmly | |||||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | |||||
1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
E51 | Evaporator temperature sensor the fault | 2. Sensor separates from the copper tube | 2. Refix the sensor correctly | |||
3. Sensor plug insert again | 3. Reinsert firmly | |||||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | |||||
E52 | 1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||||
Cooling overload protection | 2. Replace the fan blade | |||||
2. The outdoor fan blade broken | ||||||
3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||||
3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||
motor loose | ||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 5. Replace the sensor | |||
5. Exchanger coil bottom temperature sensor malfunction | 6. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
6. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 7. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | |||
7. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 8. Replace the capillary or filter | |||
8. The capillary or the filter is blocked | ||||
E53 | Module type dip switch setting incorrect | Module type dip switch setting incorrect | Reset Module type dip switch setting with reference | |
to the wiring diagram | ||||
E54 | Module address repeat | Module address dip switch setting incorrect | Reset address setting dip switch concerning | |
wiring diagram as needed | ||||
Aux Mini Chiller AC Error Codes
Models: ACMI-H12/4, ACMI-H16/5, ACMI-H28/5, ACMI-H42/5
The fault | The fault code definition | Possible cause | solution | |||
code | ||||||
1. The connection plug loose | 1. Reconnect firmly | |||||
Eon | : | 00 | Communication the fault | 2. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 2. Replace a normal one | |
3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace a new one | |||||
1 、 The water flow switch and the power supply wires are not well | 1. reconnect the wires firmly | |||||
connected | ||||||
Eon | : | 01 | The water flow switch protection | 2. The water flow switch malfunction | 2. Replace a normal water flow switch | |
3. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 3. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | |||||
4. The water filter clogging | 4. Clean or replace the water filter | |||||
5. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 5. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||||
Eo:02 | The outdoor the fan motor overload | 1. The outdoor unit ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||
2. The fan motor stuck | 2. Replace the fan motor | |||||
Eo:03 | Input the power supply phase sequence | 1. Phase loss | 1. reconnect the wires firmly | |||
protection | 2. Phase dislocation | 2. change the two-phase sequence of the power supply | ||||
1 The return of the water temperature or the water inlet sensor | 1. Replace the temperature sensor | |||||
The water flow shortage protection | broken | 2. Clean or replace the water filter | ||||
Eo:04 | 2. The water filter clogging | 3. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | ||||
(Chilled the water big temperature difference) | ||||||
3. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | ||||||
Eo:06 | Freezing point protection switch | The freezing point protection switch is off | Press the reset key to reset | |||
1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the temperature sensor | |||||
Eo:07 | Anti-hyperthermal protection | 2. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 2. Repair or replace the circulating the water pump | |||
in heating mode | 3. The water filter clogging | 3. Clean or replace the water filter | ||||
4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||||
High discharge temperature protection of | 1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||||
Er:03 | 2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | ||||
subsystem 1# | 3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
motor loose | ||||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||||
5 、 The connection between discharge temperature | 5. Reconnect the wire plug to the main control board | |||||
sensor and main control board lose | ||||||
High discharge temperature protection of | 6. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 6. Clean the heat exchanger | ||||
Er:13 | 7. Discharge temperature sensor deviation | 7. Replace the sensor | ||||
subsystem 2# | 8. Refrigerant leak | 8. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | ||||
the unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
9. The indoor capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
10. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 10. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | |||||
the unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||
2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | |||||
High-pressure protection of subsystem 1# | 3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
: | motor loose | |||||
Er 04 | ||||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||||
5. The connection between the high-pressure switch and | 5. Reconnect the wire plug to the main control board | |||||
main control board lose | ||||||
6. High-pressure switch malfunction | 6. Replace the high-pressure switch | |||||
Er:14 | High-pressure protection of subsystem 2# | 7. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 7. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
8. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 8. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | |||||
9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. Circulating the water pump malfunction | 1. Repair it or change a normal one | |||||
Er:05 | low suction pressure protection of | 2. The water filter clogging | 2. Clean the water filter | |||
Subsystem 1# | 3. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 3. Clean the evaporator tubes | ||||
4. The connection between the low-pressure switch and the main | 4. Reconnect the wire to the main control board | |||||
control board lose | ||||||
low suction pressure protection of | 5. Low-pressure switch malfunction | 5. Replace the low-pressure switch | ||||
Er:15 | 6. Refrigerant leak | 6. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | ||||
Subsystem 2# | the unit after vacuuming it | |||||
7. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 7. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
: | 01 | Return the water temperature to the fault | 2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||
Po | 3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | ||||
The outdoor ambient temperature sensor | 1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | ||||
: | 02 | 2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
Po | the fault | 3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | |||
1. The water outlet temperature sensor malfunction | 1. Replace a normal one | ||||
2. Repair it or change a normal one | |||||
2. Circulating the water pump malfunction | |||||
3. Clean the water filter | |||||
: | 03 | Anti-freezing protection in cooling mode | 3. The water filter clogging | ||
Po | 4. The evaporator tubes have a dirty plugging phenomenon | 4. Clean the evaporator tubes | |||
5. Refrigerant leak | 5. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill | ||||
the unit after vacuuming it | |||||
1. The temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | ||||
: | 06 | The water outlet temperature is the fault | 2. Sensor plug insert again to PCB | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |
Po | 3. Main control board malfunction | 3. Replace the main control board | |||
: | 07 | Circulating the water anti-freezing protection in | The outdoor ambient temperature is too low | Start the heating mode | |
Po | winter | ||||
Pr:02 | Exchanger coil temperature sensor the fault of | 1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | ||
subsystem 1# | 2. Sensor separated from the copper tube | 2. Refix the sensor correctly | |||
Pr:12 | Exchanger coil temperature sensor the fault of | 3. Sensor plug insert again | 3. Reinsert firmly | ||
subsystem 2# | 4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | |||
Pr:03 | Discharge temperature sensor the fault of | 1. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the sensor | ||
subsystem 1# | 2. Sensor separates from the copper tube | 2. Refix the sensor correctly | |||
Pr:13 | Discharge temperature sensor the fault of | 3. Sensor plug insert again | 3. Reinsert firmly | ||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | ||||
subsystem 2# | |||||
1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||||
Pr:04 | Cooling overload protection of subsystem | 2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | ||
1# | 3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | |||
motor loose | |||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
5. Exchanger coil bottom temperature sensor malfunction | 5. Replace the sensor | ||||
Pr:14 | Cooling overload protection of subsystem | 6. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 6. Clean the heat exchanger | ||
2# | 7. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 7. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | |||
8. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 8. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
Aux Package AC Error Codes
Models: ART-C50/9, ART-C75/9, ART-C100/9, ART-C125/9, ART-C150/9, ART-C200/9
The fault | The fault code definition | Possible cause | Solution | ||
code | |||||
1. The connection loose | 1. Reconnect firmly | ||||
E5 | Wired controller | 2. Wired controller malfunction | 2. Replace a new one | ||
communication the fault | 3. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace a normal one | |||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace a new one | ||||
Input the power supply phase | 1. Phase loss | 1. Reconnect the wires firmly | |||
E6 | 2. Low-voltage | 2. Check if the power supply is consistent with the | |||
sequence protection | nameplate | ||||
(The outdoor unit) | 3. Phase dislocation | 3. Exchange the two-phase sequence of the power | |||
supply | |||||
1. The outdoor fan blade broken | 1. Replace the fan blade | ||||
2. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 2. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
loose | |||||
3. The outdoor fan stops working | 3. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
F2 | Discharge temperature | 4. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 4. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||
protection | 5. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 5. Clean the heat exchanger | |||
6. Discharge temperature sensor deviation | 6. Replace the sensor | ||||
7. Refrigerant leak | 7. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | ||||
unit after vacuuming it | |||||
8. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 8. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
1. The globe valve is closed | 1. Open the globe valve | ||||
2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | ||||
3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||
loose | |||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||
EH | High-pressure protection | 5. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 5. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||
6. The connection between the high-pressure switch and the control | 6. Reconnect the wire to the control board | ||||
board loose | |||||
7. High-pressure switch malfunction | 7. Replace the high-pressure switch | ||||
8. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 8. Clean the heat exchanger | ||||
9. There are some moistures in the refrigerant line | 9. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | ||||
10. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 10. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||
1. The globe valve is closed | 1. open the globe valve | ||||
EL | Low-pressure protection | 2. The indoor fan blade broken | 2. tighten or replace the sleeve | ||
3. The connection between the fan blade and the indoor the fan motor | 3. the indoor fan blade broken | ||||
loose |
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | |||||
5. Filter net is dirty | 5. Clean the filter | |||||
6. Refrigerant leak | 6. Find out the leak point, repair the welding, refill the freon | |||||
unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
7. The connection between the low-pressure switch and the control board | 7. Reconnect the wire to the control board | |||||
loose | ||||||
8. Low-pressure switch malfunction | 8. Replace the low-pressure switch | |||||
9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | |||||
1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E1 | The indoor ambient temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | |||||
1. Sensor separated from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E3 | The indoor coil temperature sensor | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
the fault (TE) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the indoor unit control board | |||||
1. Sensor separated from the coil | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E2 | The outdoor coil temperature | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
sensor the fault (TW) | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | |||||
1. Sensor separated from the copper tube | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | |||||
E8 | Discharge temperature (TP) | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | |||
sensor the fault | 3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | ||||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board | |||||
The outdoor ambient | 1. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 1. Refix the sensor correctly | ||||
E7 | 2. Sensor plug insert again | 2. Reinsert | ||||
temperature. Sensor | ||||||
3. Sensor is an open or short circuit | 3. Replace the sensor | |||||
abnormal (TL) | ||||||
4. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 4. Replace the outdoor unit control board |
Aux Mini ARV Ⅱ AC Error Codes
The fault | The fault code definition | Possible cause | Solution | ||
code | |||||
The indoor ambient temperature sensor | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||
A1 | 2. Sensor connection is not well connection | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
the fault | |||||
3. The outdoor main control board is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||
The middle position of the indoor exchanger | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||
A2 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
temperature sensor the fault | |||||
3. The outdoor main control board is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||
The indoor heat exchanger inlet | 1. Temperature sensor broken, or exceed test limit | 1. Replace the sensor | |||
A3 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
temperature sensor the fault | |||||
3. The outdoor main control board is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||
The indoor coil pipe outlet temperature | 1. Temperature sensor broken, or exceed test limit | 1. Replace the sensor | |||
A4 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||
sensor failure | |||||
3. The outdoor main control board is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||
1. Drain pipe is blocked | 1. Clean the drain pipe | ||||
2. Float switch short-circuit or unconnected | 2. Repace the float switch or reconnect it | ||||
A5 | The indoor unit drainage system the fault | 3. The power line of the water pump loose | 3. Reconnect the power line of the water pump | ||
4. The water pump is broken | 4. Replace the water pump | ||||
3. The outdoor main control board is broken | 5. Replace PCB | ||||
1. The fan motor is an open or short-circuit | 1. Replace the fan motor | ||||
A6 | The indoor PG the fan the fault | 2. The connection between the main control board and the fan motor | 2. Reconnect firmly | ||
loose. | |||||
3. The fan motor gets stuck | 3. Replace the fan motor | ||||
Reversible synchronous motor | 1. Step motor failure | 1. Replace the step motor | |||
A7 | 2. The connection between the main control board and the fan motor | ||||
malfunction | 2. Reconnect firmly | ||||
loose. | |||||
1. EEPROM communication failure | |||||
2. EEPROM data validation error (model identification, | |||||
A8 | The indoor unit EEPROM module failure | calibration, etc.) | Replace the indoor unit EEPROM module | ||
3. EEPROM data logic errors (superkingdom data range, order, | |||||
etc.) | |||||
1. The outdoor unit is the power off | 1. Turn on the power for the outdoor unit | ||||
2. The communication wire plug of units lost | 2. Loosen and insert the right plug | ||||
The communication the fault between | 3. The indoor unit the power off | 3. Turn on the power for the indoor unit | |||
A9 | 4. The communication wire is an open or short circuit | 4. Replace a normal communication wire | |||
the indoor unit and the outdoor unit | |||||
5. The indoor unit control board malfunction | 5. Replace the control board | ||||
6. The outdoor unit control board malfunction | 6. Replace the control board | ||||
7. electromagnetic interference | 7. Add electromagnet loop |
AE | Operation mode conflict | Some of the indoor unit’s operation mode setting cooling, but some | Reset the indoor unit operating mode uniformly | ||||
the indoor units’ operation mode setting heating | |||||||
AH(AB) | Two or more of the indoor unit address | The indoor unit address setting incorrect | Reset the indoor unit address | ||||
repeat | |||||||
1. The blower motor is an open or short circuit | 1. Replace the blower motor | ||||||
2. The blower impeller is broken | 2. Replace the blower impeller | ||||||
AJ | The indoor coil anti-freezing protection | 3. Sensor directly contacts with the heat exchanger | 3 、 Refix the heat exchanger temperature | ||||
4. The filter net is too dirty | sensor | ||||||
4. Clean the filter net | |||||||
1. EXV is blocked | 1. Clean the EXV | ||||||
AF | The indoor EXV is the fault | 2. The EXV leak | 2. Replace the EXV | ||||
3. The indoor unit temperature sensor malfunctioned. | 3. Replace The indoor unit temperature sensor | ||||||
4. Evaporator inlet sensor failure. | 4. Replace the evaporator inlet sensor | ||||||
Ambient temperature sensor “Tao” | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C1 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||||
the fault | |||||||
3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||||
Defrosting temperature sensor | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C2 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||||
“Tdef1” the fault | |||||||
3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||||
The discharge temperature sensor of | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C3 | variable frequency the compressor “Tri” | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||||
the fault | 3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | |||||
The discharge temperature sensor of | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C4 | fixed frequency the compressor No.1 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||||
“Td1” the fault | 3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | |||||
The discharge temperature sensor of | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C5 | fixed frequency the compressor No.2 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||||
“Td2” the fault | 3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | |||||
Suction pipe temperature sensor of | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C6 | fixed frequency of the compressor | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||||
the compressor “Ts” is the fault | 3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | |||||
Suction pipe temperature sensor of | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C7 | variable frequency the compressor “Tso” | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||||
the fault | 3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | |||||
The outdoor unit condenser middle | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C8 | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | |||||
position sensor “Tc” the fault | |||||||
3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board | ||||||
Suction pipe temperature sensor of | 1. Temperature sensor broken | 1. Replace the sensor | |||||
C9 | variable frequency the compressor “Tso” | 2. Sensor connection is incorrect. | 2. Reconnect the sensor firmly | ||||
the fault | 3. The outdoor PCB is broken | 3. Replace the outdoor main control board |
1. 4-way valve coil open or short circuit | 1. Replace valve coil | |||||
2. Replace valve body | ||||||
2. Valve block cannot get the designated position or Valve | ||||||
E1 | 4-way valve the fault | blow-by | 3. Reconnect correctly | |||
3. The connection of the 4-way valve and the main PCB incorrect | ||||||
4. The main PCB failure | 4. Replace PCB | |||||
1. EXV open degree is small | ||||||
2. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | ||||||
3. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | ||||||
4. EXV blocked | ||||||
DC inverter the compressor discharge | 5. Refrigerant filter blocked | |||||
E3 | 6. Gas pipe stop valve closed | |||||
temperature “Tri” protection | ||||||
7. Liquid pipe stop valve closed | ||||||
8. System exhaust sensor the fault | ||||||
9. System lack refrigerant | ||||||
10. The outdoor unit PCB the fault | ||||||
11. DC inverter the compressor the fault | ||||||
1. EXV open degree is small | ||||||
Fixed frequency of the compressor | 2. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | |||||
3. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | ||||||
E4 | NO1. discharge temperature “Td1” | |||||
4. EXV blocked | ||||||
protection (shut down) | ||||||
5. Refrigerant filter blocked | ||||||
6. Gas pipe stop valve closed | ||||||
7. Liquid pipe stop valve closed | ||||||
E5 | Fixed frequency of the compressor NO2 | 8. System exhaust sensor the fault | ||||
discharge temperature “Td2” | 9. System lack refrigerant | |||||
protection (shut down) | 10. The outdoor unit PCB the fault | |||||
11. Fixed frequency of the compressor the fault | ||||||
Limit frequency protection caused by | 1. The compressor rotation speed is too high | |||||
2. The outdoor ambient temperature is too high | ||||||
E7 | the middle position of the condenser | |||||
3. Refrigerant overcharge | ||||||
Temperature too high | ||||||
4. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | ||||||
1. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | ||||||
Condenser middle position | 2. The outdoor ambient temperature is too high | |||||
3. The pipe from the condenser to the exhaust port block | ||||||
E8 | Temperature sensor “Tc” protection | |||||
4. The outdoor unit the fan motor stop or low speed | ||||||
(Shut down) | ||||||
5. Refrigerant overcharge | ||||||
6. Oil temperature is too low | ||||||
H1(B1) | high-pressure protection | 1. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||
2. The outdoor fan blade broken | 2. Replace the fan blade | |||||
3. The connection between the fan blade and the outdoor the fan motor | 3. Tighten or replace the sleeve | ||||||
loose | |||||||
4. The outdoor fan stops working | 4. Eliminate the malfunction cause | ||||||
5. The connection between the high-pressure switch and the main control | 5 、Reconnect the wire plug to the main control | ||||||
board loose | board | ||||||
6. High-pressure switch malfunction | 6. Replace the high-pressure switch | ||||||
7. The outdoor exchanger is dirty or sticky | 7. Clean the heat exchanger | ||||||
8. There are some airs in the refrigerant line | 8. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
9. The capillary or the filter is blocked | 9. Replace the capillary or filter | ||||||
10. Instantaneous the power-off | 10. Restart the unit | ||||||
1. Refrigerant leak | 1 、 Find out the leak point, repair the | ||||||
2. Low-pressure switch failure | welding, refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
3. Instantaneous the power-off | 2. Replace the low-pressure switch | ||||||
H4(B4) | Low-pressure protection | 4. Stop valve closed | 3. Restart the unit | ||||
5. In cooling mode the indoor unit EXV close or block | 4. open the stop valve | ||||||
6. In heating mode the outdoor unit EXV close or block | 5. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
7. In heating mode the outdoor unit the fan stop | 6. Refill the freon unit after vacuuming it | ||||||
8. In heating mode the outdoor unit air outlet block | |||||||
H6(B6) | DC inverter the compressor over-current | 1. The outdoor unit the fan motor malfunction | 1. Replace the fan motor | ||||
limit frequency protection | 2. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | ||||||
2. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||||
DC inverter the compressor overload | |||||||
H7(B7) | 3. The power supply incorrect | 3. Change the power supply | |||||
shutdown protection | |||||||
Fix the speed of the compressor 1 overcurrent | 1. The stop valve closed | 1. Open the stop valve | |||||
H8(B8) | 2. The outdoor ventilation insufficient | ||||||
2. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||||
protection | 3. System supplies the power voltage exceeds the limit (Rated voltage | ||||||
3. Install a voltage stabilizer | |||||||
15%) | |||||||
Fix the speed of the compressor 2 overcurrent | 4. Replace the compressor | ||||||
H9(B9) | 4. The compressor failure | ||||||
5. Replace replace the compressor | |||||||
protection | 5. Replace the compressor failure | ||||||
1. System supply the power voltage exceeds the limit (Rated voltage 15%) | 1. Install a voltage stabilizer | ||||||
HA(BA) | Input the power supply overvoltage | 2. Instantaneous the power-off | 2. Restart the unit | ||||
&undervoltage protection | 3. Electrical wiring incorrect | 3. Reconnect | |||||
4. Main control board malfunction | 4. Replace the main control board | ||||||
HC(BB) | Input the power supply phase dislocation | 1. Input the power supply phase dislocation | 1. Exchange two-phase sequence of the Input | ||||
protection | the power supply | ||||||
2. The outdoor unit PCB failure | 2. Replace the outdoor unit PCB | ||||||
1. The communication wire between the outdoor units is short | 1. Replace the communication wire | ||||||
circuit or connect incorrectly. | |||||||
The communication the fault between | 2. Replace the main control board | ||||||
J1(D1) | 2. The outdoor unit main control board failure | ||||||
the outdoor units | 3. Reset the outdoor unit quantity setting dip switch | ||||||
3. The outdoor unit quantity setting incorrect | |||||||
4. The power on the outdoor unit’s main power | |||||||
4. The outdoor unit main power failed | |||||||
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1. The communication wire between the indoor unit and the outdoor | 1. Replace the communication wire | ||||||
The communication the fault between | unit open circuit, short circuit, or connect incorrectly. | ||||||
J2(D2) | 2. the power on the indoor unit | ||||||
the outdoor unit and the indoor unit | 2. The indoor unit the power off | ||||||
3. Replace the indoor unit PCB | |||||||
3. The indoor unit PCB failure | |||||||
1. The connection between the driving module and the main PCB | 1. Replace the communication wire | ||||||
failure | |||||||
The communication the fault between | 2. Replace control PCB | ||||||
J3(D3) | 2. The communication part of the outdoor unit control PCB failure | ||||||
control board and INV module | 3. Replace the Frequency of the diving board | ||||||
3. Frequency of the driving board failure | |||||||
4. Replace INV with the compressor | |||||||
4. INV the compressor failure | |||||||
1. The communication wire is an open circuit or short circuit | 1. Replace the communication wire | ||||||
J4(D4) | The communication the fault between | 2. The communication part of the outdoor unit control PCB failure | 2. Replace control PCB | ||||
control board and the fan the driving module | 3. The fan the driving module failure | 3. Replace the fan with the driving module | |||||
4. The outdoor the fan failure | 4. Replace the outdoor the fan | ||||||
J5(D5) | The outdoor unit address &capacity | 1. The outdoor unit address dip switch setting incorrect | 1. Reset address dip switch | ||||
parameter setting incorrect | 2. The outdoor unit capacity dip switch setting incorrect | 2. Reset the capacity dip switch | |||||
1. Supply voltage exceeds the limit | 1. Install a voltage stabilizer | ||||||
31 | Module protection (F0) | 2. The outdoor fan stop or low speed | 2. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||||
3. Module malfunction | 3. Replace Module | ||||||
32 | Module hardware protection | Module malfunction | Replace Module | ||||
33 | Module software protection | Module malfunction | Replace Module | ||||
1. The connection of the driving module and DC inverter to the compressor | 1. Reconnect correctly | ||||||
DC inverter the compressor | incorrect | ||||||
34 | 2. Replace the driving module | ||||||
unconnected | 2. The driving module failure | ||||||
3. Replace the compressor | |||||||
3. DC inverter the compressor the fault | |||||||
1. The compressor overload | 1. Eliminate overload causes | ||||||
35 | DC inverter the compressor over-current | 2. The compressor coil disconnect | 2. Replace the compressor | ||||
protection | 3. Inverter the driving board failure | 3. Replace the driving module | |||||
4. The compressor failure | 4. Replace the compressor | ||||||
36 | The driving module overvoltage & | 1. Supply voltage exceeds the limit | 1. Install a voltage stabilizer | ||||
undervoltage protection | 2. The driving module failure | 2. Replace the driving module | |||||
37 | The driving module radiator temperature | 1. The driving module PCB failure | 1. Replace the driving module PCB | ||||
sensor the fault | 2. Temperature sensor broken | 2. Replace the temperature sensor | |||||
Radiator high-temperature protection | 1. The driving module failure | 1. Replace the driving module | |||||
38 | 2. The compressor failure | 2. Replace the compressor | |||||
(Frequency reduction) | 3. The outdoor unit the fan stop or low speed | 3. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||
1. The driving module failure | 1. Replace the driving module | ||||||
39 | The driving module’s high-temperature | 2. The compressor overload or the compressor is blocked | 2. Improve or enhance the ventilation or replace | ||||
shutdown protection | the compressor | ||||||
3. The outdoor unit the fan stop or low speed | 3. Improve or enhance the ventilation | ||||||
3A | Module protection of DC the fan | 1. The driving module failure | 1. Replace the driving module | ||||
33 |
AUX-CAC | MINI ARV | |||||
2. DC the fan motor overload | 2. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||||
3. DC the fan motor stuck | 3. Replace the fan motor | |||||
3C | Over-current protection of DC the fan | 1. DC the fan motor overload | 1. Improve or enhance the ventilation | |||
2. DC the fan motor short circuit or stuck | 2. Replace the fan motor | |||||
3H | Startup failure or out-of-step | The driving module failure | Replace the driving module | |||
operation of DC the fan module | ||||||
3J | DC overvoltage and undervoltage | The driving module failure | Replace the driving module | |||
protection of DC the fan | (The module output voltage is abnormal) | |||||
AUX AC Error Codes model 2021
No. | Failure Code | Failure Name | Primary Troubleshooting Parts | |
1 | L0 | DC Over/Under-voltage Failure | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid | |
2 | L1 | Overcurrent Protection on Phase Current | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid / | |
of The compressor | the compressor/the compressor wire | |||
3 | L2 | Step Failure of The compressor | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid / | |
the compressor/system pressure | ||||
4 | L3 | Phase Failure of The compressor | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid / | |
the compressor/the compressor wire | ||||
5 | L4 | Driver Module IPM Failure of The compressor | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid / | |
the compressor | ||||
6 | L5 | PFC Overcurrent Hardware Protection | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid | |
7 | L6 | PFC Overcurrent Software Protection | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid | |
8 | L7 | AD Abnormal Protection in Current | The outdoor unit controller | |
Detection | ||||
9 | L8 | Shunt Resistance Imbalance Failure | The outdoor unit controller | |
10 | L9 | IPM Temperature Sensor Failure | The outdoor unit controller | |
11 | LA | The compressor Startup Failure | The outdoor unit controller / the power grid / | |
the compressor/the compressor wire | ||||
12 | LC | AD Abnormal Protection in PFC Current | The outdoor unit controller | |
Detection | ||||
Display the error code of the indoor unit: fix speed A/C & E1. E2, E3 and E4 Errors
No. | Error Code | Error Name | Probable Trouble Location | |
1 | E1 | Internal room temperature | Internal room temperature sensor, the main internal | |
sensor error | control panel | |||
2 | E2 | External coil sensor error | External coil sensor error, the main external control | |
panel | ||||
3 | E3 | Internal coil sensor error | Internal coil sensor error, the main internal control | |
panel | ||||
4 | E4 | The indoor the fan error | Mechanical jam of internal the fan blade, internal fan, | |
the main internal control panel | ||||
5 | E5(5E) | The indoor and the outdoor unit | Bridge cable, the main internal control panel, the main | |
communication error | external control panel, module panel | |||
6 | F0 | The outdoor DC the fan error | Mechanical jam of external the fan, external DC of the fan, | |
the main external control panel | ||||
7 | F1 | Module protection error | The power voltage, the compressor cable, the reactor, the module | |
the panel, the main external control panel, the compressor | ||||
8 | F2 | PFC protection error | The power voltage, reactor, module panel, the main | |
external control panel | ||||
9 | F3 | The compressor out-of-step | System pressure, the compressor cable, module panel, | |
error | the main external control panel, the compressor | |||
10 | F4 | Exhaust air sensor error | Exhaust air sensor, the main external control panel | |
11 | F5 | The compressor cap sensor error | System pressure, the compressor cap sensor | |
(Protection switch), the main external control panel | ||||
12 | F6 | External room temperature | External room temperature sensor, the main external | |
sensor error | control panel | |||
13 | F7 | OVP or UVP error | The power voltage, reactor, module panel, the main | |
external control panel | ||||
The main external control panel | Connection wire of module and the main control data, | |||
14 | F8 | and module panel | ||
module panel, the main external control panel | ||||
communication error | ||||
15 | F9 | The outdoor EE error | The main external control panel | |
16 | FA | Recirculated sensor error | Recirculated sensor, the four-way valve, and the main external | |
control panel | ||||
Aux Portable A/C Error Codes
No. | Error Name | Reference Code( | Reference Code | |
AUX) | (ELECTROLUX) | |||
1 | Internal temperature sensor error | E1 | AS | |
2 | Internal coil sensor error | E3 | ES | |
3 | Lower DC motor error | E4 | L3 | |
Communication Failure between | ||||
4 | Display board and The main Control | E8 | E4 | |
Panel | ||||
5 | The water Full Alarm | P1 | P1 |
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In conclusion, understanding Aux Air Conditioner error codes is essential for maintaining the optimal performance of your air conditioning unit. Regular maintenance and cleaning of your air conditioning unit can also prevent future errors and malfunctions.
I hope this guide has provided you with valuable insights into Aux AC error codes, and you can now enjoy a comfortable and cool summer season with your air conditioning unit functioning at its best.
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