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Aircon fault code lookup.

Search or filter by brand to decode what a flashing error on your split, ducted or multi-head aircon actually means. Each entry lists the likely cause and the first thing to check before booking a service call. Covers every major brand we install plus the ones we don’t.

BrandSystemCodeLikely meaningFirst check
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerP1Indoor room-thermistor faultIndoor unit thermistor loose or failed — needs a service call.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerP2Indoor pipe-thermistor faultPipe sensor open-circuit — usually a swap-out fix.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerP4Drain sensor faultCheck the condensate drain pan isn't clogged; sensor may need replacing.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerP5Drain pump faultCondensate pump seized or blocked — clear the drain line and re-test.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerP6Coil frost / overheat protectionFilter blocked or airflow restricted. Clean filters + check outdoor coil.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerP8Pipe temperature abnormalLow refrigerant charge or restriction. Needs an ARC-licensed tech.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerE0Remote-control transmission errorWired controller comms drop — check controller wire terminations.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerE6Indoor / outdoor comms failureCheck the S1-S2-S3 comms wire between indoor & outdoor units.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerE9Indoor / outdoor comms error (variant)Same as E6 — comms cable, check for damage or loose terminals.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerU2Compressor overheat / oil shortageSTOP using the unit. Compressor at risk — book a warranty service call.
Mitsubishi ElectricAir conditionerU4Outdoor thermistor open-circuitOutdoor coil or discharge sensor faulty. Tech required.
DaikinAir conditionerA1Indoor PCB defectIndoor board fault — power-cycle the unit first, then service if it returns.
DaikinAir conditionerA5High-pressure control / freeze-up protectionFilter dirty or outdoor coil blocked. Clean both, re-test.
DaikinAir conditionerA6Indoor fan motor faultFan motor stalled or capacitor failed. Service call.
DaikinAir conditionerC4Indoor heat-exchanger thermistor faultSensor open-circuit — swap-out fix.
DaikinAir conditionerC9Indoor air suction thermistor faultRoom-temp sensor failed. Service call.
DaikinAir conditionerE1Outdoor PCB defectOutdoor board fault. Power-cycle first, then book service.
DaikinAir conditionerE5OL activated (compressor overload)STOP unit. Compressor overload — likely refrigerant charge or fan issue.
DaikinAir conditionerE6Compressor lock / start failureSTOP unit. Compressor won't spin up. Warranty / service.
DaikinAir conditionerE7Outdoor fan motor lockCheck for debris jamming the outdoor fan. If clear, motor swap.
DaikinAir conditionerF3Discharge-pipe temperature too highLow refrigerant charge or blocked outdoor coil. ARC tech needed.
DaikinAir conditionerL5Inverter compressor abnormalSTOP unit. Inverter fault — warranty repair.
DaikinAir conditionerU0Refrigerant shortageRefrigerant low — check for leak, book an ARC-licensed tech.
DaikinAir conditionerU4Indoor / outdoor comms errorCheck the F1-F2 comms wire — loose terminal or damaged cable.
FujitsuAir conditionerE:EERoom-temp thermistor faultThermistor open — sensor swap.
FujitsuAir conditionerE:11Comms error indoor ↔ outdoorComms wire fault. Check terminals both ends.
FujitsuAir conditionerE:12Outdoor comms not respondingOutdoor board or power supply — book service.
FujitsuAir conditionerE:14Signal transmission error (wired remote)Wired controller — check the H1-H2 line terminations.
FujitsuAir conditionerOP:00Outdoor high-pressure protectionAirflow blocked at outdoor unit. Clear obstructions and re-test.
FujitsuAir conditionerOP:04Compressor discharge-temp protectionSTOP unit. Likely low charge or blocked coil.
PanasonicAir conditionerH11Indoor / outdoor comms failureComms cable fault. Check terminals.
PanasonicAir conditionerH15Compressor sensor errorSensor failed — service call.
PanasonicAir conditionerH27Outdoor air sensor errorSensor open — swap-out fix.
PanasonicAir conditionerF91Refrigerant abnormal (leak)STOP unit. Refrigerant leak — ARC tech needed.
PanasonicAir conditionerF99Outdoor DC over-currentSTOP unit. Inverter / compressor fault. Warranty service.
LGAir conditionerCH01Indoor room-thermistor errorSensor open — swap fix.
LGAir conditionerCH02Indoor pipe sensor errorSensor open — swap fix.
LGAir conditionerCH05Indoor / outdoor comms errorComms cable — check terminals both ends.
LGAir conditionerCH21IPM fault (inverter power module)STOP unit. Inverter power stage — book warranty service.
KadenAir conditionerE1Indoor & outdoor comms errorCheck comms cable connection between heads.
KadenAir conditionerE2Room temp sensor faultSensor open — sensor swap by installer.
KadenAir conditionerE5Overcurrent protectionAirflow blocked or refrigerant charge low. Service call.
KadenAir conditionerF1Outdoor unit sensor faultOutdoor sensor swap — book service.
KadenAir conditionerF3Compressor discharge temp too highSTOP unit. Likely low charge. ARC tech required.
BrivisGas heater22Overheat safety limit trippedBlocked filter or blocked return-air path. Clean filter, reset unit.
BrivisGas heater37Ignition failure — no gas or dirty igniterCheck gas supply on. If good, needs a gas fitter to inspect the igniter.
BrivisGas heater43Fan proving switch openFan not spinning up. Book gas heater service.
BrivisGas heater50Communications lost (network wall control)Check the network wire between the wall control and the heater.
ReclaimHot waterE1Ambient temp sensor faultOutdoor sensor open-circuit. Book a Reclaim-accredited service tech.
ReclaimHot waterE2Evaporator temp sensor faultEvaporator sensor fault — swap-out fix by a tech.
ReclaimHot waterE3Discharge / suction sensor faultSensor swap by an ARC-licensed tech.
ReclaimHot waterE4Tank temp sensor faultTank thermistor open — sensor swap. Water still heats via boost.
ReclaimHot waterE5High-pressure fault (CO2)STOP unit. Refrigerant charge / heat-exchanger issue. Warranty service.
ReclaimHot waterE6Low-pressure fault (CO2)STOP unit. Likely refrigerant leak — Reclaim tech required.
ReclaimHot waterE7Compressor overloadSTOP unit. Compressor at risk — book warranty service.
ReclaimHot waterF1Comms error tank ↔ heat pumpCheck the comms wire between the outdoor heat pump and the tank controller.
iStoreHot waterE1Ambient temp sensor faultSensor open-circuit. Book service — water will still heat on boost element.
iStoreHot waterE2Evaporator sensor faultSensor swap by installer.
iStoreHot waterE3Condenser sensor faultSensor open — service call.
iStoreHot waterE4Tank sensor faultTank thermistor fault — sensor swap.
iStoreHot waterE5Compressor high pressureSTOP unit. Likely blocked evaporator airflow. Clean coil.
iStoreHot waterE7Anti-freeze protection triggeredVery cold ambient — normal in winter. If persistent, book service.
iStoreHot waterE8Compressor drive faultSTOP unit. Inverter drive fault — warranty repair.
ThermannHot waterE1Water temp sensor fault (integrated HP)Sensor open — Thermann service call.
ThermannHot waterE2Ambient sensor faultSensor open — swap by installer.
ThermannHot waterE5Compressor overloadSTOP unit. Book warranty service.
ThermannHot waterF1Comms error (integrated HP)Check internal comms wire between board and controller.
ThermannHot water12G-series continuous flow — ignition failureCheck gas supply on. If OK, needs a licensed gas fitter.
ThermannHot water11G-series — no ignition detectedGas valve or igniter fault. Book a gas fitter.
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