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DISPLAY codeset
13 documented fault codes, shared only by the compatible models listed here.
In the display order below, the held evidence set runs from Dux 270DHB36 to Dux 270DHC36P; its published labels start with E01 and end with P82. The source and each model-mapping record remain visible on this page.
This result is published only for the models explicitly covered by the source evidence.
Fault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as high pressure protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E01 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as a wired remote control communication failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E08 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as winter frost protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E09 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as DC motor stalling.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E11 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as high pressure switch three-times protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E43 resultFault code
Red means the documented fault involves safety-critical, leak, electrical, refrigerant, lockout or overheat language.
Documented as discharge overheating three-times protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E45 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as a bottom water temperature sensor failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P01 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as a top tank water temperature sensor failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P02 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as a discharge temperature sensor failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P03 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as an ambient temperature sensor failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P04 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as a coil temperature sensor failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P05 resultFault code
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as a suction temperature sensor failure.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P07 resultFault code
Red means the documented fault involves safety-critical, leak, electrical, refrigerant, lockout or overheat language.
Documented as discharge overheating protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P82 resultOfficial source
Dux Manufacturing Limited. Dux Ecosmart Pro-Series Heat Pump Installation and Owner’s Manual, H4950 Revision C. Retrieved .