Verified codeset result
The manufacturer documentation publishes fault code H6 for the Split System wired controller display, mapped to the affected Emerald Energy models listed below.
Fault code H6
Emerald Energy Split System wired controller display: H6
Split System wired controller display

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H6 meaning for this display codeset
This page isolates Emerald Energy fault code H6 for the Split System wired controller display. It does not combine the Emerald Energy H6 meaning with another controller or codeset.
Before applying the Emerald Energy H6 meaning, confirm the affected model uses the Split System wired controller display. In that controller namespace, H6 means documented as the dc fan motor malfunction.
The Emerald Heat Pump Split System Instructions source anchor on page 46 supports this Emerald Energy H6 record for the Split System wired controller display.
The permanent source key emerald-split-system-display H6 keeps the emerald-split-system-display H6 controller/code pairing distinct in publication.
What the documentation says
Documented as The DC fan motor malfunction.
This is a paraphrase of the manufacturer’s documentation. A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
Severity
Amber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Owner outcomes
What owners reported next
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- Fixed
- Unit replaced
- Still unresolved
Repair, replacement and warranty context
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Affected models
Every model mapped to this codeset is listed with the evidence match state used by this site.
- Emerald EnergyHPR200Exact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR200-1Exact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR200EExact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR200E-1Exact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR300Exact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR300-1Exact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR300EExact manual match
- Emerald EnergyHPR300E-1Exact manual match
Related codes from this codeset
These codes appear in the same documented controller or display codeset.
- F6
Documented as Electric expansion valve joint fault.
- H1
Documented as Communication malfunction between main control board and inverter board.
- H4
Documented as Three times L0 protects.
- H7
Documented as Voltage protection.
- HC
Documented as E-heater error (Current is less than 2 A when e-heater operating).
- HF
Documented as Inverter module board EEPROM malfunction.
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Active support recorded
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Official source
Where this result comes from
Emerald Energy. Emerald Heat Pump Split System Instructions, PDF page 46. Retrieved .