Red means the documented fault involves safety-critical, leak, electrical, refrigerant, lockout or overheat language.
Documented as Electricity leakage alarming.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E1 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Over temperature alarming.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E2 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the inner temperature sensor.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E3 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the ambient temperature sensor.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E4 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the evaporation temperature sensor.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E5 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the air exhaust temperature sensor.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E6 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Communication of main control panel and display panel is abnormal.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E7 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Pressure switch protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E8 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Ambient temperature protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical E9 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the air intake temperature sensor.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical ED resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the Off - peak power switching signal.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical EF resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Communication failure between Wi - Fi module and control board.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical F0 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Operating temperature protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical F2 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Air exhaust temperature protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical F3 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Evaporation high temperature protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical F5 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Fault of the fan.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical L7 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Transient hardware over - current of the compressor phase current.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P1 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Compressor phase current software transient overcurrent.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P2 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as The heat sink (IPM) temperature is too high.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P3 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Input overflow load.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P4 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as U nder voltage protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P5 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Over Voltage Protection.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P6 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as The communication between the main control chip and the driver chip is abnormal.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P7 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as The current detection on the frequency conversion side is abnormal.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical P8 resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Compressor out of step.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical PB resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Instantaneous Software Overflow on the rectifier Side.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical PD resultAmber means the fault needs attention; contact the manufacturer or a licensed technician if it persists.
Documented as Transient hardware over - current on the rectifier side.
A licensed technician confirms the actual cause.
View the canonical PF result