Comment ?? Comment Answer Fault Code to display in UI Fault Code in HEX (reported on IPC bus) Sub Codes (in decimal)
(0=no code)
Dealer Error Message Possible Causes Corrective Actions IDU ODU System Unit Type Alarm Status Consumer error message Model Type Pressure  Alarms   Sensor Alarms   Safety Alarms   Communication Alarm   System Alarms   Fan Failure Alarm
                                                   
 [1]   A0[2] 0x10   External protection device activated •External protection device on terminals T1-T2 of the indoor unit is activated.
•Defevtive indoor unit PCB.
•Improper field setting.
•Verify if all wires are connected to T1 & T2.  If yes then set field setting accordingly.
•Commonly used mode 22-1-03.
x     All models   Safety error Indoor unit(VRV, SkyAir)         A0            
 [3]   AO[4] 0x10 01 External protection device activated •Activation of external protection device.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Indoor unit fuse blown.
•24 VAC power is not supplied to TH2 & TR2 terminals (FXTQ-TA) or R and C terminals (CXTQ-TA) on indoor unit PCB.
•Verify if all wires are connected to T1 & T2.  If yes then set field setting accordingly.
•Replace indoor unit PCB.
•Check indoor unit PCB fuse.
x     FXTQ-TA, CXTQ-TA   Safety error FXTQ-TA, CXTQ-TA                      
 [5]   A1[6] 0x11   Indoor unit PCB abnormality  •Verify correct voltage to the PCB
•Verify the HAP green LED is blinking.
•Wrong models interconnected.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Disconnection of connector.
•Reduction of power supply voltage.
•Verify correct voltage to the PCB.
•Verify the HAP green LED is blinking.
x     All models   System error VRV, RA, Altherma         A1            
    A3[7] 0x13   Float switch error •Drain clogging.
•Defective drain pump.
•Defective float switch.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•208~230 VAC power is not provided.
•Check drain for clog.
•Check drain pump and replace if needed.
•Check indoor unit PCB and replace if needed.
•Check for power loss.
x     FXFQ-T,FXZQ-TA,FXUQ-P, FXEQ-P,FXDQ-M,FXMQ-PB,FXSQ-TA   Safety error FXFQ-T, FXZQ-TA, FXUQ-P, FXEQ-P, FXDQ-M, FXSQ-TA, FXMQ-PB
                          RA
        A3            
    A4[8] 0x14   Freeze protection error •Defective water temperature sensor.
•Low water temp temperature setting.
•Water volume shortage.
•Check water temperature sensor.
•Check water temperature setting.
•Check water volume.
x         System error RA, VRV, SkyAir, Fan Coil         A4            
    A5[9] 0x15   Heat exchanger temp error •Clogged indoor unit air filter.
•Defective indoor unit heat exchanger thermistor.
•Short-circuited air.
•Dust accumulation on the indoor heat exchanger.
•Detection error due to faulty hydro-box heat exchanger thermistor.
•Detection error due to faulty hydro-box PCB.
  x         System error RA, VRV, SkyAir, Fan Coil, Altherma         A5            
    A6[10] 0x16   Fan motor error •Defective fan motor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective fan motor wire harness.
•Abnormal signal output from the fan motor.
•Fan motor lock (foreign matter blocking fan blades).
•Connector between high-voltage and low-voltage is disconnected.
•Bad contact
•broken wires.
•Indoor unit safety device activated.
•High loading conditions.
•Wrong system combination.
•Check for obstruction on the fan or motor.
•Verify the input voltage at the motor.
•Check for loose or broken wires.
•Check indoor unit safety device.
x     FXFQ-T,FXZQ-TA,FXUQ-P,FXEQ-P,FXSQ05-48TA,FXMQ07-12PB,FXAQ-P,FXSQ54TA,FXMQ15-54PB,   Fan failure error RA (CTXS, FTXS, FVXS Series), RA FFQ Series, RA CDXS FDXS, FXFQ-T, FXZQ-TA, FXUQ-P, FXEQ-P, FXSQ05-48TA, FXMQ07-12PB, FXAQ-P, FXDQ-M, FXHQ-M, FXSQ54TA, FXMQ15-54PB, FXMQ-M, FXTQ-TA, VRV         A6            
    A6   01 Indoor Fan Coil Fan Motor Lock or overlaod Fault •Broken wires in, short circuit of, or disconnection of connectors from the fan motor harness.
•Defective fan motor(Broken wires or defective insulation).
•Abnormal signal output from the fan motor (defective circuit).
• Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Instantaneous disturbance in the power supply voltage.
•Fan motor lock(Due to motor or external causes).
•The fan does not rotate due to foreign matter blocking the fan.
•Disconnection of the connector between the high-power PCB (A1P) and the low-power PCB(A2P) (FXSQ05-48TA, FXMQ07-12PB only).
Refer to Checks 16 and 17. x         Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    A6   10 Indoor Fan Coil Fan Motor Over Current Fault •Defective indoor fan motor,  Broken wires , Defective contact. Refer to Checks 16 and 17. x         Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    A6   11 Fan position detection error •Defective indoor fan motor,  Broken wires , Defective contact.   x         Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    A6   20 Indoor Fan Motor Status Abnormality •Fan or motor obstruction.
•Blocked filters.
•Power interruption (low voltage).
•Incorrect wiring.
•Blockage in the airflow (ductwork) or ductwork undersized.
•High loading conditions.
  x         Refer to Fan Motor Check 19 VRV IV                      
    A6   21 Low Indoor Airflow •Fan or motor obstruction.
•Blocked filters.
•Restrictive ductwork or ductwork undersized.
•Wiring disconnected.
•Wrong outdoor and indoor combination.
•Indoor fan motor failure.
  x         Refer to Fan Motor Check 19 FXTQ-TA                      
    A7[11] 0x17   Swing flap motor error •Defective swing flap motor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection cable.
•Defective airflow direction adjusting flap-cam.
•Check for obstruction or jamming of the swing motor mechanism.check incoming power voltage.IDU with decoration panels swing motor to be connected to IDU PCB also check for service light on swing motor PCB. x     FXHQ-M,FXAQ-P minor System error FXHQ-M, FXAQ-P         A7            
    A8[12] 0x18   Power supply voltage error •Defective power supply voltage.
•Loose or improper wiring.
•Defective connection on signal line.
•instantaneous power failure by others.
•High AC line voltage to indoor blower motor.
•Low AC line voltage to indoor blower motor.
•Incorrect wiring
•The indoor unit periodically receives control status information from the fan motor.
•Error is issued when the information shows abnormality.
•Error is detected by checking the input voltage of the fan motor.
x     FXMQ-PB,FXSQ-TA   System error FXTQ-TA, Indoor Unit (SkyAir,  VRV)         A8            
    A8   01 Power supply voltage error •Defective power supply voltage.
•Defective connection on signal line.
•Defective wiring.
•Instantaneous power failure, others.
  x         System error VRV                      
    A9[13] 0x19   Electronic expansion valve error •Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective relay cables.
Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18 x     FXFQ   System error VRV         A9            
    A9[14] 0x19 01 Electronic expansion valve error •Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective relay cables.
Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18 x     VRV IV   System error VRV IV         A9            
    A9[15] 0x19 02 Refrigerant leakage detection error •Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective relay cables.
•Check for deformation of the rubber packing on the EEV. 
•Check for Internal EEV leakage.
•Turn Off target indoor unit and turn ON others in Cooling mode. 
•Operate target indoor unit in Fan Mode for 10 mins,  If liquid pipe temperature decreases to evaporation temp the EEV must be replaced.
x     VRV IV   System error VRV IV         A9            
    AA     Back up or booster heater error •Malfunction of the backup heater relays [K1M, K2M].
•Incorrect parameter of the solar pump station (maximum tank temperature is too high, etc.).
•Fuse FU2 blown.
  x         System error Altherma                        
    AA   03 Gas furnace abnormality •The cause of the error differs depending on each error code of the gas furnace. Refer to the gas
furnace manual for details
  x         System error VRV IV                        
    AC     Hydro-box: Open thermal protector / fuse of booster heater •Malfunction of the booster heater relay [K3M].
•Incorrect parameter of the solar pump station (maximum tank temperature is too high, etc.).
  x         System error Altherma                        
    AF[16] 0x1F   Drain level above limit error •Humidifier unit leaking.
•Improper drain piping.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Error in the drain pipe installation.
• Defective float switch.
•When the float switch changes from ON to OFF while the compressor is not in operation,  Error code is displayed but the system operates continuously. x     FXFQ-T,FXZQ-TA,FXUQ-p,FXEQ-P,FXDQ-M,FXSQ-TA,FXMQ-PB minor Safety error RA         AH(B)            
    AH 0x1B   Dust collector error •Defective dust collecting element.
•Stained insulator part.
•Defective high voltage power supply.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
  x         System error Indoor Unit (RA,
SkyAir,
VRV)
                     
    AH   03 Transmission error (between the self-cleaning decoration panel and the indoor unit) [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •Check for the connection of the harness connector between thepanel PCB and the indoor unit PCB.   x         System error VRV IV                      
    AH   04 Dust detection sensor error [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •Check for the connections of the connector X12A on the panel PCB and the connectors X18A and X19A on the sensor PCB.             System error VRV IV                      
    AH   05 Dust collection sign error  [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •Check for clogging with dust at the dust collection port as well asin the brush unit, S-shaped pipe, and dust box. Furthermore,check for any stains of the light receiving and emitting parts of theinfrared unit.             System error VRV IV                      
    AH   06 Air filter rotation error  [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •Check for anything getting in the way of rotating the filter (e.g. thefilter comes off or the drive gear is clogged with foreign matter).             System error VRV IV                      
    AH   07 Damper rotation error  [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •The damper does not rotate normally. Check for any foreign
matter around the damper and for the operation of the gear and
limit switch.
            System error VRV IV                      
    AH   08 Filter self-cleaning operation error  [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •The unit has not yet completed the filter self-cleaning operation
even after the lapse of specified period of time. Check for any
external noise, etc.
            System error VRV IV                      
    AH   09 Filter self-cleaning operation start disabled error  [when the self-cleaning decoration panel is mounted] •The unit has been put into a state in which the filter self-cleaning
operation is disabled. Check the unit for the operating conditions
            System error VRV IV                      
    AJ 0x1D   Capacity setting error •Capacity setting adaptor was not installed when PCB was replaced.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•When replacing the IDU PCB board the capacity adaptor for the type of IDU has to be ordered. x     All models   System error Indoor Unit (SkyAir,
VRV)
                     
    AJ   01 Capacity setting error •There is an error in the capacity setting of the indoor unit PCB. •When replacing the IDU PCB board the capacity adaptor for the type of IDU has to be ordered.           System error VRV IV                      
    AJ   02 Electronic expansion valve setting error •There is a fault in the setting of the gear type electronic expansion
valve/direct acting type electronic expansion valve.
•When replacing the IDU PCB board the capacity adaptor for the type of IDU has to be ordered.           System error VRV IV                      
    C0     Hydro-box: Flow switch failure •Blocked flow switch.
•Malfunction of the flow switch.
•Water flow caused by external source.
            System error Altherma                      
    C1 0x21   PCB communication error •Defective connection between PCB's.
•Incorrect or loose wiring.
•Communication wires between the CXTQ-TA and the gas furnace are disconnected.
•Power supply to gas furnace is off.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB (A1P).
•Defective fan PCB (A2P).
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Connection defective the connector between indoor unit control PCB (A1P) and fan PCB (A2P).
•Defective indoor unit control PCB (A1P).
•Defective fan PCB (A2P).
•External factor, such as instantaneous power failure.
x     FXMQ-PB,FXSQ-TA   Communication error Indoor Unit (SkyAir,
VRV)
                     
    C1   01 Transmission error (between indoor unit PCB and the PCB for the fan) •Connection defective the connector between indoor unit control PCB (A1P) and fan PCB (A2P).
•Defective indoor unit control PCB (A1P).
•Defective fan PCB (A2P).
•External factor, such as instantaneous power failure.
•In case of voltage drop a phase monitor protection might be an advantage.           Communication error VRV IV                      
    C1   07 Blower Motor Communication Error  •Incorrect or loose wiring.
•Power interruption (low voltage).
•Check wiring or tighten wiring connections if needed.
•Verify the input voltage at the motor.
•Replace the indoor unit control PCB or motor.
          Communication error VRV                      
    C1   08 Climate Talk Communication Error •Disconnection of the communication wire between the CXTQ-TA and the gas furnace.
•Power supply to the gas furnace is cut.
•In case of voltage drop a phase monitor protection might be an advantage.           Communication error VRV                      
    C4[17] 0x24   Thermistor error •Defective liquid pipe thermistor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Loose or broken thermistor wires.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11. x     All models   Sensor error RA     C4                
    C5[18] 0x25   Thermistor error •Defective gas pipe thermistor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Loose or broken thermistor wires.
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11
x     All models   Sensor error RA, VRV     C5                
    C6[19] 0x26   IDU PCB and fan PCB combination error •Defective fan PCB (A2P).
•Loose or broken adaptor wires.
•Field setting error.
•Wrong size motor.
•Indoor unit capacity setting error.
•Locked motor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB or motor.
•Install correct motor.
•Choose correct capacity setting.
•Checked for locked rotor conditions.
•Replace the indoor unit control PCB or motor
x     FXMQ-PB,FXSQ-TA   Fan failure error VRV IV     C6                
    C6   01 Blower Motor HP Mismatch •Incorrect size motor.
•Indoor unit capacity setting error.
•Correct motor installation.
•Correct the indoor unit capacity setting.
          Fan failure error FXTQ-TA                      
    C6   02 Indoor Blower Does Not Have Required Parameters to
Function
•Locked motor rotor condition. •Check for locked rotor condition.
•Replace the indoor unit control PCB or motor.
          Fan failure error FXTQ-TA                      
    C7[20] 0x27   Direction of air flow adj. motor lock sensor error •Defective front panel driving motor.
•Defective limit switch.
  x         Fan failure error       C7                
 [21]   C9[22] 0x29   Thermistor or remote sensor error •Defective return air thermistor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Loose or broken wires.
•Defective indoor unit thermistor (R1T )
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective indoor unit thermistor (R1T) for room temperature.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Disconnection of connector.
•Thermistor corresponding to the error code is defective.
x     All models except TXTQ-TA & CXTQ-TA   Sensor error RA, FXTQ-TA, CXTQ-TA, VRV     C9                
 [23]   CA[24] 0x2A   Discharge air temp sensor error •Defective discharge air sensor.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Loose or broken wires.
•Malfunction of discharge air thermistor x     FXMQ-PB   Sensor error C4, C5: All indoor units
C9: except FXTQ-TA and CXTQ-TA models
CA: FXMQ-PB models only
    CA                
    CC[25] 0x2C   Humidity sensor error •Defective humidity sensor.
•Loose or broken wires.
  x     FXFQ-T   Sensor error FXFQ-T     CC                
    CE 0x2E 01 Infrared sensor error •Defective infrared floor sensor.
•See diagnosis procedure 1 in the service manual x     FXFQ-T,FXUQ-P   Sensor error FXFQ-T, FXUQ-P     CE                
    CE 0x2E 02 Infrared sensor error •Defective infrared floor sensor
•See diagnosis procedure 2 in the service manual x     FXFQ-T,FXUQ-P   Sensor error FXFQ-T, FXUQ-P                      
    CE 0x2E 03 Infrared sensor error •Defective infrared floor sensor
•See diagnosis procedure 3 in the service manual x     FXFQ-T,FXUQ-P   Sensor error FXFQ-T, FXUQ-P                      
    CE 0x2E 04 Infrared sensor error •Defective floor sensor element. •See diagnosis procedure 4 in the service manual x     FXFQ-T,FXUQ-P   Sensor error FXFQ-T, FXUQ-P                      
    CJ  0x2D   Remote controller temperature sensor error •Defective remote controller room temperature thermistor.
•Defective remote controller PCB.
•External factor (noise, etc.)
•Malfunction of thermostat sensor in remote controller. x     All models minor Sensor error Indoor Unit (RA,SkyAir,
VRV)
                     
What protection device?[26] reserved for future use E0[27] 0x30   Protection device activation error •Outdoor unit PCB protection device activated.
•loos or broken wires.
    x       Safety error           E0            
What is PCB?[28] PCB is a control board. E1[29] 0x31   Outdoor unit main PCB error/Defect of compressor compartment PCB •Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Loose or broken connector wires.
•Out of control of microcomputer caused by external factors
•Noise.
•Momentary fall of voltage.
•Momentary power loss.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defect of OD unit PCB.   x   All models   System error Condensing Unit (RA,
SkyAir,
VRV), Altherma
        E1            
    E1   01 Outdoor unit PCB error •Defective outdoor unit PCB (A1P).
•Defective connection communication line between indoor and outdoor units.
•Cycle power to outdoor master unit if error doesn't clear replace A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E1   02 Defective outdoor unit PCB •Defective outdoor unit PCB (A1P).
•Defective connection communication line between indoor and outdoor units.
•Cycle power to outdoor master unit if error doesn't clear replace A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E2 0x32 01 Ground leakage detection error-Master Unit •Ground fault.
•Improper wiring passing through the current sensor.
•Temporary liquid compression or melting in compressor.
•Check if the connection to the current sensor (T1A) is correctly wired.   x   All models   System error VRV IV                      
    E2   02 Ground leakage detection error-Slave Unit 1 •Ground fault.
•Improper wiring passing through the current sensor.
•Temporary liquid compression or melting in compressor.
•Use megohmeter to test for short to ground on comressor and fan motors of Slave 1 OU.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E2   03 Ground leakage detection error-Slave Unit 2 •Ground fault.
•Improper wiring passing through the current sensor.
•Temporary liquid compression or melting in compressor.
•Use megohmeter to test for short to ground on comressor and fan motors of Slave 2 OU.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E2 0x32 06 Missing of ground leakage detection core-Master unit •Disconnection of connector X101A.
•Loose or disconnected wiring.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify terminal X101A is connected on A1P board on Master OU.   x   All models   System error VRV IV                      
    E2   07 Missing of ground leakage detection core-Salve unit 1 •Disconnection of connector X101A.
•Loose or disconnected wiring.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify terminal X101A is connected on A1P board on Slave 1 OU.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E2   08 Missing of ground leakage detection core-Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connector X101A.
•Loose or disconnected wiring.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify terminal X101A is connected on A1P board on Slave 2 OU.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3     Actuation of High Pressure Switch •Faulty high pressure switch.
•Disconnection in high pressure switch harness.
•Faulty connection of high pressure switch connector.
•Clogged hydraulic compartment suction filter (in heating operation).
•Dirty compressor compartment heat exchanger.
•Faulty compressor compartment fan.
•Refrigerant overcharge.
•Stop valve is left closed.
•Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Altherma Check 1, 6.
•Verify Continuity across pressure switch contacts.
  x       System error Altherma MonoBloc, Condensing Unit (RA,
SkyAir,
VRV)
                     
    E3   01 Actuation of high pressure switch (HPS)-Master unit •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3   02 High pressure - refrigerant overcharge or closed stop valve – Master unit •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3   04 High pressure - refrigerant overcharge or closed stop valve – Slave unit 1 •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3   05 Actuation of high pressure switch – Slave unit 2 •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3   06 High pressure - refrigerant overcharge or closed stop valve – Slave unit 2 •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3   07 High pressure standby E3 latch error (System
integrated)
•Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E3   13 Liquid valve error-Master unit •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E3   14 Liquid valve error-Slave unit 1 •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E3   15 Liquid valve error-Slave unit 2 •Activation of high pressure switch.
•Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E3   18 Overall retry of high pressure switch •Abnormal drop in low pressure.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Refer to Check 1 and Check 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E4[30] 0x34   Low pressure sensor error •Abnormal drop in pressure.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor main PCB.
•Stop valve is not opened.
•Faulty pressure sensor and intermittent harness.
•Faulty compressor compartment PC board.
•Abnormal drop of low pressure.
(inadequate refrigerant)
(Abnormal refrigerant piping system (liquid pipe system))
(Faulty electronic expansion valve)
Verify Continuity across pressure switch contacts.   x   All models   Pressure error Condensing Unit (SkyAir,
VRV), Altherma MonoBloc
        E4            
    E4[31]   01 Low pressure sensor error-Master unit •Abnormally drop in low pressure.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Refer to Check 2 and 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E4[32]   02 Low pressure sensor error-Slave unit 1 •Abnormally drop in low pressure.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Refer to Check 2 and 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E4[33]   03 Low pressure sensor error-Slave unit 2 •Abnormally drop in low pressure.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Refer to Check 2 and 12.   x   All models   Pressure error VRV IV                      
    E5[34] 0x35   Compressor motor overload error •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure.
•Defective PCB.
•Stop valve is not opened.
•Refrigerant shortage.
•Four way valve malfunctioning.
•Outdoor unit PCB defective.
•Water mixed in the local piping.
•Electronic expansion valve defective.
•Stop valve defective.
•Compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (0.5 MPa (72.5 psi) or more).
•UVW connection error.
Refer to Altherma Check 4, 5, 6, 11.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4
  x   All models   System error Altherma, RA, VRV, Skyair         E5            
    E5[35]   01 Inverter compressor 1 lock-Master unit •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (72.5 psi or more).
•UVW connection error.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
Refer to Power Transistor Check 4   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E5[36]   02 Inverter compressor 1 lock-Slave unit 1 •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (72.5 psi or more).
•UVW connection error.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
Refer to Power Transistor Check 4   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E5[37]   03 Inverter compressor 1 lock-Slave  unit 2 •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (72.5 psi or more).
•UVW connection error.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
Refer to Power Transistor Check 4   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E5[38]   07 Inverter compressor 2 lock-Master  unit  •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (72.5 psi or more).
•UVW connection error.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Verify correct voltage and phase balance.
•Test diode bridge and power transistors check 4 in service manual.
•Meg ohm compressor.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    E5[39]   08 Inverter compressor 2 lock-Slave  unit 1 •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (72.5 psi or more).
•UVW connection error.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Verify correct voltage and phase balance.
•Test diode bridge and power transistors check 4 in service manual.
•Meg ohm compressor.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    E5   09 Inverter compressor 2 lock-Slave  unit 2 •Inverter compressor lock.
•High differential pressure (72.5 psi or more).
•UVW connection error.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•The stop valve is not opened.
•Verify correct voltage and phase balance.
•Test diode bridge and power transistors check 4 in service manual.
•Meg ohm compressor.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    E6[40] 0x36   Compressor damage error  •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective ODU main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Closed stop valve.
•Defective electronic expansion valve.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x   All models   System error RA, Altherma, VRV, Skyair         E6            
    E6[41]   11 Compressor damage error:Compressor M1C (master) •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E6[42]   13 Compressor damage error-Compressor M1C (slave 1) •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E6[43]   15 Compressor damage error-Compressor M1C (slave 2) •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E6[44]   17 Compressor damage warning:Compressor M1C (master) •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E6[45]   19 Compressor damage warning-Compressor M1C (slave 1) •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E6[46]   21 Compressor damage warning-Compressor M1C (slave 2) •Defective compressor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4 and Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7[47] 0x37   Outdoor fan motor/DC Fan Lock error •Defective fan motor.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes
•Fan motor can not rotate due to obstruction.
•Loose wire harness connection.
•Missing L1 voltage.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x   REYQ-XATJU,REYQ-XAYDU   System error RA, VRV, Skyair, Altherma         E7            
    E7   01 Fan motor 1 lock – Master unit •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   02 Fan motor 2 lock – Master unit •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   05 Fan motor 1 momentary overcurrent – Master unit •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   06 Fan motor 2 momentary overcurrent – Master unit •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   09 Fan motor 1 IPM error – Master unit •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   10 Fan Motor M2F IPM Error in Master unit •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   13 Fan motor M1F lock ( Sub Unit 1) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   14 Fan motor M2F lock (Sub Unit 1) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   17 Fan motor M1F momentary overcurrent (Sub Unit 1) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   18 Fan motor M2F momentary overcurrent (Sub Unit 1) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   21 Fan motor M1F IPM error (Sub Unit 1) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   22 Fan motor M2F IPM error (Sub Unit 1) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   25 Fan motor M1F lock (Sub Unit 2) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   26 Fan motor M2F lock (Sub Unit 2) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   29 Fan motor M1F momentary overcurrent (Sub Unit 2) •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   30 Fan motor 2 momentary overcurrent – Slave unit 2 •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   33 Fan motor 1 IPM error – Slave unit 2 •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E7   34 Fan motor 2 IPM error – Slave unit 2 •Fan motor failure.
•Neglect to connect or defective connection of harness/connector between the fan motor and the PCB.
•Fan does not rotate due to foreign matter caught in it.
•Clearing condition: fan motor performs normal operation for a period of 5 minutes.
Refer to Fan Motor Check 16 and 17 Final   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E8[48] 0x38   Compressor overcurrent error •Defective compressor.
•Defective inverter main circuit capacitor .
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective power transistor.
•Over-current due to compressor failure.
•Over-current due to defective power transistor.
•Over-current due to defective inverter main circuit electrolytic capacitor.
•Over-current due to defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Error detection due to outdoor unit PCB.
•Over-current due to short-circuit.
•RA Check 15, 17, 18.
•Refer to Altherma Check 7, 8, 14.
  x       System error RA, Altherma split         E8            
    E9[49] 0x39   Electronic expansion valve error •Over-current due to compressor failure.
•Over-current due to defective power transistor.
•Over-current due to defective inverter main circuit electrolytic capacitor.
•Over-current due to defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Error detection due to outdoor unit PCB.
•Over-current due to short-circuit.
    x   All models   System error Altherma MonoBloc         E9            
    E9   01 Electronic expansion valve  (Y1E) error – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   03 Electronic expansion valve (Y2E) error – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   04 Electronic expansion valve  (Y3E) error – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   05 Electronic expansion valve  (Y1E) error – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   06 Electronic expansion valve (Y2E) error – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   07 Electronic expansion valve (Y3E) error – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   08 Electronic expansion valve (Y1E) error – Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
        09 Electronic expansion valve (Y2E) error – Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x         VRV IV                      
    E9   10 Electronic expansion valve (Y3E) error – Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   20 Defective electronic expansion valve 1 coil (Y1E) – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   21 Defective electronic expansion valve 1 coil (Y1E) – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   22 Defective electronic expansion valve 1 coil (Y1E) – Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   23 Defective electronic expansion valve 2 coil (Y2E) – Master unit[50] •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   24 Defective electronic expansion valve 2 coil (Y2E) – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   25 Defective electronic expansion valve coil (Y2E)
(Slave 2)
•Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   26 Electronic expansion valve  (Y4E) error – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   27 Electronic expansion valve (Y4E) error – Slave 1 unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   28 Electronic expansion valve  (Y4E) error – Slave 2 unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   29 Electronic expansion valve  (Y5E) error – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   32 Electronic expansion valve (Y7E) error – Master unit •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   34 Electronic expansion valve (Y5E) error – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   37 Electronic expansion valve (Y7E) error – Slave unit 1 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   39 Electronic expansion valve (Y5E) error – Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E9   42 Electronic expansion valve (Y7E) error – Slave unit 2 •Disconnection of connectors from electronic expansion valves.
•Defective electronic expansion valve coil.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Expansion Valve Check 18.   x       System error VRV IV                      
Not sure what four side valve is?[51] this is four way valve EA[52] 0x3A   Cool/heat switch error or four side valve switch defect •Defective four way valve.
•shortage of gas.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Connector in poor contact.
•Thermistor defective.
•Outdoor unit PCB defective.
•Four way valve coil or harness defective.
•Four way valve defective.
•Foreign substance mixed in refrigerant.
•Insufficient gas.
•Refer to RA Check 1, 13, 14.
•Refer to Altherma Check 5, 6, 11
  x       System error RA         EA            
What water is it referring to?[53] entering water temperature.  This is for VRV hot water supply unit, such as Mega-Q EC[54] 0x3C   Domestic hot water tank temperature too high (> 192°F/89°C) •defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Cooling water temp abnormality.
•Shortage of gas.
Refer to RA Check 1, 13, 14   x       Sensor error Altherma          EC            
What sensors is it referring to?[55] malfunction of sensor system of compressor H0[56] 0x40   Compressor system error •Reactor disconnection.
•Compressor disconnection.
•Outdoor unit PCB defective.
•Compressor defective.
•Disconnection of reactor.
•Disconnection of compressor harness.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
    x       System error Altherma split, RA     H0                
    H3[57] 0x43   High pressure switch error •Incomplete high pressure switch.
•Disconnection in high pressure switch harness.
•Faulty connection of high pressure switch connector.
•Faulty compressor compartment PC board.
•Disconnected lead wire.
•Verify electrical wiring.
•Verify ODU PCB.
•Verify high Pressure Switch.
  x   All models minor Pressure error Altherma MonoBloc, VRV II
SkyAir,
VRV)
    H3                
    H3[58]   02 Harness abnormality (Main & inverter PCB) -
Master unit
•Defective connection of jumpers between PCB.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Check compressor isulation resistance. Check Odu fan motor and inverter board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    H3[59]   03 Connection error (Control & INV. 2 (A6P)) – Master unit •Defective connection of jumpers between PCB.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Check compressor isulation resistance. Check Odu fan motor and inverter board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    H3[60]   04 Harness abnormality (Main & inverter PCB) -
Slave unit 1
•Defective connection of jumpers between PCB.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Check compressor isulation resistance. Check Odu fan motor and inverter board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    H3[61]   05 Connection error (Control & INV. 2 (A6P)) – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of jumpers between PCB.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Check compressor isulation resistance. Check Odu fan motor and inverter board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    H3[62]   06 Harness abnormality (Main & inverter PCB) -
Slave unit 2
•Defective connection of jumpers between PCB.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Check compressor isulation resistance. Check Odu fan motor and inverter board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    H3[63]   07 Connection error (Control & INV. 2 (A6P)) – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of jumpers between PCB.
•Defective control PCB (A1P).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Check compressor isulation resistance. Check Odu fan motor and inverter board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    H4[64] 0x44   Low pressure switch error •Defective low pressure switch.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Loose or broken wire.
Verify electrical wiring
Verify ODU PCB
Verify Low Pressure Switch
  x       Pressure error VRV II     H4                
    H5[65] 0x45   Compressor motor overload sensor error •Defective motor overload sensor.
•Loose or broken wire.
    x       System error       H5                
    H6[66] 0x46   Position detection sensor error/Compressor Startup Failure •Compressor relay cable disconnected.
•Compressor itself defective.
•Outdoor unit PCB defective.
•Stop valve closed.
•Input voltage out of specification.
•Power supply voltage is not as specified.
•Disconnection of the compressor harness.
•Refer to Altherma Check 13.
•Refer to RA Check 15, 18, 20.
  x       Sensor error Altherma, RA      H6                
    H7[67] 0x47   Outdoor unit fan failure error •Short in fan motor leads.
•Abnormal signal from fan motor.
•Loose or broken wires.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB (A3P)
•Check for the connector of the fan motor.   
•Check resistance between Vcc and UVW and between GND.
•Check if UVW of the fan motor lead are in balance.
  x   REYQ-XATJU,REYQ-XAYDU   Fan failure error Condensing Unit (SkyAir,
VRV III)
    H7                
    H7[68]   01 Motor position signal abnormality (Master): M1F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[69]   02 Motor position signal abnormality (Master): M2F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[70]   05 Motor position signal abnormality (Slave 1): M1F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[71]   06 Motor position signal abnormality (Slave 1): M2F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[72]   09 Fan motor 1 signal detection error – Slave unit 2 •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[73]   10 Fan motor 2 signal detection error – Slave unit 2 •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[74]   21 Defective fan PCB (Master): M1F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[75]   22 Defective fan PCB (Master): M2F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[76]   23 Defective fan PCB (Slave 1): M1F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[77]   24 Defective fan PCB (Slave 1): M2F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[78]   25 Defective fan PCB (Slave 2): M1F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H7[79]   26 Defective fan PCB (Slave 2): M2F •Abnormal signal from fan motor (Circuit failure).
•Disconnection/Short circuit in fan motor leads or disconnection of connector.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Fan Motor Check 17.   x       Fan failure error VRV IV                      
    H8[80] 0x48   CT or Related Abnormality •Malfunction of compressor input (CT) system.
•Defect of power transistor.
•Faulty wiring of inverter system.
•Reactor defective.
•Defect of condensing unit PCB.
Refer To RA Check 15, 21   x       Sensor error RA, Altherma split     H8                
    H9[81] 0x49   Outdoor temperature sensor/P4, J3, J6, H9” Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Outdoor Unit)  error •Disconnection of the connector for the thermistor.
•Thermistor corresponding to the error code is defective.
•Defective heat exchanger thermistor in the case of J3 error (outdoor heat exchanger thermistor.
•In cooling operation, or indoor heat exchanger thermistor in heating operation).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Hydro-box PCB defective.
•Connector in poor contact.
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Connector & Symbol varies per model. Refer to correct Service Manual.
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.
  x   All models   Sensor error RA, VRV, Skyair, Altherma     H9                
H9[82] H9[83] H9[84]   01 Defective outdoor air thermistor – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.           Sensor error VRV IV                      
H9[85] H9[86] H9[87]   02 Defective outdoor air thermistor – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.           Sensor error VRV IV                      
H9[88] H9[89] H9[90]   03 Defective outdoor air thermistor – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.           Sensor error VRV IV                      
What water and oil is it referring to?[91] water temperature of the heat exchanger(VRV4W) HC[92] 0x4C   Water inlet thermistor (R9T) abnormality
Water outlet thermistor (R10T) abnormality/Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Hydro-box).
•Faulty connector connection.
•Faulty thermistor.
•Faulty outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.   x       Sensor error Altherma/VRV-W     HC                
    HC[93]   03 Defective water inlet thermistor (R9T) (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outside unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV-W                      
    HC[94]   04 Defective water inlet thermistor (R9T) (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outside unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV-W                      
    HC[95]   05 Defective water inlet thermistor (R9T) (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outside unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV-W                      
    HC[96]   06 Defective water outlet thermistor (R10T) (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outside unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV-W                      
    HC[97]   07 Defective water outlet thermistor (R10T) (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outside unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV-W                      
    HC[98]   08 Defective water outlet thermistor (R10T) (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outside unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV-W                      
    HJ[99] 0x4D   Malfunction of water system •Clogged water piping system.
•Insufficient heat exchanger water.
•Dirty heat exchanger.
•Disconnected connector.
•Defective thermistor on the heat exchanger gas side.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.   x       System error VRV-W     HJ(D)                
    HJ[100]   01 Water system abnormality (Master) •Clogged water piping system.
•Insufficient heat exchanger water.
•Dirty heat exchanger.
•Disconnected connector.
•Defective thermistor on the heat exchanger gas side.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           System error VRV-W                      
    HJ[101]   02 Water system abnormality (Slave 1) •Clogged water piping system.
•Insufficient heat exchanger water.
•Dirty heat exchanger.
•Disconnected connector.
•Defective thermistor on the heat exchanger gas side.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           System error VRV-W                      
    HJ[102]   03 Water system abnormality (Slave 2) •Clogged water piping system.
•Insufficient heat exchanger water.
•Dirty heat exchanger.
•Disconnected connector.
•Defective thermistor on the heat exchanger gas side.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           System error VRV-W                      
    HJ[103]   04 Water system abnormality (System) •Clogged water piping system.
•Insufficient heat exchanger water.
•Dirty heat exchanger.
•Disconnected connector.
•Defective thermistor on the heat exchanger gas side.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           System error VRV-W                      
    HJ[104]   05 Abnormality by the temperature rise of the liquid
refrigerant
•Clogged water piping system.
•Insufficient heat exchanger water.
•Dirty heat exchanger.
•Disconnected connector.
•Defective thermistor on the heat exchanger gas side.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           System error VRV-W                      
Is this error in conjunction with F1&F2?[105] F0 F1 F2 reserved for future use F0[106] 0x50   No.1, No.2 system common protection device activation       x       Safety error           F0            
    F1[107] 0x51   No.1 system protection device activation       x       Safety error           F1            
    F2[108] 0x52   No.2 system protection device activation       x       Safety error           F2            
    F3[109] 0x53   Discharge pipe temp error •Abnormal discharge pipe temperature.
•Abnormal compressor surface temperature.
•Defective discharge pipe thermistor.
•Defective compressor body thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
    x   All models   Sensor error           F3            
    F4[110] 0x54   Compressor suction temp error •Defective suction pipe thermistor.
•Defective compressor suction thermistor.
•Defective discharge pipe thermistor.
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Defective indoor unit electronic expansion valve.
•Dirty air filter.
    x   All models   System error           F4            
    F6[111] 0x56   Refrigerant overcharged •Refrigerant overcharge.
•Outdoor air thermistor disconnected.
•Heat exchanger deicer thermistor disconnected.
•Liquid pipe temperature thermistor disconnected.
    x   All models   Pressure error           F6            
    F9 0x59   Expansion valve branch selector error •Expansion valve connector disconnected.
•Defective expansion valve coil.
•Defective branch selector PCB.
    x   Branch selector unit   System error                        
    FA[112] 0x5A   Discharge pressure error       x       Sensor error           FA            
    FH[113] 0x5B   High oil temp error       x       Sensor error           FH(B)            
    FC[114] 0x5C   Suction pressure error        x       Sensor error           FC            
    FJ[115] 0x5D   Engine exhaust gas temp error       x       Pressure error           FJ(D)            
    FE[116] 0x5E   Hydraulic pressure error       x       Pressure error           FE            
    FF[117] 0x5F   Oil pressure error or compressor out of oil       x       Pressure error           FF            
    J0[118] 0x60   Refrigerant temp sensor error       x       Sensor error       J0                
    J1[119] 0x61   Pressure sensor error •Faulty pressure sensor.
•Faulty compressor compartment PC board.
•Incorrect connection of connector.
    x       Sensor error Altherma MonoBloc     J1                
    J2[120] 0x62   Current sensor error •Defective current sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective compressor.
    x       Sensor error VRV II & III     J2                
    J3[121] 0x63   Discharge pipe temp sensor error •Defective thermistor (R3T, R31T, R32T) for outdoor unit discharge pipe.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB (A1P).
•Defective thermistor connection.
•Condenser thermistor defective in the case of J3 error (outdoor unit heat exchanger thermistor in the cooling mode, or hydro-box heat exchanger thermistor in the heating mode).
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.
•Refer to VRV III Thermistor Check.
  x   All models   Sensor error RA, Altherma, VRV, Skyair, VRV III     J3                
    J3[122]   16 Defective discharge pipe 1 thermistor: Open – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[123]   17 Defective discharge pipe 1 thermistor: Short – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[124]   22 Defective discharge pipe 1 thermistor: Open – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[125]   23 Defective discharge pipe 1 thermistor: Short – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[126]   28 Defective discharge pipe 1 thermistor: Open – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[127]   29 Defective discharge pipe 1 thermistor: Short – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[128]   47 Defective compressor surface thermistor: Open – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[129]   48 Defective compressor surface thermistor: Short – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[130]   49 Defective compressor surface thermistor: Open – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[131]   50 Defective compressor surface thermistor: Short – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[132]   51 Defective compressor surface thermistor: Open – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[133]   52 Defective compressor surface thermistor: Short – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[134]   56 Discharge pipe warning – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[135]   57 Discharge pipe warning – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J3[136]   58 Discharge pipe warning – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J4[137] 0x64   Outdoor Unit: Malfunction of Temperature Sensor for Heat Exchanger Gas (R2T or R11T) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•VRV III Thermistor Check Final.   x       Sensor error Condensing Unit (VRV III)     J4                
    J4[138]   02 Defective plate heat exchanger gas thermistor
(R4T) (Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J4[139]   04 Defective plate heat exchanger gas thermistor
(R4T) (Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J4[140]   06 Defective plate heat exchanger gas thermistor
(R4T) (Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.           Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J5[141] 0x65   Suction pipe temp sensor/H9, J3, J5, J6, J7, J8” Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Outdoor Unit) error •Defective thermistor.
•Defective main outdoor PCB.
•Loose or broken wire.
• Defective thermistor (R8T or R10T) for outdoor unit suction pipe.
•Refer to Altherma Check 3, 4, 5.   x   All models   Sensor error Altherma MonoBloc, Condensing Unit (RA, SkyAir, VRV III)     J5                
    J5[142]   01 Defective compressor suction thermistor (R12T)
(Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J5[143]   03 Defective compressor suction thermistor (R12T)
(Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J5[144]   05 Defective compressor suction thermistor (R12T)
(Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J5[145]   18 Error detection of suction pipe thermistor (R10T) (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J5[146]   19 Error detection of suction pipe thermistor (R10T) (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J5[147]   20 Error detection of suction pipe thermistor (R10T) (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[148] 0x66   Heat exchanger gas pipe temp sensor/P4, J3, J6, H9” Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Outdoor Unit) error •Connector in poor contact.
•Thermistor defective.
•Outdoor unit PCB defective.
•Hydro-box PCB defective.
•Condenser thermistor defective in the case of J3 error (outdoor unit heat exchanger thermistor in the cooling mode, or hydro-box heat exchanger thermistor in the heating mode).
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Refer to VRV III Thermistor Check.
  x   All models   Sensor error Altherma, RA, VRV, Skyair, VRV, Skyair     J6                
    J6[149]   01 Defective heat exchanger deicer thermistor – Master unit/Defective plate heat exchanger liquid thermistor
(R7T) (Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.
  x       Sensor error VRV IV, VRVW IV                      
    J6[150]   02 Defective heat exchanger deicer thermistor – Slave unit 1/Defective plate heat exchanger liquid thermistor
(R7T) (Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.
  x       Sensor error VRV IV, VRVW IV                      
    J6[151]   03 Defective heat exchanger deicer thermistor – Slave unit 2/Defective plate heat exchanger liquid thermistor
(R7T) (Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.
•Water Cooled Thermistor Check 11.
  x       Sensor error VRV IV, VRVW IV                      
    J6[152]   08 Defective heat exchanger gas upper thermistor (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[153]   09 Defective heat exchanger gas upper thermistor (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[154]   10 Defective heat exchanger gas upper thermistor (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[155]   11 Defective heat exchanger gas lower thermistor (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[156]   12 Defective heat exchanger gas lower thermistor (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[157]   13 Defective heat exchanger gas lower thermistor (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[158]   14 Error detection of heat exchanger gas upper thermistor (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[159]   16 Error detection of heat exchanger gas upper thermistor (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[160]   17 Error detection of heat exchanger gas upper thermistor (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[161]   18 Error detection of heat exchanger gas lower thermistor (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J6[162]   19 Error detection of heat exchanger gas lower thermistor (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[163] 0x67   Subcooling heat exchanger liquid temp sensor/H9, J3, J5, J6, J7, J8” Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Outdoor Unit) error •Defective thermistor.
•Defective main outdoor PCB.
•Loose or broken wire.
•Faulty compressor compartment PC board (control PC board).
•Refer to VRV III Thermistor Check.
•Refer to Altherma Check 3, 4, 5
  x   All models   Sensor error Condensing Unit (SkyAir,
VRV III), Altherma MonoBloc
    J7                
    J7[164]   01 Defective receiver inlet thermistor
(Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[165]   02 Defective receiver inlet thermistor
(Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[166]   03 Defective receiver inlet thermistor
(Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[167]   06 Defective subcooling liquid pipe thermistor – Master unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[168]   07 Defective subcooling liquid pipe thermistor – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[169]   08 Defective subcooling liquid pipe thermistor – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[170]   17 Standby for preventing fusible plug removal •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[171]   18 Defective subcooling injection thermistor
 (Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[172]   19 Defective subcooling injection thermistor
 (Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J7[173]   20 Defective subcooling injection thermistor
 (Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J8[174] 0x68   Heat exchanger liquid pipe temp sensor/H9, J3, J5, J6, J7, J8” Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Outdoor Unit) error •Disconnection of the connector for the thermistor.
•Thermistor corresponding to the error code is defective.
•Defective heat exchanger thermistor in the case of J3 error (outdoor heat exchanger thermistor in cooling operation, or indoor heat exchanger thermistor in heating operation).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Faulty compressor compartment PC board (control PC board).
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Refer to Altherma Check 3, 4, 5.
  x   All models   Sensor error RA, Altherma MonoBloc     J8                
    J8[175]   01 Defective heat exchanger liquid upper
thermistor (R4T) (Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J8[176]   02 Defective heat exchanger liquid pipe thermistor (R4T) – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J8[177]   03 Defective heat exchanger liquid pipe thermistor (R4T) – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J8[178]   08 Defective heat exchanger liquid lower
thermistor (R5T) (Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J8[179]   09 Defective heat exchanger liquid lower
thermistor (R5T) (Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J8[180]   10 Defective heat exchanger liquid lower
thermistor (R5T) (Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[181] 0x69   Gas pipe purge temp sensor error •Defective thermistor.
•Defective main outdoor PCB.
•Loose or broken wire.
•Disconnection of the connector for the thermistor.
•Thermistor corresponding to the error code is defective.
•Defective heat exchanger thermistor in the case of J3 error (outdoor heat exchanger thermistor in cooling operation, or indoor heat exchanger thermistor in heating operation).
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Use mode 1-52 to staart and compare.Ohm out sensor and compare to service manual chart.Use temperature probe thermister to compare as well.See flow chart in service manual.
  x   All models   Sensor error RA, VRV, Skyair     J9                
    J9[182]   01 Defective subcooling heat exchanger gas pipe
thermistor (R6T) (Master)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[183]   02 Defective subcooling heat exchanger gas pipe
thermistor (R6T) (Slave 1)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[184]   03 Defective subcooling heat exchanger gas pipe
thermistor (R6T) (Slave 2)
•Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[185]   08 Error detection - Failure of sub-cool heat exchanger outlet thermistor – Master Unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[186]   09 Error detection - Failure of sub-cool heat exchanger outlet thermistor – Slave 1 Unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[187]   10 Error detection - Failure of sub-cool heat exchanger outlet thermistor – Slave 2 Unit •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[188]   11 Receiver gas purge thermistor (R13T) (Master) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[189]   12 Receiver gas purge thermistor (R13T) (Slave 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    J9[190]   13 Receiver gas purge thermistor (R13T) (Slave 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Refer to VRV IVX Thermister Check 11.   x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    JA[191] 0x6A   High pressure sensor error •Defective high pressure switch.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective high pressure sensor connection.
•Misconnection between low and high pressure sensors.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x   All models   Pressure error Condensing Unit (SkyAir,
VRV III)
    JA                
    JA[192]   06 Defective high pressure sensor (S1NPH): Open
(Master)
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Connection of low pressure sensor in mistake for high pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JA[193]   07 Defective high pressure sensor (S1NPH): Short
(Master)
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Connection of low pressure sensor in mistake for high pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JA[194]   08 Defective high pressure sensor (S1NPH): Open
(Slave 1)
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Connection of low pressure sensor in mistake for high pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JA[195]   09 Defective high pressure sensor (S1NPH): Short
(Slave 1)
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Connection of low pressure sensor in mistake for high pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JA[196]   10 Defective high pressure sensor (S1NPH): Open
(Slave 2)
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Connection of low pressure sensor in mistake for high pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JA[197]   11 Defective high pressure sensor (S1NPH): Short
(Slave 2)
•Defective high pressure sensor.
•Connection of low pressure sensor in mistake for high pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of high pressure sensor.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JH[198] 0x6B   Oil temp sensor error       x       Sensor error       JH(B)                
    JC[199] 0x6C   Low pressure sensor error •Defective low pressure switch.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective high pressure sensor connection.
•Misconnection between low and high pressure sensors.
•Refer to Pressure Sensor Check 12.   x   All models   Pressure error Condensing Unit (SkyAir,
VRV III)
    JC                
    JC[200]   06 Defective low pressure sensor: Open – Master unit •Defective low pressure sensor.
•Connection of high pressure sensor in mistake for low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of low pressure sensor.
•In recovery mode with service checker connected and analog gauge on service port compare gauge pressure to service checker reporting pressure furmore make voltage comparison using checks 12 and 14 in service manual.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JC[201]   07 Low pressure sensor abnormality. Short – Master unit •Defective low pressure sensor.
•Connection of high pressure sensor in mistake for low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of low pressure sensor.
•In recovery mode with service checker connected and analog gauge on service port compare gauge pressure to service checker reporting pressure furmore make voltage comparison using checks 12 and 14 in service manual.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JC[202]   08 Low pressure sensor abnormality. Open – Slave unit 1 •Defective low pressure sensor.
•Connection of high pressure sensor in mistake for low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of low pressure sensor.
•In recovery mode with service checker connected and analog gauge on service port compare gauge pressure to service checker reporting pressure furmore make voltage comparison using checks 12 and 14 in service manual.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JC[203]   09 Low pressure sensor abnormality. Short – Slave unit 1 •Defective low pressure sensor.
•Connection of high pressure sensor in mistake for low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of low pressure sensor.
•In recovery mode with service checker connected and analog gauge on service port compare gauge pressure to service checker reporting pressure furmore make voltage comparison using checks 12 and 14 in service manual.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JC[204]   10 Low pressure sensor abnormality. Open – Slave unit 2 •Defective low pressure sensor.
•Connection of high pressure sensor in mistake for low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of low pressure sensor.
•In recovery mode with service checker connected and analog gauge on service port compare gauge pressure to service checker reporting pressure furmore make voltage comparison using checks 12 and 14 in service manual.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JC[205]   11 Low pressure sensor abnormality. Short – Slave unit 2 •Defective low pressure sensor.
•Connection of high pressure sensor in mistake for low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective connection of low pressure sensor.
•In recovery mode with service checker connected and analog gauge on service port compare gauge pressure to service checker reporting pressure furmore make voltage comparison using checks 12 and 14 in service manual.   x       Pressure error VRV IV                      
    JJ[206] 0x6D   Engine room temp error, or engine exhaust gas temp sensor disconnected       x       Sensor error       JJ(D)                
    JE[207] 0x6E   Hydraulic pressure sensor error       x       Sensor error       JE                
    JF[208] 0x6F   Oil level sensor error       x       Sensor error       JF                
What error is this referring to?[209] malfunction of inverter system, such as shortage of power supply capacity, defective power transistor, anor defective outdoor unit PCB L0[210] 0x70   Malfunction of inverter system-VRV II obsolete unit •Malfunction of inverter system.
•Shortage of power supply capacity.
•Defect of inverter PCB.
•Defect of power transistor.
•Unit would be the VRV II -Inverter compressor or the R! resistor across the contactor 81- Per the Daikin service application.   x       System error Condensing Unit (VRV)                 L0    
    L1[211] 0x71   Faulty Compressor Compartment PC Board/Malfunction of inverter PCB •Faulty compressor compartment PC board (A1P).
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•MP-PAM failure.
•Failure of IGBT or drive circuit.
•Refer to Altherma Check 9.   x   REYQ-T   System error Condensing Unit (SkyAir,VRV), Altherma MonoBloc                 L1    
    L1[212]   01 IPM error: Compressor M1C (Master) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[213]   02 Defective current sensor 1: Compressor M1C
(Master)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[214]   03 Defective current sensor 2: Compressor M1C
(Master)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[215]   04 IGBT error: Compressor M1C (Master) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[216]   05 Jumper settings Inverter - Inverter compressor 1 – Master unit •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[217]   07 IPM error: Compressor M1C (Slave 1) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[218]   08 Defective current sensor 1: Compressor M1C
(Slave 1)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[219]   09 Defective current sensor 2: Compressor M1C
(Slave 1)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[220]   10 IGBT error: Compressor M1C (Slave 1) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[221]   11 IPM error: Compressor M1C (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[222]   12 Defective current sensor 1: Compressor M1C
(Slave 2)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[223]   13 Defective current sensor 2: Compressor M1C
(Slave 2)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[224]   14 IGBT error: Compressor M1C (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[225]   15 Jumper settings error (Slave 1) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[226]   16 Jumper settings error (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[227]   17 Instantaneous overcurrent - Inverter compressor 2 – Master unit •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[228]   18 Defective current sensor - Inverter compressor 2 – Master unit •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[229]   19 Current offset - Inverter compressor 2 – Master unit •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[230]   20 Defective power transistors - Inverter compressor 2 – Master unit •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[231]   21 Jumper settings Inverter - Inverter compressor 2 – Master unit •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[232]   22 Instantaneous overcurrent - Inverter compressor 2 – Slave unit 1 •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[233]   23 Defective current sensor - Inverter compressor 2 – Slave unit 1 •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[234]   24 Current offset - Inverter compressor 2 – Slave unit 1 •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[235]   25 Defective power transistors - Inverter compressor 2 – Slave unit 1 •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[236]   26 Jumper settings inverter - Inverter compressor 2 – Slave unit 1 •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[237]   28 Defective fan PCB EEPROM: Fan M1F (Master) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[238]   29 Defective fan PCB EEPROM: Fan M2F (Master) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[239]   32 Defective fan PCB EEPROM: Fan M1F (Slave 1) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[240]   33 Defective fan PCB EEPROM: Fan M2F (Slave 1) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[241]   34 Defective fan PCB EEPROM: Fan M1F (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[242]   35 Defective fan PCB EEPROM: Fan M2F (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[243]   36 Defective inverter PCB EEPROM: Compressor
M1C (Master)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[244]   37 Defective inverter PCB EEPROM: Compressor
M2C (Master)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[245]   38 Defective inverter PCB EEPROM: Compressor
M1C (Slave 1) 
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[246]   39 Defective inverter PCB EEPROM: Compressor
M2C (Slave 1) 
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[247]   40  Defective inverter PCB EEPROM: Compressor
M1C (Slave 2)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[248]   41  Defective inverter PCB EEPROM: Compressor
M2C (Slave 2)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[249]   46 DIP switch settings error (Slave 2)  •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[250]   47 15 V power supply error: Compressor M1C
(Master)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[251]   48 16 V power supply error: Compressor M2C
(Master)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[252]   49 15 V power supply error: Compressor M1C
(Slave 1)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[253]   50 16 V power supply error: Compressor M2C
(Slave 1)
•Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[254]   51 15 V power supply error: Compressor M1C (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L1[255]   52 15 V power supply error: Compressor M2C (Slave 2) •Inverter PCB.
•IPM failure.
•Current sensor failure.
•Drive circuit failure.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L2 0x72 01 Momentary power failure during test operation
(Master)
•Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
Check power transmission wiring connections.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L2   02 Momentary power failure during test operation
(Slave 1)
•Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
Check power transmission wiring connections.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L2   03 Momentary power failure during test operation
(Slave 2)
•Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
Check power transmission wiring connections.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L2   04 Power ON – Master unit •Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
Check power transmission wiring connections.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L2   05 Power ON – Slave unit 1 •Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
Check power transmission wiring connections.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L2   06 Power ON – Slave unit 2 •Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
Check power transmission wiring connections.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L3[256] 0x73   Switch box temp increase •Defective outdoor fan motor.
•Short circuit.
•Defective radiation fin thermistor.
•Disconnection of connector.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Fin temperature rise due to defective outdoor unit fan.
•Fin temperature rise due to short-circuit.
•Refer to RA Check 17, 19.
•Refer the Altherma Check 6, 7, 9.
  x   REYQ-T   System error RA , Altherma split                 L3    
    L3[257]   01 Reactor temperature rise: Inverter PCB
(Master)
•Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       System error VRV IV                      
    L3[258]   03 Reactor temperature rise: Inverter PCB
(Slave 1)
•Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       System error VRV IV                      
    L3[259]   05 Reactor temperature rise: Inverter PCB
(Slave 2)
•Defective connection of harness.
•Defective reactor surface thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       System error VRV IV                      
    L4[260] 0x74   Heat dissipation fin temp increase •Actuation of radiation fin thermal (Actuates above 179.6°F (230V).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective radiation fin thermistor.
•Defective outdoor fan motor
Refer to RA Check 17 and 19.
•Refer to Altherma check 6, 7, 9.
  x   REYQ-T   System error VRV, Skyair, RA                 L4    
    L4[261]   01 Radiation fin temperature rise: INV. PCB 1 – Master •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[262]   02 Radiation fin temperature rise: INV. PCB 1 – Slave 1 •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[263]   03 Radiation fin temperature rise: INV. PCB 1 – Slave 2 •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[264]   06 Radiation fin temperature rise: Fan M1F (Master) •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[265]   07 Radiation fin temperature rise: Fan M2F (Master) •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[266]   09 Radiation fin temperature rise: INV. PCB 2 – Master •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[267]   10 Radiation fin temperature rise: INV. PCB 2 – Slave 1 •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[268]   11 Radiation fin temperature rise: INV. PCB 2 – Slave 2 •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[269]   12 Inverter radiation fin temperature rise
abnormality (Master)
•Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[270]   13 Inverter radiation fin temperature rise
abnormality (Slave 1)
•Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[271]   14 Inverter radiation fin temperature rise
abnormality (Slave 2)
•Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[272]   18 Radiation fin temperature rise: Fan M1F (Slave 1) •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[273]   19 Radiation fin temperature rise: Fan M2F (Slave 1) •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[274]   20 Radiation fin temperature rise: Fan M1F (Slave 2) •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L4[275]   21 Radiation fin temperature rise: Fan M2F (Slave 2) •Radiation fin plate not fixed with screws.
•U0 error.
•Defective fan PCB.
•High outdoor air temperature.
            Sensor error VRV IV                      
    L5[276] 0x75   Output overcurrent detection/DC output overcurrent •Poor installation condition.
•Closed stop valve.
•Defective power module.
•Wrong internal wiring.
•Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Supply voltage is not as specified.
•Defective compressor.
•Refer toRA Check 15, 17, 18, 22.
•Refer to Altherma Checks 7, 8, 13.
  x   REYQ-T   System error RA, Altherma                 L5    
    L5[277]   03 Inverter compressor 1 momentary overcurrent (Master) •Defective compressor coil (such as wiring disconnection or insulation failure).
•Compressor startup failure (mechanical lock).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L5[278]   05 Inverter compressor 1 momentary overcurrent (Slave 1) •Defective compressor coil (such as wiring disconnection or insulation failure).
•Compressor startup failure (mechanical lock).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L5[279]   07 Inverter compressor 1 momentary overcurrent (Slave 2) •Defective compressor coil (such as wiring disconnection or insulation failure).
•Compressor startup failure (mechanical lock).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L5[280]   14 Inverter compressor 2 momentary overcurrent (Master) •Defective compressor coil (such as wiring disconnection or insulation failure).
•Compressor startup failure (mechanical lock).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Inverter compressor 2 momentary overcurrent (Master).   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L5[281]   15 Inverter compressor 2 momentary overcurrent (Slave 1) •Defective compressor coil (such as wiring disconnection or insulation failure).
•Compressor startup failure (mechanical lock).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Inverter compressor 2 momentary overcurrent (Slave 1).   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L5[282]   16 Inverter compressor 2 momentary overcurrent (Slave 2) •Defective compressor coil (such as wiring disconnection or insulation failure).
•Compressor startup failure (mechanical lock).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Inverter compressor 2 momentary overcurrent (Slave 2).   x       System error VRV IV                      
What does the (instant) refer to?[283] inverter instantaneous overcurrent AC output L6[284] 0x76   AC output overcurrent (instant)       x       System error                   L6    
What is the (multi) refer to?[285] reserved for future use L7[286] 0x77   A/C (multi) total input overcurrent       x       System error                   L7    
    L8[287] 0x78   Inverter compressor overcurrent/Electronic thermal switch •Compressor overload.
•Compressor coil disconnected.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Faulty compressor (if bearing is scratched).
•Verify correct incoming voltage and phase balance.
•Test diode bridge and power transistors check 4 in service manual.
•Meg ohm compressor.
  x   REYQ-T   System error Condensing Unit (SkyAir, VRV), Altherma MonoBloc                 L8    
    L8[288]   03 Inverter compressor 1 overcurrent (Master) •Compressor overloaded.
•Wiring disconnection in compressor coil.
•Disconnection of compressor wiring.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Incorrect power supply voltage.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.           System error VRV IV                      
    L8[289]   06 Inverter compressor 1 overcurrent (Slave 1) •Compressor overloaded.
•Wiring disconnection in compressor coil.
•Disconnection of compressor wiring.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Incorrect power supply voltage.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.           System error VRV IV                      
    L8[290]   07 Inverter compressor 1 overcurrent (Slave 2) •Compressor overloaded.
•Wiring disconnection in compressor coil.
•Disconnection of compressor wiring.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Incorrect power supply voltage.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.           System error VRV IV                      
    L8[291]   11 Inverter compressor 2 overcurrent (Master) •Compressor overloaded.
•Wiring disconnection in compressor coil.
•Disconnection of compressor wiring.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Incorrect power supply voltage.
•Inverter compressor 2 overcurrent (Master).           System error VRV IV                      
    L8[292]   12 Inverter compressor 2 overcurrent (Slave 1) •Compressor overloaded.
•Wiring disconnection in compressor coil.
•Disconnection of compressor wiring.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Incorrect power supply voltage.
•Inverter compressor 2 overcurrent (Slave 1).           System error VRV IV                      
    L8[293]   13 Second Sub Outdoor Unit Second Inverter Compressor Momentary Over Current Fault •Compressor overloaded.
•Wiring disconnection in compressor coil.
•Disconnection of compressor wiring.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Incorrect power supply voltage.
            System error VRV IV                      
    L9[294] 0x79   Inverter compressor start up/Stall prevention (time lag) error •Failure to open the stop valve.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective compressor connection.
•Large pressure difference before starting the compressor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Compressor lock.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x   REYQ-T   System error VRV IV                 L9    
    L9[295]   01 Compressor M1C startup error (Master) •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[296]   05 Compressor M1C startup error (Slave 1) •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[297]   06 Compressor M1C startup error (Slave 2) •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[298]   10 Main Outdoor Unit Second Inverter Compressor Over Current Fault •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[299]   11 First Sub Unit Outdoor Slave Second Inverter Compressor Over Current Fault. •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[300]   12 Second Sub Unit Outdoor Slave Second Inverter Compressor Over Current Fault. •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[301]   13 Inverter output open phase (Master) •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[302]   14 Inverter output open phase (Slave 1) •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    L9[303]   15 Inverter output open phase (Slave 2) •The stop valve is not opened.
•Defective compressor.
•Error in wire connections to compressor.
•Large differential pressure before compressor startup.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Refer to Power Transistor Check 4.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LA[304] 0x7A   Power transistor error       x       System error                   LA    
    LH[305] 0x7B   Power generation converter error       x       System error                   LA(B)    
    LC[306] 0x7C   Transmission error between Inv & PCB •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and outdoor main PCB.
•Defective outdoor main PCB (transmission section).
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective noise filter.
•Defective fan inverter.
•Incorrect type of inverter PCB.
•Defective inverter compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
•External factor (noise etc.).
    x   REYQ-T   System error Condensing Unit (SkyAir, VRV) Altherma MonoBloc                 LC    
    LC[307]   14 Transmission error (Between outdoor units,
inverter PCB) (Master)
•Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[308]   15 Transmission error (Between outdoor units,
inverter PCB) (Slave 1)
•Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[309]   16 Transmission error (Between outdoor units,
inverter PCB) (Slave 2)
•Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[310]   19 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, Fan 1] (Master)  •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[311]   20 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, Fan 1] (Slave 1) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[312]   21 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, Fan 1] (Slave 2) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[313]   24 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, Fan 2] (Master) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[314]   25 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, Fan 2] (Slave 1) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[315]   26 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, Fan 2] (Slave 2) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[316]   30 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, INV. 2] (Master) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[317]   31 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, INV. 2] (Slave 1) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[318]   32 Transmission error [Between outdoor units, INV. 2] (Slave 2) •Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[319]   33 Transmission error (Between outdoor units, sub
PCB) (Master)
•Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[320]   34 Transmission error (Between outdoor units, sub
PCB) (Slave 1)
•Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LC[321]   35 Transmission error (Between outdoor units, sub
PCB) (Slave 2)
•Defective connection between the inverter PCB and the outdoor unit main PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (transmission block).
•Defective noise filter, compressor or fan motor.
•External factors (e.g. noise).
•Failure of inverter PCB or fan PCB.
•Look for any type of grounded componant coming off the A1P board.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    LJ[322] 0x7D   Engine stop       x       System error                   LJ(D)    
    LE[323] 0x7E   Igniter error or disconnection       x       System error                   LE    
    LF[324] 0x7F   Engine failed to start       x       System error                   LF    
    P0[325] 0x80   Out of gas (heat storage)       x       System error                   P0    
    P1[326] 0x81   Power supply imbalance/Inverter Over-Ripple Protection •Open phase.
•Voltage imbalance between phases.
•Defective main circuit capacitor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective K1M, K2M relay in inverter PCB.
•Improper main circuit wiring.
•Disconnection in diode module.
•Faulty K11R, K12R.
•Test Incoming voltage across all legs and ground for 2% or less imbalance.   x   REYQ-T   System error Condensing Unit (SkyAir, VRV), Altherma MonoBloc         P1            
    P1[327]   01 Inverter 1 power supply unbalanced voltage (Master) •Open phase.
•Interphase voltage imbalance.
•Defective capacitor in the main circuit.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective magnetic relay.
•Defective wiring in the main circuit.
•Verify that the incoming power on the Slave unit 1 is no more than 10% out between the phases.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    P1[328]   02 Inverter 1 power supply unbalanced voltage (Slave 1) •Open phase.
•Interphase voltage imbalance.
•Defective capacitor in the main circuit.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective magnetic relay.
•Defective wiring in the main circuit.
•Verify that the incoming power on the Slave unit 1 is no more than 10% out between the phases.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    P1[329]   03 Inverter 1 power supply unbalanced voltage (Slave 2) •Open phase.
•Interphase voltage imbalance.
•Defective capacitor in the main circuit.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective magnetic relay.
•Defective wiring in the main circuit.
•Verify that the incoming power on the Slave unit 1 is no more than 10% out between the phases.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    P1[330]   07 Inverter 2 power supply unbalanced voltage (Master) •Open phase.
•Interphase voltage imbalance.
•Defective capacitor in the main circuit.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective magnetic relay.
•Defective wiring in the main circuit.
•Verify that the incoming power on the Slave unit 1 is no more than 10% out between the phases.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    P1[331]   08 Inverter 2 power supply unbalanced voltage (Slave 1) •Open phase.
•Interphase voltage imbalance.
•Defective capacitor in the main circuit.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective magnetic relay.
•Defective wiring in the main circuit.
•Verify that the incoming power on the Slave unit 1 is no more than 10% out between the phases.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    P1[332]   09 Inverter 2 power supply unbalanced voltage (Slave 2) •Open phase.
•Interphase voltage imbalance.
•Defective capacitor in the main circuit.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective magnetic relay.
•Defective wiring in the main circuit.
•Verify that the incoming power on the Slave unit 1 is no more than 10% out between the phases.   x       System error VRV IV                      
    P3[333] 0x83   Reactor temp error           REYQ-T   Sensor error       P3                
    P3[334]   01 Defective reactor thermistor 1 (Master: INV. PCB 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[335]   02 Defective reactor thermistor 1 (Slave 1: INV. PCB 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[336]   03 Defective reactor thermistor 1 (Slave 2: INV. PCB 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[337]   04 Defective reactor thermistor 2 (Master: INV. PCB 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[338]   05 Defective reactor thermistor 2 (Slave 1: INV. PCB 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[339]   06 Defective reactor thermistor 2 (Slave 2: INV. PCB 1) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[340]   07 Defective reactor thermistor 1 (Master: INV. PCB 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[341]   -8 Defective reactor thermistor 1 (Slave 1: INV. PCB 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[342]   09 Defective reactor thermistor 1 (Slave 2: INV. PCB 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[343]   10 Defective reactor thermistor 2 (Master: INV. PCB 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[344]   11 Defective reactor thermistor 2 (Slave 1: INV. PCB 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P3[345]   12 Defective reactor thermistor 2 (Slave 2: INV. PCB 2) •Defective connection of thermistor.
•Defective reactor thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[346] 0x84   Heat dissipation fin temp error •Disconnection of the connector for the thermistor.
•Thermistor corresponding to the error code is defective.
•Defective heat exchanger thermistor in the case of J3 error (outdoor heat exchanger thermistorin cooling operation, or indoor heat exchanger thermistor in heating operation).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Hydro-box PCB defective.
•Defective inverter compressor.
•Refer to RA Check 1.
•Sky air test the resistance value of the radiation fin thermistor.
•Verify/test the condition of the outdoor fans, compressor and inverter/main PCB.
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.
  x   REYQ-T minor Sensor error RA, VRV, Skyair, Altherma     P4                
    P4[347]   01 Defective Radiation fin thermistor (Master: INV. PCB 1) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[348]   02 Defective fan M1F fin sensor (Master) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[349]   03 Defective fan M2F fin sensor (Master) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[350]   04 Defective Radiation fin thermistor (Slave 1: INV. PCB 1) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[351]   05 Defective Radiation fin thermistor (Slave 2: INV. PCB 1) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[352]   06 Defective Radiation fin thermistor (Master: INV. PCB 2) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[353]   07 Defective Radiation fin thermistor (Slave 1: INV. PCB 2) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[354]   08 Defective Radiation fin thermistor (Slave 2: INV. PCB 2) •Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[355]   09 Defective inverter diode bridge fin sensor
(Master)
•Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[356]   10 Defective inverter diode bridge fin sensor
(Slave 1)
•Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[357]   11 Defective inverter diode bridge fin sensor
(Slave 2)
•Defective radiation fin temperature thermistor.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[358]   15 Defective fan M1F fin sensor (Slave 1) •Defective fan PCB.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[359]   16 Defective fan M2F fin sensor (Slave 1) •Defective fan PCB.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[360]   17 Defective fan M1F fin sensor (Slave 2) •Defective fan PCB.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P4[361]   18 Defective fan M2F fin sensor (Slave 2) •Defective fan PCB.
•Defective fan motor.
    x       Sensor error VRV IV                      
    P5[362] 0x85   DC current sensor system error               System error           P5            
    P6[363] 0x86   AC or DC output current sensor error       x       System error           P6            
What sensor is this referring to?[364] For VRV, the test function has been activated after manual charge or the auto charge has failed to start or terminate in cooling mode due to low ambient air temperature. P7[365] 0x87   A/C (multi) total input sensor system error       x       System error                   P7    
    P8[366] 0x88   Engine speed defect       x       System error                   P8    
What is the attached equipment being referenced?[367] For RA(Split), P9 is malfunction of fan motor(humidifier unit). For other products, P9 indicate automatic refrigerant charge operation completed P9[368] 0x89   Automatic refrigerant charge complete •Automatic refrigerant charge operation completed. •Charging is finished. Close the valve A and disconnect the refrigerant tank off.   x       System error Condensing Unit (VRV)                 P9    
This is the same as P9 error.  Why to we need two of the same?[369] For RA(Split), PA is broken wire of heater(humidifier unit). For other products, PA indicates refrigerant cylinder of master unit is empty PA[370] 0x8A   Empty refrigerant cylinder during automatic refrigerant •Refrigerant cylinder of master unit is empty during auto charge. •The refrigerant tank is empty. Close the valve A and replace the empty tank with a new tank. After changing the tank, open the valve A again.   x       System error Condensing Unit (VRV)                 PA    
    PH[371] 0x8B   Attached equipment (humidity) system fan motor error       x       System error                   PH(B)    
    PC[372] 0x8C   Empty refrigerant cylinder during automatic refrigerant •Refrigerant cylinder of slave unit 2 is empty during auto charge. •Follow steps for error code PA.   x       System error Condensing Unit (VRV)                 PC    
    PJ[373] 0x8D   Field Setting after Replacing Outdoor Unit Main PCBAbnormality or Combination of PCB Abnormality/Capacity setting error •Mismatching of type of PCB Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.     x   REYQ-T   System error VRV, Skyair, RA, Altherma MonoBloc                 PJ(D)    
    PJ[374]   04 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [INV.1] (Master) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[375]   05 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [INV.1] (Slave 1) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[376]   06 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [INV.1] (Slave 2) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[377]   9 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [Fan 1] (Master)  •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[378]   10 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [Fan 2] (Master) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[379]   12 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [INV.2] (Master) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[380]   13 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [INV.2] (Slave 1) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[381]   14 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [INV.2] (Slave 2) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Confirm that the correct PCB is installed by verifying the EB number located on the PCB.
•Confirm the correct dip switches are set on the A1P or main PCB.
•Confirm that the necessary jumpers on the PCB are in place.
•Confirm that the wiring is correct, and all connection are tight. 
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[382]   15 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [Fan 1] (Slave 1) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify inverter PCB part no.
•Verify Fan PCB Part no.
•Verify ODU PCB Dip Switches.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[383]   16 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [Fan 1] (Slave 2) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify inverter PCB part no.
•Verify Fan PCB Part no.
•Verify ODU PCB Dip Switches.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[384]   17 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [Fan 2] (Slave 1) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify inverter PCB part no.
•Verify Fan PCB Part no.
•Verify ODU PCB Dip Switches.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PJ[385]   18 Incorrect type of inverter PCB [Fan 2] (Slave 2) •Mismatching of type of PCB.
•Improper (or no) field setting after replacing outdoor unit main PCB.
•Verify inverter PCB part no.
•Verify Fan PCB Part no.
•Verify ODU PCB Dip Switches.
  x       System error VRV IV                      
    PE[386] 0x8E   Automatic refrigerant charge operation nearly completed •Automatic refrigerant charge operation nearly completed. •Charging is almost finished. Get ready to close valve A.   x       System error Condensing Unit (VRV)                 PE    
    PF[387] 0x8F   Starter malfunction       x       System error                   PF    
    U0[388] 0x90   Refrigerant shortage •Disconnection of the discharge pipe thermistor, indoor or outdoor heat exchanger thermistor,room or outdoor temperature thermistor.
•Closed stop valve.
*Refrigerant shortage (refrigerant leakage)
*Poor compression performance of compressor
*Defective electronic expansion valve
      x REYQ-T minor System error RA                 U0    
    U0[389]   05 Refrigerant shortage warning (cooling) •Refrigerant shortage and refrigerant clogging (wrong piping).
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Check 2 and 12.     x       VRV IV                      
    U0[390]   06 Refrigerant shortage warning (heating) •Refrigerant shortage and refrigerant clogging (wrong piping).
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Refer to Check 2 and 12.     x       VRV IV                      
    U0[391]   08 Refrigerant shortage (Master) •Refrigerant shortage and refrigerant clogging (wrong piping).
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•See service manual for pressure transducer voltage and pressiure.Use mode 2-42 and 43 for pressure transducer Mpa readoutfroom A1P board.     x       VRV IV                      
    U0[392]   09 Refrigerant shortage (Slave 1) •Refrigerant shortage and refrigerant clogging (wrong piping).
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•See service manual for pressure transducer voltage and pressiure.Use mode 2-42 and 43 for pressure transducer Mpa readoutfroom A1P board.     x       VRV IV                      
    U0[393]   10 Refrigerant shortage (Slave 2) •Refrigerant shortage and refrigerant clogging (wrong piping).
•Defective thermistor.
•Defective low pressure sensor.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•See service manual for pressure transducer voltage and pressiure.Use mode 2-42 and 43 for pressure transducer Mpa readoutfroom A1P board.     x       VRV IV                      
    U1[394] 0x91   Reversed or open phase •Power supply reverse phase.
•Power supply open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB (A1P).
      x REYQ-T   System error VRV         U1            
    U1[395]   01 Reverse phase/open phase of power supply (Master) •Power supply reverse phase.
•T phase open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Check power supply for open phase.  Reverse any two legs of power supply.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    U1[396]   04 Reverse phase of power supply [when power ON] (Master) •Power supply reverse phase.
•T phase open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Check power supply for open phase.  Reverse any two legs of power supply.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    U1[397]   05 Reverse phase/open phase of power supply (Slave 1) •Power supply reverse phase.
•T phase open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Check power supply for open phase.  Reverse any two legs of power supply.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    U1[398]   06 Reverse phase of power supply [when power ON] (Slave 1) •Power supply reverse phase.
•T phase open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Check power supply for open phase.  Reverse any two legs of power supply.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    U1[399]   07 Reverse phase/open phase of power supply (Slave 2) •Power supply reverse phase.
•T phase open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Check power supply for open phase.  Reverse any two legs of power supply.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    U1[400]   08 Reverse phase of power supply [when power ON] (Slave 2) •Power supply reverse phase.
•T phase open phase.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Check power supply for open phase.  Reverse any two legs of power supply.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    U2[401] 0x92   Low-voltage Detection or Over-voltage Detection •Power supply voltage is not as specified.
•Defective DC voltage detection circuit.
•Defective over-voltage detection circuit.
•Defective PAM control part.
•Disconnection of compressor harness.
•Short circuit inside the fan motor winding.
•Noise.
•Momentary drop of voltage.
•Momentary power failure.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Defective outdoor service monitor PCB.
      x REYQ-T   System error RA, VRV         U2            
    U2[402]   01 Shortage of inverter 1 power supply voltage (Master) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[403]   02 Open phase of inverter 1 power supply (Master)  •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[404]   03 Defective capacitor in inverter 1 main circuit (Master) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[405]   08 Shortage of inverter 1 power supply voltage (Slave 1)  •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[406]   09 Open phase of inverter 1 power supply (Slave 1)  •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[407]   10 Defective capacitor in inverter 1 main circuit (Slave 1)  •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[408]   11 Shortage of inverter 1 power supply voltage (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[409]   12 Open phase of inverter 1 power supply (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[410]   13 Defective capacitor in inverter 1 main circuit (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[411]   22 Shortage of inverter 2 power supply voltage (Master) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[412]   23 Open phase of inverter 2 power supply (Master) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[413]   24 Defective capacitor in inverter 2 main circuit (Master) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[414]   25 Shortage of inverter 2 power supply voltage (Slave 1) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[415]   26 Open phase of inverter 2 power supply (Slave 1) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[416]   27 Defective capacitor in inverter 2 main circuit (Slave 1)  •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[417]   28 Shortage of inverter 2 power supply voltage (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[418]   29 Open phase of inverter 2 power supply (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[419]   30 Defective capacitor in inverter 2 main circuit (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[420]   36 Fan motor 1 undervoltage (Master) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[421]   37 Fan motor 1 undervoltage (Slave 1) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
    U2[422]   38 Fan motor 1 undervoltage (Slave 2) •Abnormal power supply voltage.
•Instantaneous power failure.
•Open phase.
•Defective inverter PCB.
•Defective control PCB.
•Defective compressor.
•Defective main circuit wiring.
•Defective fan motor.
•Defective connection of signal cable.
•Make a diagnosis of the relevant unit based on the following:
•Shortage of power supply voltage.
•If the other units detect shortage of power supply voltage, power supply voltage during operation may be unstable. Check the power supply condition.
•If a particular unit detects the error, operation of 52C may bedefective. Follow the U2 flowchart.
•Open phase of power supply.
•The wiring between power supply and inverter PCB may be disconnected. Check that power supply is connected to terminal block, terminal block is connected to PCB without broken wire or disconnection, and reactor wiring is secured. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
•Defective capacitor in main circuit.
•P-N on the inverter PCB (electrolytic capacitor, power module) may be damaged and short circuited. Operation of current limiting relay may be defective or the wiring between the reactor and PCB may be disconnected. Measure the resistance between P-N on
the inverter PCB and check for short circuit. If no abnormality is found, follow the U2 flowchart.
    x       VRV IV                      
 [423]   U3[424] 0x93   Wiring Error Check Unexecuted •Wiring Error Check Unexecuted/Check operation not executed •Verify wiring to all fan coils, turn each fan coil ON one at a time to verify operation. U3 RA Wiring Error Check Final.     x REYQ-T   System error System (RA) Multi NM models Only found N series, VRV             U3        
    U3[425]   02 Initial installation alarm / Test operation failed due to indoor unit error •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U3[426]   03 Test operation not conducted •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U3[427]   04 Abnormal end of test operation •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U3[428]   05 Premature end of test operation during initial transmission error – check indoor unit error U4/U9 •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U3[429]   06 Premature end of test operation during normal transmission error •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U3[430]   07 Premature end of test operation due to transmission error •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U3[431]   08 Premature end of test operation due to transmission error of all units •Check operation not executed.       x       VRV IV                      
    U4     Signal Transmission Error (Between Indoor Unit and Outdoor Unit) •Indoor to outdoor, outdoor to outdoor transmission wiring F1, F2 disconnection, short circuit or wrong wiring.
•Outdoor unit power supply is OFF.
•System address does not match.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective high pressure sensor system.
•Defective low pressure sensor system.
•Incorrect connection of pressure sensor(s).
      x       RA                      
    U4[432] 0x94 01 Transmission error between units •Open phase in power supply wiring.
•Short circuit in indoor-outdoor or outdoor-outdoor transmission wiring (F1/F2), or wrong wiring.
•Outdoor unit power supply is OFF.
•System address does not match.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Multi-tenant function is ON.
•Check for 16 VDC on terminals F1-F2 between indoor and outdor units and also verify that BS Box (for HR) or indoor fan coils are not powered down.     x REYQ-T/All IDU models   Communication error VRV IV             U4        
    U4 0x94 03 Transmission error between units •Open phase in power supply wiring.
•Short circuit in indoor-outdoor or outdoor-outdoor transmission wiring (F1/F2), or wrong wiring.
•Outdoor unit power supply is OFF.
•System address does not match.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Multi-tenant function is ON.
•This fault is generated upon a failure of the test run for the wiring check and can also be generated if an indoor fan coil has an A0 fault code.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U4   15 Outdoor unable to start test operation because some indoor detects error •Open phase in power supply wiring.
•Short circuit in indoor-outdoor or outdoor-outdoor transmission wiring (F1/F2), or wrong wiring.
•Outdoor unit power supply is OFF.
•System address does not match.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB.
•Multi-tenant function is ON.
•Test run failure due to a wiring issue.  Verify that all fan coils and BS boxes(if HR) are powered up and that all the wiring is connected to the correct terminals .     x       VRV IV                      
    U5[433] 0x95   Transmission error between IDU & remote/Malfunction of transmission between Hydrolic compartment and remote controller •Transmission error between indoor unit and remote controller.
•Connection of 2 main remote controllers (when using 2 remote controllers).
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective remote controller PCB.
•Transmission error caused by noise.
•Reference Main.Sub Setting Final.     x All IDU models   Communication error Altherma MonoBloc, VRV, RA, Skyair             U5        
    U6[434] 0x96   Transmission error between IDU master and slave         x     System error               U6        
    U7 0x97   Transmission error between ODU's •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
 •Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
• Defective outdoor unit PCB.
• Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
      x     Communication error System (VRV)                      
    U7 0x97 01 Transmission error when the external control adaptor is mounted •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
      x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 02 Transmission error when the external control adaptor is mounted •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Communication fault on the Master unit…Make sure H3P light is solid in VRV2 and 3 models and that mode 2.00 on VRV4 is set to a value of zero.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 03 Transmission error between master & slave 1 •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Verify power on the slave unit and that Q1-Q2 connection between master unit and slave 1 unit and also verify that the heat/cool changeover has not been changed.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 04 Transmission error between master & slave 2 •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Verify power on the slave unit and that Q1-Q2 connection between master unit and slave 1 unit and also verify that the heat/cool changeover has not been changed.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 05 Multi system error •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Verify that there is nothing on Q1/Q2 on this single module system.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 06 Manual address setting error for slave 1,2 •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Check the slave units manual address is set correctly:
0: outdoor unit is master unit
1: outdoor unit is sub 1 unit
2: outdoor unit is sub 2 unit
    x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 07 4 or more ODU's connected to the same system •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Max module connection for ODU's is 3--This error code recognizes more than the 3 required.  Fix the wiring issue and reset.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 11 Connection of excess IDU's for test operation •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Indoor unit connection ratio is higher than the 200% maximum allowed.     x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U7 0x97 24 Branch selector communication error •Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor unit and external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
•Connection error of transmission wirings between outdoor units.
•Cool/Heat selection setting error.
•Cool/Heat unified address setting error (functional unit, external control adaptor for outdoor unit).
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Defective external control adaptor for outdoor unit.
      x     Communication error VRV IV                      
    U8[435] 0x98   Transmission error between remote controllers •No communication between remote controllers.
•Defect of remote controller main/sub setting.
•Defect of remote controller wiring.
•Defect of remote controller PCB.
      x All IDU models   Communication error System (RA, SkyAir,
VRV)
            U8        
 [436]   U9[437] 0x99   Transmission error between same system units •Defect of communication between other indoor unit and condensing unit.
•Other indoor unit electronic expansion valve failure.
      x REYQ-T/All IDU models   Communication error System (VRV)             U9        
    U9   01 Other indoor units abnormality •Transmission error between other indoor and outdoor units.
•Defective electronic expansion valve of
other indoor unit.
•Defective indoor unit PCB of
other indoor unit.
•Locate indoor unit with an error code other than U9 and repair.
•Look for error code on indoor unit that is NOT U9. Resolve that error code and the U9s will reset.           Communication error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A   Unspecified Voltage (Between Indoor Unit and Outdoor Unit) or Malfunctioning field setting switch/Malfunctioning field setting switch/Incorrect Gas Furnace Connecting Number •Wrong models interconnected.
•Wrong wiring of connecting wires.
•Wrong indoor unit PCB or outdoor unit PCB mounted.
•Defective indoor unit PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Change to be the system that one "CXTQ-TA + gas furnace" and other indoor units other than CXTQ-TA are connected.
•The error code UA is displayed on the remote controller.
•Uncanceled service condensing.
•Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defect of hydraulic compartment or compressor compartment PCB
•Defect of power supply PCB.
•Defect of remote controller wiring.
      x     System error System (VRV), CXTQ-TA, Altherma MonoBloc, RA                      
    UA 0x9A 03 Defective number of indoor units connection •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
      x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 16 Defective system connection •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
      x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA[438] 0x9A 17 Connection of excess IDU's or Incorrect Electric Heater Capacity Setting/Incorrect Electric Heater Capacity Setting. •The error code UA-17 is displayed on the remote controller.
•Indoor units can operate continuously.
•Incorrect setting is kept.
•Even if the ON condition for electric heater 2 is established, only electric heater 1 will be set to ON.
•(Electric heater 1 set to ON, electric heater 2 set to OFF).
•(In order to deliver in terms of user-friendliness and safety, the electric heater can operate at the lowest possible power levels.).
•The airflow of the fan during operation of the electric heater will be set to the largest value within the CFM dictated by the capacity of each of the electric heaters (electric heater 1, electric heater 2 both set to ON).
•All other operations are the same as during normal operation.
•Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
      x REYQ-T/All IDU models   System error VRV IV                 UA    
    UA 0x9A 18 Connection of incorrect models of IDU's •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x REYQ-T/All IDU models   System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 20 Wrong combination of ODU's •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x REYQ-T/All IDU models   System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 21 Wrong connection •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x REYQ-T/All IDU models   System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 23 Connection of excessive Branch Selector units •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 25 Defective connection between outdoor unit and Branch Selector unit •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 26 Defective connection between Branch Selector units •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 27 Error of the number of connected Branch Selector and outdoor units •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 28 Wrong Branch Selector unit model connected •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 29 Branch selector BSVQ-P connected to heat pump system  •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Verify BS box is correct size.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 31 Multi system combination error •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x REYQ-T/All IDU models   System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 38 Daikin Altherma indoor unit detected •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Check outdoor units conneded to make sure they are compattable. If PCB has been changed set dip swiches.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 39 Other hydrobox type than HXY-A unit detected •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
      x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 50 RA connected to BP units and HXY-A unit detected •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
      x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 51 Only HXY-a unit(s) connected, minimum 50% DX indoor need •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
      x     System error VRV IV                      
    UA 0x9A 53 Branch Selector unit DIP switch settings error (Centralized type) •Excess of connected indoor units.
•Defective outdoor unit PCB.
•Mismatch of the refrigerant type of indoor and outdoor unit.
•Setting of outdoor unit PCB was not carried out after replacing to spare PCB.
•Follow the correct flow chart.     x     System error VRV IV                      
 [439]   UH[440] 0x9B   Anti-icing Control in Other Rooms or Refrigerant System Address Undefined •Anti-icing function in other rooms.
•Power supply voltage is not as specified.
•Wrong models interconnected.
•Wrong indoor unit PCB or outdoor unit PCB mounted.
•Improper connection of transmission wiring between indoor-outdoor units and outdoor-outdoor units.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (A1P).
•Verify wiring to all fan coils, turn each fan coil ON one at a time to verify operation. Refer A5 RA Final.
•Need to verify f1 f2 wiring, make sure indoor unit is powerd up with correct voltage.
    x     System error RA Multi, VRV                 UH(B)    
    UH[441] 0x9B 01 System Abnormality, Refrigerant System Address Undefined •Improper connection of transmission wiring between indoor-outdoor units and outdoor-outdoor units.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Defective outdoor unit main PCB (A1P).
•This is stating that no address on an idoor unit PCB has been received from outdoor unit. Treat like a U4 error on an indoor unit.      x     System error VRV IV                      
    UH[442] 0x9B 05 Climate Talk Communication system combination error (before initial setting for communication completes) •Connection of wrong devices.
•The power of the gas furnace is not turned ON, or the power of the gas furnace is turned ON after a certain period of time has been elapsed after the power of the CXTQ-TA was turned ON.
•Disconnection of the communication wire between the CXTQ-TA and the gas furnace.
•Two or more gas furnaces are connected to one CXTQ-TA.
•No gas furnace is connected.
      x     Communication error CXTQ-TA                      
    UH[443] 0x9B 06 Climate Talk Communication system combination error (after initial setting for communication completes) •Connection of wrong devices.
•Two or more gas furnaces are connected to one CXTQ-TA.
      x     Communication error CXTQ-TA                      
    UC[444] 0x9C   Address duplication of centralized controller •Address duplication of centralized controller.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
      x All IDU models/Centralized control equip minor System error VRV Indoor/Central Controller                 UC    
    UJ[445] 0x9D   Malfunction of transmission (Accessory devices) •Defect of accessory devices.
•Faulty wiring.
If accessory device is operating correctly check wiring.     x     System error System (VRV)             UJ(D)        
    UE[446] 0x9E   Transmission error between IDU centralized controllers •Transmission error between optional controllers for centralized controller and indoor unit.
•Connector for setting main controller is disconnected(or disconnection of connector for independent / combined use changeover switch).
•Defective PCB for central remote controller.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
Refer to Broken Wire Check of the Relay Wires Check 15 Final     x All IDU models/Centralized control equip   System error VRV Indoor/Central Controller/Schedule Timer/iTC             UE        
    UF[447] 0x9F   No system settings •Improper connection of transmission wiring between indoor-outdoor units and outdoor-outdoor units.
•Failure to execute check operation.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Stop valve is not opened.
•After making wiring correction cycle power on master outdoor unit and run check operation again.     x REYQ-T/All IDU models   System error VRV         UF            
    UF   01 System Not Set Yet •Improper connection of transmission wiring between indoor-outdoor units and outdoor-outdoor units.
•Failure to execute check operation.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Stop valve is not opened.
•This error will typically happen in test operation. It is caused by no temperature change on the indoor units coil. Clear error and try to start indoor unit affected. Determine cause for lack of refrigerant flow.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    UF   05 System Not Set Yet •Improper connection of transmission wiring between indoor-outdoor units and outdoor-outdoor units.
•Failure to execute check operation.
•Defective indoor unit control PCB.
•Stop valve is not opened.
•This error will typically happen in test operation. It is caused by no temperature change on the indoor units coil. Clear error and try to start indoor unit affected. Determine cause for lack of refrigerant flow.     x     System error VRV IV                      
    M1 TheP1P2 communication does not support.   PC board defect •Defect of centralized remote controller PCB. •Check polarity at all d3 net connections.   x   Central remote controller   System error Central Remote Controller                      
    M8   Transmission error between optional controllers •Other centralized control power disconnection.
•Defect of transmission wiring.
•Centralized control reset switch ON.
•Central remote controller address change.
•Make sure one controller is master.   x   Central remote controller   System error Central Remote Controller                      
    MA   Wrong combination of optional controllers •Improper combination of optional controllers for centralized control.
•More than one master controller is connected.
•Faulty setting of centralized control.
•Defect of centralized control.
    x   Central remote controller   System error Central Remote Controller                      
    MC   Address duplication •Address duplication of central remote controller. •Verify addresses aren't duplicated.   x   Central remote controller   System error Central Remote Controller                      
    E-2     Indoor temperature is out of range during auto charge operation. •Indoor temperature: 50°F (10°C) DB-89°F (32°C) DB. N/A   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E-3     Outdoor temperature is out of range for auto charge operation. •Outdoor temperature: 32°F (0°C) DB-109°F (43°C) DB. N/A   x       System error VRV IV                      
    E-5     An indoor unit which is not compatible with automatic refrigerant
charging functionality is installed (e.g., Mini-split indoor unit, etc.)
•Total indoor unit capacity: ≥ 80%. N/A           System error VRV IV                      
    7H     Water flow too low •Closed shut off valve.
•Air in the system.
•Clogged water filter.
•Insufficient water pressure.
•Too high external static pressure (pump speed setting).
•Malfunction of pump.
•Pump fuse open [FU2].
•Malfunction of pump relay [K4M].
•During defrost.
•Malfunction of the backup heater [Q1L, F1T].
•Backup heater fuse [F1B].
•In case of EKHWS.
•Malfunction of the 3-way valve.
•In case of the EKHWS.
•Malfunction of the tank thermostat [Q1T, Q3L].
•Malfunction of 2-way valve.
            System error Altherma                      
    64 Unknown codes   IDU's air sensor error       x   Heat reclaim ventilation minor Sensor error                        
    65   Outside air sensor error       x   Heat reclaim ventilation minor Sensor error                        
    6A   Damper system alarm       x   Heat reclaim ventilation minor System error                        
    6A   Damper system sensor error       x   Heat reclaim ventilation   System error                        
    6F   Simple remote controller error       x   Heat reclaim ventilation   System error                        
    6H   Door switch error       x   Heat reclaim ventilation   System error                        
    80   Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Hydro-box) •Faulty connector connection.
•Faulty thermistor.
•Faulty PCB.
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.           System error Altherma                      
    81   Thermistor or Related Abnormality (Hydro-box) •Faulty connector connection.
•Faulty thermistor.
•Faulty PCB.
•Refer to Altherma Check 6.           System error Altherma                      
    8H   Hydrobox outlet water temperature too high >149F •Malfunction of the outlet water thermistor [R2T].
•Malfunction of the backup heater relays [K1M, K2M].
•In case of combination with boiler.
•Incorrect cooperation of systems.
            System error Altherma                      
    94   Internal transmission error       x   Heat reclaim ventilation   System error                        
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Roff, Jeff D.:
What protection device was activated?
[2]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Protection device activation
[3]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is PCB?
[4]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Indoor PCB defect
[5]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is PCB?
[6]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Indoor PCB defect
[7]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Drain water level sensor
[8]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger (1) temp error
[9]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger (2) temp error
[10]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload
[11]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Direction of air flow adjustment motor lock
[12]
Roff, Jeff D.:
AC power input overcurrent
[13]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic expansion valve error
[14]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic expansion valve error
[15]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic expansion valve error
[16]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Dust collector error or dirt
[17]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger (1) temp sensor system error
[18]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger (2) temp sensor system error
[19]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor error
[20]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Direction of air flow adj. motor lock sensor system error
[21]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Changed from suction air temp to return air temp
[22]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Return air temp sensor system error
[23]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Changed outlet to discharge to be industry standard
[24]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge air temp sensor system error
[25]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Humidity sensor system error
[26]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What protection device?
[27]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Protection device activation
[28]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is PCB?
[29]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor unit PCB defect
[30]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure (LPS)
[31]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure (LPS)
[32]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure (LPS)
[33]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure (LPS)
[34]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload
[35]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload
[36]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload
[37]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload
[38]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload
[39]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload
[40]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[41]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[42]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[43]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[44]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[45]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[46]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock
[47]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock
[48]
Roff, Jeff D.:
AC power input overcurrent
[49]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic expansion valve error
[50]
Barr, Josh:
[51]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Not sure what four side valve is?
[52]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Cool and heat switch error or four side valve switch defect
[53]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What water is it referring to?
[54]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp error
[55]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What sensors is it referring to?
[56]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Sensor system error
[57]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[58]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[59]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[60]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[61]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[62]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[63]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High pressure switch detect
[64]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure switch detect
[65]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overload sensor system error
[66]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor motor overcurrent lock sensor system error
[67]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[68]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[69]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[70]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[71]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[72]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[73]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[74]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[75]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[76]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[77]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[78]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[79]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fan motor overload overcurrent lock sensor system error
[80]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Ac power input current sensor system error
[81]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[82]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[83]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[84]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[85]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[86]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[87]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[88]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[89]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[90]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Outdoor temp sensor system error
[91]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What water and oil is it referring to?
[92]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[93]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[94]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[95]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[96]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[97]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[98]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water temp or oil temp sensor system error
[99]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water piping circuit detect
[100]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water piping circuit detect
[101]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water piping circuit detect
[102]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water piping circuit detect
[103]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water piping circuit detect
[104]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Water piping circuit detect
[105]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Is this error in conjunction with F1&F2?
[106]
Roff, Jeff D.:
No.1, No.2 system common protection device activation
[107]
Roff, Jeff D.:
No.1 system protection device activation
[108]
Roff, Jeff D.:
No.2 system protection device activation
[109]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp error
[110]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Compressor suction temp error
[111]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp error
[112]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure error
[113]
Roff, Jeff D.:
High oil temp error
[114]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure error
[115]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Engine exhaust gas temp error
[116]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Hydraulic pressure error
[117]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Oil pressure error or compressor out of oil
[118]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Refrigerant temp sensor error
[119]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Pressure sensor system error
[120]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Current sensor system error
[121]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[122]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[123]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[124]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[125]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[126]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[127]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[128]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[129]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[130]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[131]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[132]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[133]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[134]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[135]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[136]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pipe temp sensor system error
[137]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure suitable saturation temp sensor system error
[138]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure suitable saturation temp sensor system error
[139]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure suitable saturation temp sensor system error
[140]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Low pressure suitable saturation temp sensor system error
[141]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[142]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[143]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[144]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[145]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[146]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[147]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pipe temp sensor system error
[148]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[149]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[150]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[151]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[152]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[153]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[154]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[155]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[156]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[157]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[158]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[159]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[160]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[161]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[162]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 1 temp sensor system error
[163]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[164]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[165]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[166]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[167]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[168]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[169]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[170]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[171]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[172]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[173]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat exchanger 2 temp sensor system error
[174]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[175]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[176]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[177]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[178]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[179]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[180]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Liquid pipe temp sensor system error
[181]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[182]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[183]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[184]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[185]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[186]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[187]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[188]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[189]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[190]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Gas pipe temp sensor system error
[191]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[192]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[193]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[194]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[195]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[196]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[197]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Discharge pressure sensor system error
[198]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Oil temp sensor system error
[199]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[200]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[201]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[202]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[203]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[204]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[205]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Suction pressure sensor system error
[206]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Engine room temp error, or engine exhaust gas temp sensor disconnected
[207]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Hydraulic pressure sensor system error
[208]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Oil level sensor system error
[209]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What error is this referring to?
[210]
Roff, Jeff D.:
INV error
[211]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[212]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[213]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[214]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[215]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[216]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[217]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[218]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[219]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[220]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[221]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[222]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[223]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[224]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[225]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[226]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[227]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[228]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[229]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[230]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[231]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[232]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[233]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[234]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[235]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[236]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[237]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[238]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[239]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[240]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[241]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[242]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[243]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[244]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[245]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[246]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[247]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[248]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[249]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[250]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[251]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[252]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[253]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[254]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[255]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv PCB defect
[256]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Switch box temp increase
[257]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Switch box temp increase
[258]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Switch box temp increase
[259]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Switch box temp increase
[260]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[261]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[262]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[263]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[264]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[265]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[266]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[267]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[268]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[269]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[270]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[271]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[272]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[273]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[274]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[275]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat dissipation fin temp increase
[276]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[277]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[278]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[279]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[280]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[281]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[282]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Inv compressor instantaneous overcurrent DC output overcurrent (instant)
[283]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What does the (instant) refer to?
[284]
Roff, Jeff D.:
AC output overcurrent (instant)
[285]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is the (multi) refer to?
[286]
Roff, Jeff D.:
A/C (multi) total input overcurrent
[287]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[288]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[289]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[290]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[291]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[292]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[293]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Electronic thermal (time limit) Inv compressor overcurrent
[294]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[295]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[296]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[297]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[298]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[299]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[300]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[301]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[302]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[303]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Stall prevention (time limit) Inv compressor start up defect
[304]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Power transistor error
[305]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Power generation converter error
[306]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[307]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[308]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[309]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[310]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[311]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[312]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[313]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[314]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[315]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[316]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[317]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[318]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[319]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[320]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[321]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between Inv-outdoor unit
[322]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Engine stop
[323]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Igniter error or disconnection
[324]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Engine failed to start
[325]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas (heat storage)
[326]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[327]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[328]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[329]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[330]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[331]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[332]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Phase interruption or power supply imbalance
[333]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[334]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[335]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[336]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[337]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[338]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[339]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[340]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[341]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[342]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[343]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[344]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[345]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Temp increase in switch box sensor error
[346]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[347]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[348]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[349]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[350]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[351]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[352]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[353]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[354]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[355]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[356]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[357]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[358]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[359]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[360]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[361]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Heat disipation fin (power transistor) temp increase sensor system error
[362]
Roff, Jeff D.:
DC current sensor system error
[363]
Roff, Jeff D.:
AC or DC output current sensor system error
[364]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What sensor is this referring to?
[365]
Roff, Jeff D.:
A/C (multi) total input sensor system error
[366]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Engine speed defect
[367]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is the attached equipment being referenced?
[368]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Attached equipment (humidity) system fan motor error
[369]
Roff, Jeff D.:
This is the same as P9 error.  Why to we need two of the same?
[370]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Attached equipment (humidity) system fan motor error
[371]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Attached equipment (humidity) system fan motor error
[372]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Power generation signal error at power on
[373]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[374]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[375]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[376]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[377]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[378]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[379]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[380]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[381]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[382]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[383]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[384]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[385]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Capacity setting defect (outdoor unit)
[386]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Fuel gas valve output error
[387]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Starter malfunction
[388]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas
[389]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas
[390]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas
[391]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas
[392]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas
[393]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Out of gas
[394]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[395]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[396]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[397]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[398]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[399]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[400]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Negative phase
[401]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[402]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[403]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[404]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[405]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[406]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[407]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[408]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[409]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[410]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[411]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[412]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[413]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[414]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[415]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[416]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[417]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[418]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[419]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[420]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[421]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[422]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Supply voltage system error
[423]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is the transmission?
[424]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[425]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[426]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[427]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[428]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[429]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[430]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[431]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmision error
[432]
Roff, Jeff D.:
IU to OU transmission error
[433]
Roff, Jeff D.:
IU controller transmission error
[434]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between IU master and slave
[435]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between remote controller
[436]
Roff, Jeff D.:
What is "other" in this error?
[437]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Other systematic transmission error
[438]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Service settings defect
[439]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Can we make this more specific?
[440]
Roff, Jeff D.:
System defect
[441]
Roff, Jeff D.:
System defect
[442]
Roff, Jeff D.:
System defect
[443]
Roff, Jeff D.:
System defect
[444]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Address setting defect
[445]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Attachment equipment (air controlling device etc.) transmission error
[446]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Transmission error between IU centeralized controllers
[447]
Roff, Jeff D.:
Wiring or piping inconsistant or no system setting