What does P1 mean on my Pioneer WYD-GLFI Air Conditioner?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays P1, it indicates overvoltage or undervoltage protection. This is normal if the voltage is outside the specified range. If the problem persists, replace the outdoor power source board.
How to fix E1 or E2 error on Pioneer Air Conditioner?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays E1 or E2, it means there is a fault with the room temperature sensor (IRT) and/or the indoor pipe (coil) temperature sensor (IPT). Try reinserting the sensors if they seem loose. If that doesn't work, you may need to replace the temperature sensor if its resistance has drifted, opened, or short-circuited. As a last resort, consider replacing the indoor control board.
What causes E6 error on Pioneer Air Conditioner and how to fix it?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays E6, it indicates an indoor fan motor fault. Check if the fan is obstructed and readjust its position so it can run smoothly. Also, check the wiring and reinsert if loose. If the capacitor is incorrect, replace it with a new one. If none of these steps work, the indoor main PCB may need to be replaced.
What does E3, E7, or E8 mean on my Pioneer WYD-GLFI?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays E3, E7, or E8, it indicates a fault with the outdoor pipe (coil) temperature sensor, outdoor temperature sensor, and/or exhaust temperature sensor. First, check if the sensor is loose and reinsert it. If the problem persists, replace the temperature sensor if its resistance has drifted, opened, or short-circuited. You may also need to check the outdoor power source board.
What does error code EA mean on a Pioneer WYD-GLFI Air Conditioner?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays EA, it indicates a current sensor fault. First, locate any leakage points and recharge the refrigerant. If the current sensor reading is higher than 0.4V, replace the intelligent power module. If the issue persists, replace the outdoor power source board.
How do I troubleshoot the EP error on my Pioneer WYD-GLFI?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays EP, it indicates a temperature switch fault, located on top of the compressor. Ensure the U, V, and W wiring sequence is correct (red, white, and blue) and reconnect if necessary. If the pressure is low, add refrigerant to ensure normal system pressure. If short-circuiting the switch temporarily resolves the issue, replace the shell temperature switch. If the problem persists after replacing the switch, replace the outdoor power source board.
What does P7 error code mean on Pioneer WYD-GLFI Air Conditioner?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays P7, it indicates overheating protection under heating mode. Ensure the outdoor unit's air inlet and outlet are unobstructed, following the Instruction Manual. Add refrigerant. If the issue continues, replace the room temperature sensor (IRT) and/or the indoor pipe (coil) temperature sensor (IPT). If the problem persists, replace the indoor control board.
How do I fix a P4 error on my Pioneer WYD-GLFI Air Conditioner?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays P4, it indicates exhaust overtemperature protection. Ensure the outdoor unit's air inlet and outlet are unobstructed, following the Instruction Manual. Add refrigerant if needed. If the problem persists, replace the exhaust temperature sensor or the outdoor power source board.
What does E0 or E5 error mean on a Pioneer WYD-GLFI?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays E0 or E5, it indicates an indoor/outdoor communication fault. Try replacing the indoor control board, the indoor main PCB, or the outdoor power source board.
What does P0 error mean on Pioneer WYD-GLFI Air Conditioner?
If your Pioneer Air Conditioner displays P0, it indicates a variable-frequency drive issue. Ensure the intelligent power module is correctly inserted; if not, replace it. Check for loose screws on the radiator and fix them. If the refrigerant pressure is low, recharge it; if it's too high, discharge some. Ensure the outdoor unit's air inlet and outlet are unobstructed, following the Instruction Manual. If the problem persists, replace the intelligent power module.
General| Type | Split System |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 18000 BTU/h |
| Heating Capacity | 19000 BTU/h |
| HSPF Rating | 10.0 |
| Power Supply | 1 Phase |
| Dimensions (Outdoor Unit) | 780 x 285 x 540 mm |
Illustrates the wiring diagram for the inverter AC unit, showing connections between components.
Lists various fault types, their function indicators (flash), and digital LED display codes.
Details protection types, function indicators (flash), and digital LED display codes.
Provides a systematic approach to troubleshooting based on displayed fault codes.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for E1 or E2 fault codes.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for E6 fault code related to the indoor fan motor.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for E3, E7, E8 fault codes for outdoor sensors.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for E4 fault code, indicating system abnormality.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for EC fault code related to communication.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for EP fault code related to compressor temperature switch.
Details symptoms, causes, inspections, and solutions for EA fault code related to current sensor.
Addresses faults not indicated by specific codes.
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