Error Mode
Cauase Follow-up Measures
operation
Trouble
Shooting
Indoor
7-Segment
Outdoor LED
Comp.
Outdoor
Fan
Indoor
Fan
MPI
Y G R
no display
1min.Time out
Communicatiion
(Indoor detection)
- Check the connector of indoor-outdoor cable
- Check the fuse
OFF OFF OFF Continue
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no display
Indoor
Temperature
Sensor
Error(OPEN/
SHORT)
- Check assembling status of the sensor part’s
connector on the indoor unit main PCB
- Measure the resistance value on both sides
connector no. 1 and no. 2 (E121), no. 3 and no.
4 (E122) - by separating the sensor part’s con
-
nector
Temp.
(˚C)
Resistance
Valve(KΩ)
Temp.
(˚C)
Resistance
Valve(KΩ)
Others
15 14.68 30
8.31
The error
of DATA is
±2%.
20 12.09 35
6.94
25 10.00 40
5.83
* If not meet the above DATA, replace sensors.
OFF OFF OFF Continue
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no display
Indoor Heat
Exchanger
Temperature
Sensor Error
(OPEN/SHORT)
OFF OFF OFF Continue
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no display
Indoor Fan Motor
Speed Detecting
Error
(Occur when it
continues for 15
ssecond at below
450rpm)
- Check assembling status of the Motor Hall IC
output connector (CN44) on the indoor unit
main PCB
OFF OFF OFF OFF
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no display EEPROM Error
OFF OFF OFF OFF
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no display
MPI Feedback
Error
- Check the assembly status of the
connector (CN6601)
- Change the
Continue Continue Continue OFF
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All blink no display
Option is erased
or wrong option
code is input
-Reset remote-control option code
OFF OFF OFF OFF
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1min. Time out
Communication
(Outdooe detec-
tion)
- Check the connector of indoor-outdoor cable
- Check the fuse
OFF
After 1
minute,
set OFF
OFF Continue
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Outdoor temp
sensor error
- Check the assembling statue of sensor parts
on the outdoor PCB
E221 : CN54 PIN#1,#2
E237 : CN54 PIN#5,#6
E251 : CN54 PIN#3,#4
OFF
After 1
minute,
set OFF
OFF Continue
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Coil temp sensor
error
OFF
After 1
minute,
set OFF
OFF Continue
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Discharge temp
sensor error
OFF
After 1
minute,
set OFF
OFF Continue
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Discharge over
temperature
- Check the assembling statue of sensor parts
on the outdoor PCB CN54 PIN#3,#4
OFF
After 1
minute,
set OFF
OFF Continue
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4-2 Display Error and Check Method
4-2-1 Display Error mode