Mitsubishi Electric Error Codes & Troubleshooting

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Mitsubishi Electric Error Codes & Troubleshooting

Mitsubishi Electric offers premium air conditioning solutions with advanced inverter technology.

30 Error Codes Listed3 Critical Issues

Error Code: E1

PCB fault (indoor unit)

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Indoor unit control board malfunction. Professional replacement required.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E2

PCB fault (outdoor unit)

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Outdoor unit control board failure. Requires professional diagnosis.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E3

High pressure switch

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

High pressure protection activated. Check system pressures and refrigerant charge.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E4

Low pressure switch

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Low pressure protection activated. Check for refrigerant leaks or undercharge.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E5

Outdoor temperature sensor

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Outdoor ambient temperature sensor fault. Check sensor and connections.

Error Code: E6

Indoor temperature sensor

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Indoor temperature sensor malfunction. Affects temperature control accuracy.

Error Code: E7

Indoor fan motor

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Indoor fan motor fault. Check for obstructions and motor operation.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E8

Overcurrent

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

System overcurrent detected. Check electrical connections and components.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E9

Electronic expansion valve fault

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

EEV malfunction detected. Professional diagnosis and replacement required.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E10

Communication error between units

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Communication fault between indoor and outdoor units. Check wiring.

Error Code: E11

Drain pump error

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Drain pump malfunction. Check pump operation and drainage system.

Error Code: E12

Heat exchanger freeze protection

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Indoor coil freeze protection activated. Check airflow and filters.

Error Code: E13

Compressor lock detection

CRITICAL
Troubleshooting Steps:

Compressor mechanical lock detected. Immediate professional attention required.

Critical Issue: Turn off your system immediately and contact a professional technician.

Error Code: E14

Compressor overcurrent

CRITICAL
Troubleshooting Steps:

Compressor drawing excessive current. Professional diagnosis required.

Critical Issue: Turn off your system immediately and contact a professional technician.

Error Code: E15

Fan motor overcurrent

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Fan motor overcurrent protection. Check motor and electrical connections.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: E16

Current sensor fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Current sensing circuit malfunction. Check electrical connections.

Error Code: E17

Outdoor heat exchanger sensor fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Outdoor coil temperature sensor malfunction. Professional diagnosis needed.

Error Code: E18

Indoor heat exchanger sensor fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Indoor coil temperature sensor error. Check sensor and connections.

Error Code: E19

Discharge temperature sensor fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Compressor discharge temperature sensor malfunction.

Error Code: E20

Suction temperature sensor fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Suction line temperature sensor error. Check sensor operation.

Error Code: P1

Power supply voltage

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Power supply voltage abnormality. Check electrical supply and connections.

Error Code: P2

Power supply frequency fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Power supply frequency error. Check electrical supply stability.

Error Code: P3

High temperature

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

System overheating detected. Check airflow and refrigerant levels.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: P4

Low pressure

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Low pressure fault. Check for refrigerant leaks or undercharge.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: P5

Compressor motor current

CRITICAL
Troubleshooting Steps:

Compressor overcurrent protection. Professional diagnosis required.

Critical Issue: Turn off your system immediately and contact a professional technician.

Error Code: P6

Communication error

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Communication fault between units. Check connecting cables and connections.

Error Code: P7

Inverter fault

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Inverter circuit malfunction. Professional repair required.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: P8

Heat sink temperature fault

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Heat sink overheating. Check cooling system and ventilation.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: P9

Outdoor fan motor fault

HIGH
Troubleshooting Steps:

Outdoor fan motor malfunction. Check motor operation and obstructions.

High Priority: Professional attention recommended to prevent damage.

Error Code: P10

Defrost sensor fault

MEDIUM
Troubleshooting Steps:

Defrost sensor malfunction. Check sensor and defrost operation.

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Error Severity Guide

CRITICALTurn off system immediately
HIGHProfessional attention needed
MEDIUMSchedule service soon
LOWMonitor and maintain

Safety First

  • Always turn off power before inspection
  • Never attempt electrical repairs yourself
  • Check for gas leaks if you smell refrigerant
  • Call professionals for critical errors
  • Regular maintenance prevents problems