GE Air Conditioner Error Codes such as the are great choices when you want to cool large rooms including extra-large rooms during hot, sticky summer days. Dirty filters, power issues, and incorrect thermostat settings are just some of the problems that can hinder your AC’s cooling efficiency.
GE Air Conditioner Error Code Solutions
Fortunately, a majority of the issues do not need advanced troubleshooting and you can easily fix them without professional help. Below we look at GE Air Conditioner Troubleshooting procedures (including resolving some GE air conditioner error codes) step-by-step to help you repair your AC if it is not working right.
| Error Codes | Problem-Repair |
|---|---|
| E0 | On 70 Pint models only – when water is not pumped out while the unit is running under the Pump mode, E0 and the pump light will flash on the display. |
| E1 | Electronic control board function error. Unplug the window air conditioner for 1 minute and then plug it back in to reset the electronic control board. If the code doesn’t clear, unplug the window air conditioner and check the wire harness connections on the electronic control board. Check the electronic control board for visible damage such as a burn mark. Replace the electronic control board if it’s damaged or defective. |
| E4 | Water bucket is full or defective bucket float switch. If the collection bucket is full, empty the bucket. If the bucket isn’t full, unplug the air conditioner and check the wire harness connections on the electronic control board. Check for a pinched or damaged wire in the wire harness between the electronic control board and the collection bucket float switch. Check the float switch for damage. If the float switch is defective, replace it. |
| 88 | When power is connected to the unit, “88” will be displayed, this is normal. If a fault or error code appears on the display of the dehumidifier, disconnect power to the unit for 30 seconds. If the fault code reappears, review the Troubleshooting Tips in your Owner’s Manual. |