LG Air Conditioner Error Codes In this complete LG error code guide, we’ll show you the different codes and possible causes affecting LG aircon units and how you can use them to check and fix the common issues why your aircon is not working.
LG Air Conditioner Error Code Solutions
Content:
- Split Type,
- Mutli System,
- Floor Standing,
- Cassette Type,
- PTAC Type,
- Portable AC,
- Troubleshooting and Manuals.
If there is a fault on any LG Universal Unit, a two digit number will appear on the remote controllers led display. If the unit does not have a remote controller the fault will be displayed using the LED’s on the front of the indoor unit.
The “Units” digit of the fault code is shown by the power led which has the following symbol by it. This is usually Red, but on a few models it is Green.
The “Tens” digit will be displayed by one other led, usually the “Sleep” or “Filter” lamp.
Error Indicator:
- The function provides self-diagnosis and displays an error code if there is any trouble.
- Error codes are displayed on the Indoor unit’s Wired Remote as CH**, and/or Fascia Display. In addition, the code is indicated via LED’s on the outdoor unit control board.
- If more than two troubles occur simultaneously, the lower number of error code is displayed first.
- After an error occurs, if error is released, error LED is also released simultaneously.
LG Split Type AC Error Codes
Indoor Unit Faults:
| Error Codes | Cause |
|---|---|
| C1 or CH1 | Indoor temperature sensor open or closed circuit. |
| C2 or CH2 | Outdoor temperature sensor open or closed circuit. |
| C4 or CH4 | Heat sink temperature sensor open or closed circuit. |
| C5 or CH5 | Communication between indoor and outdoor units. |
| C6 or CH6 | Excessive current at inverter DC power circuit. |
| C7 or CH7 | Excessive compressor current |
| C8 or CH8 | Indoor fan not rotating. |
| C9 or CH9 | Outdoor fan not rotating. |
| CA | 1. Discharge temp more than130 °C 2. Faulty discharge thermistor |
| CC | EEPROM error |
| CD | Inverter module error |
| Po | System in Power Mode – not a fault |
| Lo | System in test mode – not a fault |
LG Multi Type AC Error Codes
| Keyword | Response |
| 00 | Text the 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. I.e. If you see fault code CH07 on your indoor unit or R/Controller, only type 7 or 07 in your text message. |
| 01 | Indoor unit return air sensor fault. Disconnect sensor from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30C and 13 kOhm at 20C if not replace sensor |
| 1 | Indoor unit return air sensor fault. Disconnect sensor from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30C and 13 kOhm at 20C if not replace sensor |
| 02 | Indoor Pipe Sensor or Outdoor Sensor Assy fault, Open or Short. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. Air sensor = 10 kOhm at 25C, Pipe sensor = 5 kOhm at 25C. If not replace sensor. |
| 2 | Indoor Pipe Sensor or Outdoor Sensor Assy fault, Open or Short. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. Air sensor = 10 kOhm at 25C, Pipe sensor = 5 kOhm at 25C. If not replace sensor. |
| 03 | Remote controller comms error. Check wired correctly, if so check dipswitch in RC. Set to Sg for 1 unit, or Gr for group then reset power |
| 3 | Remote controller comms error. Check wired correctly, if so check dipswitch in RC. Set to Sg for 1 unit, or Gr for group then reset power |
| 04 | RAC Product = Heat Sink Sensor Error, Open/Short Cct or over 95C. Commercial Product = Condensate pump float switch risen. Check drain pan is empty, check pump is working OK. If no pump check blue jumper plug is inserted in socket CN Float. |
| 4 | RAC Product = Heat Sink Sensor Error, Open/Short Cct or over 95C. Commercial Product = Condensate pump float switch risen. Check drain pan is empty, check pump is working OK. If no pump check blue jumper plug is inserted in socket CN Float. |
| 05 | Comms Error, check your wiring, remove external pumps. Split/Multi – check volts from terminal N to 3 = 0 – 65 Vdc, Multi V – 4 Vdc terminals 3 and 4 |
| 5 | Comms Error, check your wiring, remove external pumps. Split/Multi – check volts from terminal N to 3 = 0 – 65 Vdc, Multi V – 4 Vdc terminals 3 and 4 |
| 06 | Indoor unit coil sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10C and 4 kOhm at 30C. if not replace sensor. Split = text 21 |
| 6 | Indoor unit coil sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10C and 4 kOhm at 30C. if not replace sensor. Split = text 21 |
| 07 | Multi Splits and Multi V = indoor unit is set to run in a different mode from the master indoor unit. Set ALL indoor units to cooling or ALL to heating to clear. Splits = Compressor Over Current (CT2), also see Code 06. |
| 7 | Multi Splits and Multi V = indoor unit is set to run in a different mode from the master indoor unit. Set ALL indoor units to cooling or ALL to heating to clear. Splits = Compressor Over Current (CT2), also see Code 06. |
| RAC Indoor unit BLDC Fan problem. This is caused by the Indoor fan being locked. Check fan motor is plugged in correctly, Electrically & Mechanically sound. | |
| 08 | Check the fan motor turns freely, check the AC Voltage supplied to the fan motor, this will vary from 120 V ac at low speed to 170V AC at high speed. If no |
| Voltage is present the the PCB is faulty, if Voltage is present the fan motor will be Faulty. | |
| RAC Indoor unit BLDC Fan problem. This is caused by the Indoor fan being locked. Check fan motor is plugged in correctly, Electrically & Mechanically sound. | |
| 8 | Check the fan motor turns freely, check the AC Voltage supplied to the fan motor, this will vary from 120 V ac at low speed to 170V AC at high speed. If no |
| Voltage is present the the PCB is faulty, if Voltage is present the fan motor will be Faulty. | |
| 09 | Split = Outdoor unit fan problem. Check Outdoor fan motor is plugged in, Electrically & Mechanically sound, if not replace motor, otherwise replace PCB. Multi V = Indoor unit EEPROM error – Replace the indoor unit PCB, and then make sure to do Auto addressing and input the address of central control. |
| 9 | Split = Outdoor unit fan problem. Check Outdoor fan motor is plugged in, Electrically & Mechanically sound, if not replace motor, otherwise replace PCB. Multi V = Indoor unit EEPROM error – Replace the indoor unit PCB, and then make sure to do Auto addressing and input the address of central control. |
| 10 | RAC Product: Compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C, 168 kOhm at 30C. Multi Fdx & Multi V text 8 |
| 11 | Multi V indoor unit not connected to an outdoor unit. Check comms wiring is correct, and check initialisation has been carried out correctly |
| 12 | RAC Product = EEPROM Sum Check Error, text 60 for help. |
| 13 | RAC Product = PSC (Reactor) Error, text 27 for help. |
| 14 | RAC Product = Compressor Phase Current Error |
| 15 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 16 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 17 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 18 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 19 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 20 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 21 | Inverter compressor run current high. Check compressor windings all equal 1 to 4 Ohms, Check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current |
| 22 | Inverter compressor run current high. Check compressor windings all equal 1 to 4 Ohms . Check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current |
| 23 | Inverter dc voltage low. Check dc voltage of capacitors 300 Vdc for 1Ph and 600 Vdc for 3Ph. If OK change outdoor inverter PCB |
| 24 | Splits and Multi Splits = High or low pressure trip. Low at 1 bar High at 35 bar check pressures. Multi V = High pressure trip. |
| 25 | Check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph ?220 Vac ±10% or 3ph ?380 Vac ±10%). If OK, check fuses, if fuses are OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 26 | Inverter compressor seized. Check compressor windings all equal resistance 1 to 4 Ohms, check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current and Inverter outputs |
| 27 | Inverter current irregularity. Check inverter PCB, check reactor connections and its resistance is less than 1 ohm. |
| 28 | Inverter dc voltage too high. Check dc voltage of capacitors 300 Vdc for 1Ph and 600 Vdc for 3Ph. If OK change outdoor inverter PCB |
| 29 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 30 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 31 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 32 | Inverter compressor discharge temperature too high. If over 105°C, check refrigerant charge |
| 33 | Excessive rise of standard compressor discharge temperature. If over 105°C check refrigerant charge |
| 34 | Excessive high pressure rise, over 35 bar at HP sensor. Check pressures, check coils, and filters are clean check for OFN in system pipework |
| 35 | Excessive low pressure drop under 1 Bar at LP sensor. Check pressures, and check service valves open |
| 36 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 37 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 38 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 39 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 40 | Inverter ac current abnormal. Check compressor windings all equal resistance 1 to 4 Ohms, check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current and inverter outputs |
| 41 | Inverter compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C. |
| 42 | Low pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 4 bar up to 5 Vdc = 32 bar |
| 43 | High pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 8 bar up to 2.5 Vdc = 37 bar |
| 44 | Outdoor unit air sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30C and 13 kOhm at 20C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 45 | Outdoor unit coil sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 46 | Outdoor unit suction sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 47 | Compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 48 | Split/Multi Split = Outdoor unit discharge and air sensor both unplugged. Multi V = Outdoor unit coil sensor. Text 45 for diagnostics |
| 49 | Check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph ?220 Vac ±10% or 3ph ?380 Vac ±10%). If OK check fuses, if fuses OK, replace outdoor main PCB |
| 50 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 51 | Unit mismatch. Check model number of units do not exceed maximum. Multi V – also check Sub outdoor unit dipswitch settings |
| 52 | Communication error between inverter PCB and main outdoor unit PCB. Check wiring fuses and LEDs . If OK either inverter or main PCB defective |
| 53 | Comms error indoor to outdoor unit. Check your wiring . Split and Multi – check voltage from terminal N to 3 = 0 – 65 Vdc, Multi V – 4 Vdc terminals 3 and 4 |
| 54 | Reverse or open phase. Check all 3 phases are present and correct. If correct voltage appears at all three phases, swap any two to cure the fault |
| 55 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 56 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 57 | Comms error between outdoor main PCB and inverter PCB. Check wiring fuses and LEDs are lit. If OK either inverter or main PCB defective |
| 58 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 59 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 60 | Outdoor unit PCB EEPROM failure, try removing EEPROM and refitting if removable (possible contact fault), otherwise replace PCB if the EEPROM is non-removable. |
| 61 | Condenser coil over 65°C. Check coil and filters are clean and free from debris, and airflow is OK. Check system pressures for non-condesables |
| 62 | Inverter over 85°C. Check air flow across heat sink, check inverter tight to heatsink use thermal paste. Multi V – check inverter cooling fan |
| 63 | Multi F(DX) – “Cond. Pipe Sensor Temp. Low” (opposite to Error Code 61). Check Temperature/Resistance reading and replace sensor if found to be faulty. If sensor okay, check for cause of low temperature and rectify. |
| 64 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| 65 | Outdoor unit inverter fin temperature sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30°C and 13 kOhm at 20°C |
| 67 | Outdoor Fan Motor siezed, or rotation sensing circuit failure. Check motor for mechanical and/or electrical failure, if okay replace pcb. |
| 100 | Excessive discharge temperature rise 105°C Sub condenser 1 standard compressor. Check refrigerant |
| 101 | Excessive discharge temperature rise 105°C Sub condenser 1 standard compressor. Check refrigerant |
| 102 | Excessive discharge temperature rise 105°C Sub condenser 2 standard compressor. Check refrigerant |
| 103 | Excessive discharge temperature rise 105°C Sub condenser 2 standard compressor. Check refrigerant |
| 104 | Communication error between Main and Sub outdoor units. Check comms wiring and power to all outdoor units |
| 105 | Communication error between outdoor main PCB and fan PCB. Check plug connections and LEDs. If OK, replace either main or fan PCB |
| 106 | Outdoor unit fan motor high current. Check fans rotate freely, and are connected correctly |
| 107 | Outdoor unit low voltage to fan PCB. Check 300 Vdc supply, check fuses and plug connections. If OK, replace fan PCB |
| 108 | Communication error between outdoor main PCB, and fan PCB. Check plug connections and LEDs. If OK replace either main or fan PCB |
| 109 | Sub 1 excessive rise of high pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 110 | Sub 1 reverse or open phase. Check all 3 phases are present and correct. If correct voltage appears at all three phases, swap any two to cure the fault |
| 111 | Communication error between Main and Sub outdoor units. Check comms wiring and power to all outdoor units |
| 113 | Main outdoor unit liquid pipe sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 114 | Main outdoor unit Subcool inlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 115 | Main outdoor unit Subcool outlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 116 | Sub 1 high pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 8 bar up to 2.5 Vdc = 37 bar |
| 117 | Sub 1 low pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 4 bar up to 5 Vdc = 32 bar |
| 118 | Sub 1 outdoor unit air sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30°C and 13 kOhm at 20°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 120 | Sub 1 outdoor unit suction sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. if not replace sensor |
| 121 | Sub 1 compressor 1 discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C. if not replace sensor |
| 122 | Sub 1 compressor 2 discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C. if not replace sensor |
| 123 | Sub 1 outdoor unit coil sensor A fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 124 | Sub 1 outdoor unit coil sensor B fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 125 | Sub 1 outdoor unit liquid pipe sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 126 | Sub 1 outdoor unit Subcool inlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 127 | Sub 1 outdoor unit Subcool outlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 128 | Sub 2 high pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 8 bar up to 2.5 Vdc = 37 bar |
| 129 | Sub 2 low pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 4 bar up to 5 Vdc = 32 bar |
| 130 | Sub 2 outdoor unit air sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30°C and 13 kOhm at 20°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 132 | Sub 2 outdoor unit suction sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C.if not replace sensor |
| 133 | Sub 2 compressor 1 discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168kOhm at 30°C. if not replace sensor |
| 134 | Sub 2 compressor 2 discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168kOhm at 30°C.if not replace sensor |
| 135 | Sub 2 outdoor unit coil sensor A fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 136 | Sub 2 outdoor unit coil sensor B fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 137 | Sub 2 outdoor unit liquid pipe sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 138 | Sub 2 outdoor unit Subcool inlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 139 | Sub 2 outdoor unit Subcool outlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 140 | Sub 2 excessive rise of high pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 141 | Sub 2 reverse or open phase. Check all 3 phases are present and correct. If correct voltage appears at all three phases, swap any two to cure the fault |
| 142 | Communication error between Main and Sub outdoor units. Check comms wiring and power to all outdoor units |
| 143 | Sub 1 excessive rise of high pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 144 | Sub 1 excessive drop of low pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 145 | Sub 2 excessive rise of high pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 146 | Sub 2 excessive drop of low pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 147 | Sub 1 check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph 220 Vac ±10% or 3ph 380 Vac ±10%).check fuses, if fuses OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 148 | Sub 1 check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph 220 Vac ±10% or 3ph 380 Vac ±10%). check fuses, if fuses OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 149 | Sub 2 check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph 220 Vac ±10% or 3ph 380 Vac ±10%). check fuses, if fuses OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 150 | Sub 2 check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph 220 Vac ±10% or 3ph 380 Vac ±10%). check fuses, if fuses OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 151 | Faulty 4 way valve. Check solenoid coil and output from PCB. If OK, mechanical failure. |
| 152 | Excessive discharge temperature rise 105°C Sub condenser 2 standard compressor. Check refrigerant |
| 153 | Excessive discharge temperature rise 105°C Sub condenser 2 standard compressor. Check refrigerant |
| 154 | Sub 3 excessive rise of high pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 155 | Sub 3 reverse or open phase. Check all 3 phases are present and correct. If correct voltage appears at all three phases, swap any two to cure the fault |
| 156 | Communication error between Main and Sub outdoor units. Check comms wiring and power to all outdoor units |
| 157 | Sub 3 high pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 8 bar up to 2.5 Vdc = 37 bar |
| 158 | Sub 3 low pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 4 bar up to 5 Vdc = 32 bar |
| 159 | Sub 3 outdoor unit air sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30°C and 13 kOhm at 20°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 161 | Sub 3 outdoor unit suction sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. if not replace sensor |
| 162 | Sub 3 compressor 1 discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C. if not replace sensor |
| 163 | Sub 3 compressor 2 discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C.if not replace sensor |
| 164 | Sub 3 outdoor unit coil sensor A fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 165 | Sub 3 outdoor unit coil sensor B fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| 166 | Sub 3 outdoor unit liquid pipe sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 167 | Sub 3 outdoor unit Subcool inlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 168 | Sub 3 outdoor unit Subcool outlet sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C |
| 169 | Sub 3 excessive rise of high pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 170 | Sub 3 excessive drop of low pressure. Check pressures, check for non condensables, check heat exchanger coil is free from debris |
| 171 | Sub 3 check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph 220 Vac ±10% or 3ph 380 Vac ±10%). check fuses, if fuses OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 172 | Sub 3 check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph 220 Vac ±10% or 3ph 380 Vac ±10%). check fuses, if fuses OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| 173 | Main outdoor unit standard compressor not starting. Check output from main PCB, check contactor, and check wiring connections. If OK compressor faulty |
| 174 | Sub 1 standard compressor 1 not starting. Check output from main PCB, check contactor, and check wiring connections. If OK compressor faulty |
| 175 | Sub 1 standard compressor 2 not starting. Check output from main PCB, check contactor, and check wiring connections. If OK compressor faulty |
| 176 | Sub 2 standard compressor 1 not starting. Check output from main PCB, check contactor, and check wiring connections. If OK compressor faulty |
| 177 | Sub 2 standard compressor 2 not starting. Check output from main PCB, check contactor, and check wiring connections. If OK compressor faulty |
| 204 | Comms Error between Outdoor Unit and HR Box No1. 1. Defective connection in HR unit power supply and transmission connection 2. Wrong setting of the HR unit Rotary switch and Dip switch 3. Defective HR unit PCB |
| 208 | Comms Error between Outdoor Unit and HR Box No2. 1. Defective connection in HR unit power supply and transmission connection 2. Wrong setting of the HR unit Rotary switch and Dip switch 3. Defective HR unit PCB |
| 212 | Comms Error between Outdoor Unit and HR Box No3. 1. Defective connection in HR unit power supply and transmission connection 2. Wrong setting of the HR unit Rotary switch and Dip switch 3. Defective HR unit PCB |
| 240 | Central controller wiring error. Check all comms wiring, including between controller and CNU, and IP addresses. If OK possible defective CNU |
| 241 | Central controller data sending error. Either defective CNU or Central controller initialisation failure |
| 242 | Central controller data receiving error. Either defective CNU or Central controller initialisation failure |
| 243 | Central controller. Comms cable too long or picking up external electrical noise. If OK, mismatching of controllers, or defective CNU |
| 244 | Central controller data receiving time out. Either defective CNU or Central controller initialisation failure |
| 245 | Central controller data sending time out. Either defective CNU or Central controller initialisation failure |
| 246 | Central controller data receiving time out. Either defective CNU or Central controller initialisation failure |
| 250 | Central controller data receiving error. Either comms cable picking up external electrical noise, or defective CNU |
| 251 | Central controller receiving no data. Either comms cable picking up external electrical noise, or defective CNU |
| 252 | Central controller incorrect address error. Check addresses match, if OK either comms cable picking up external electrical noise, or defective CNU |
| 253 | Central Controller Disconnection Error, No response from Air Conditioner. Check wiring, if OK either comms cable picking up external electrical noise, defective CNU, or Interface. |
| C1 | Indoor unit return air sensor fault, Open or Short. Disconnect sensor from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30C and 13 kOhm at 20C if not replace sensor |
| C2 | Indoor Pipe Sensor or Outdoor Sensor Assy fault, Open or Short. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. Air sensor = 10 kOhm at 25C, Pipe sensor = 5 kOhm at 25C. If not replace sensor. |
| C4 | RAC Product = Heat Sink Sensor Error, Open/Short Cct or over 95C. Commercial Product = Condensate pump float switch risen. Check drain pan is empty, check pump is working OK. If no pump check blue jumper plug is inserted in socket CN Float. |
| C5 | Comms Error, check your wiring, remove external pumps. Split/Multi – check volts from terminal N to 3 = 0 – 65 Vdc, Multi V – 4 Vdc terminals 3 and 4 |
| C6 | Inverter compressor run current high. Check compressor windings all equal 1 to 4 Ohms, Check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current |
| C7 | Splits = Compressor Over Current (CT2), also see Code 06. |
| RAC Indoor unit BLDC Fan problem. This is caused by the Indoor fan being locked. Check fan motor is plugged in correctly, Electrically & Mechanically sound. | |
| C8 | Check the fan motor turns freely, check the AC Voltage supplied to the fan motor, this will vary from 120 V ac at low speed to 170V AC at high speed. If no |
| Voltage is present the the PCB is faulty, if Voltage is present the fan motor will be Faulty. | |
| C9 | Outdoor unit fan problem. Check Outdoor fan motor is plugged in, Electrically & Mechanically sound, if not replace motor, otherwise replace PCB. |
| CA | Compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C, 168 kOhm at 30C. |
| CC | RAC Product = EEPROM Sum Check Error, text 60 for help. |
| Cd | RAC Product = PSC (Reactor) Error, text 27 for help. |
| CE | RAC Product = Compressor Phase Current Error |
| CH00 | Text the 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. I.e. If you see fault code CH07 on your indoor unit or R/Controller, only type 7 or 07 in your text message. |
| CH01 | Indoor unit return air sensor fault. Disconnect sensor from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30C and 13 kOhm at 20C if not replace sensor |
| CH02 | Indoor Pipe Sensor or Outdoor Sensor Assy fault, Open or Short. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. Air sensor = 10 kOhm at 25C, Pipe sensor = 5 kOhm at 25C. If not replace sensor. |
| CH03 | Remote controller comms error. Check wired correctly, if so check dipswitch in RC. Set to Sg for 1 unit, or Gr for group then reset power |
| CH04 | RAC Product = Heat Sink Sensor Error, Open/Short Cct or over 95C. Commercial Product = Condensate pump float switch risen. Check drain pan is empty, check pump is working OK. If no pump check blue jumper plug is inserted in socket CN Float. |
| CH05 | Comms Error, check your wiring, remove external pumps. Split/Multi – check volts from terminal N to 3 = 0 – 65 Vdc, Multi V – 4 Vdc terminals 3 and 4 |
| CH06 | Indoor unit coil sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10C and 4 kOhm at 30C. if not replace sensor. Split = text 21 |
| CH07 | Multi Splits and Multi V = indoor unit is set to run in a different mode from the master indoor unit. Set ALL indoor units to cooling or ALL to heating to clear. Splits = Compressor Over Current (CT2), also see Code 06. |
| RAC Indoor unit BLDC Fan problem. This is caused by the Indoor fan being locked. Check fan motor is plugged in correctly, Electrically & Mechanically sound. | |
| CH08 | Check the fan motor turns freely, check the AC Voltage supplied to the fan motor, this will vary from 120 V ac at low speed to 170V AC at high speed. If no |
| Voltage is present the the PCB is faulty, if Voltage is present the fan motor will be Faulty. | |
| CH09 | Split = Outdoor unit fan problem. Check Outdoor fan motor is plugged in, Electrically & Mechanically sound, if not replace motor, otherwise replace PCB. Multi V = indoor PCB failure. Replace PCB |
| CH10 | RAC Product: Compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20°C, 168 kOhm at 30C. Multi Fdx & Multi V text 8 |
| CH11 | Multi V indoor unit not connected to an outdoor unit. Check comms wiring is correct, and check initialisation has been carried out correctly |
| CH12 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH13 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH14 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH15 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH16 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH17 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH18 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH19 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH20 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH21 | Inverter compressor run current high. Check compressor windings all equal 1 to 4 OhmsCheck to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current |
| CH22 | Inverter compressor run current high. Check compressor windings all equal 1 to 4 Ohms . Check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current |
| CH23 | Inverter dc voltage low. Check dc voltage of capacitors 300 Vdc for 1Ph and 600 Vdc for 3Ph. If OK change outdoor inverter PCB |
| CH24 | Splits and Multi Splits = High or low pressure trip. Low at 1 bar High at 35 bar check pressures. Multi V = High pressure trip. |
| CH25 | Check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph ?220 Vac ±10% or 3ph ?380 Vac ±10%). If OK, check fuses, if fuses are OK replace outdoor main PCB |
| CH26 | Inverter compressor seized. Check compressor windings all equal resistance 1 to 4 Ohms, check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current and Inverter outputs |
| CH27 | Inverter current irregularity. Check inverter PCB and reactor |
| CH28 | Inverter dc voltage too high. Check dc voltage of capacitors 300 Vdc for 1Ph and 600 Vdc for 3Ph. If OK change outdoor inverter PCB |
| CH29 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH30 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH31 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH32 | Inverter compressor discharge temperature too high. If over 105°C, check refrigerant charge |
| CH33 | Excessive rise of standard compressor discharge temperature. If over 105°C check refrigerant charge |
| CH34 | Excessive high pressure rise, over 35 bar at HP sensor. Check pressures, check coils, and filters are clean check for OFN in system pipework |
| CH35 | Excessive low pressure drop under 1 Bar at LP sensor. Check pressures, and check service valves open |
| CH36 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH37 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH38 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH39 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH40 | Inverter ac current abnormal. Check compressor windings all equal resistance 1 to 4 Ohms, check to earth 50 MOhm minimum, check run current and inverter outputs |
| CH41 | Inverter compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance 237 kOhm at 20C and 168 kOhm at 30C. |
| CH42 | Low pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 4 bar up to 5 Vdc = 32 bar |
| CH43 | High pressure sensor fault. Check dc voltage between white and black cable on plug. Multi V: 1 Vdc = 8 bar up to 2.5 Vdc = 37 bar |
| CH44 | Outdoor unit air sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30°C and 13 kOhm at 20°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| CH45 | Outdoor unit coil sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| CH46 | Outdoor unit suction sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. 10 kOhm at 10°C and 4 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| CH47 | Compressor discharge sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 237 kOhm at 20°C and 168 kOhm at 30°C. If OK replace PCB, if not replace sensor |
| CH48 | Split/Multi Split = Outdoor unit discharge and air sensor both unplugged. Multi V = Outdoor unit coil sensor. Text 45 for diagnostics |
| CH49 | Check power supply voltage to the outdoor unit is correct (1ph ?220 Vac ±10% or 3ph ?380 Vac ±10%). If OK check fuses, if fuses OK, replace outdoor main PCB |
| CH50 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH51 | Unit mismatch. Check model number of units do not exceed maximum. Multi V – also check Sub outdoor unit dipswitch settings |
| CH52 | Communication error between inverter PCB and main outdoor unit PCB. Check wiring fuses and LEDs . If OK either inverter or main PCB defective |
| CH53 | Comms error indoor to outdoor unit. Check your wiring . Split and Multi – check voltage from terminal N to 3 = 0 – 65 Vdc, Multi V – 4 Vdc terminals 3 and 4 |
| CH54 | Reverse or open phase. Check all 3 phases are present and correct. If correct voltage appears at all three phases, swap any two to cure the fault |
| CH55 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH56 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH57 | Comms error between outdoor main PCB and inverter PCB. Check wiring fuses and LEDs are lit. If OK either inverter or main PCB defective |
| CH58 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH59 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH60 | Outdoor unit PCB EEPROM failure, try removing EEPROM and refitting if removable (possible contact fault), otherwise replace PCB if the EEPROM is non-removable. |
| CH61 | Condenser coil over 65°C. Check coil and filters are clean and free from debris, and airflow is OK. Check system pressures for non-condesables |
| CH62 | Inverter over 85°C. Check air flow across heat sink, check inverter tight to heatsink use thermal paste. Multi V – check inverter cooling fan |
| CH63 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH64 | no such fault code Text 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. If you see fault code CH07 only type 7 in your text message |
| CH65 | Outdoor unit inverter fin temperature sensor fault. Disconnect from PCB measure resistance. 8 kOhm at 30°C and 13 kOhm at 20°C |
| CH67 | Outdoor Fan Motor siezed, or rotation sensing circuit failure. Check motor for mechanical and electrical failure. |
| CL | CL = Child Lock. Press Timer & Min buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds to engage/disengage function. |
| help | Text the 1, 2 or 3 digit fault code number only. I.e. If you see fault code CH07 on your indoor unit or R/Controller, only type 7 or 07 in your text message. |
| HL | Condensate pump float switch risen. Check drain pan is empty, check pump is working OK. If no pump check blue jumper plug is inserted in socket CN Float. Alternatively, Dry Contact Interface is in “OFF” condition. Check status and adjust as necessary. |
| Po | Po = Jet Cool Mode selected. To cancel press Jet Cool, Fan Speed or Set Temperature button. |
AC Universal Split Fault Codes
Fault code 01: Is a fault with the Indoor unit return air Thermistor
Fault code 02: Is a problem with the Indoor unit coil inlet Thermistor
Fault Code 03: Indicates a wiring error between the remote controller and the fan coil, this is most common in group control applications where more than 1 fan coil is connected to a single remote controller
Fault Code 04: Fault code CH04 indicates that the float switch of the fan coil has risen
Fault Code 05: These error codes indicate a communication fault between the indoor and outdoor units; it appears approximately 5 minutes after powering up the system
Fault code 06: Is a problem with the Indoor unit coil outlet Thermistor
Fault Code 07: On Multi split systems, the first unit switched on is the cool heat master, the master tells the condensing unit what to do. If the condenser is in heating and any slave is set to cooling a CH07 fault code will appear
Fault Code 09: Check for loose connections or dry joints where EEPROM connects on Main PCB, repair if possible, if not replace PCB
Fault Code 10: Indoor Fan Motor problem
Fault Code 21: This fault is caused by an over current in the inverters DC power circuit. If the DC part of the circuit exceeds 14 Amps fault code 21 will be displayed
Fault Code 22: This fault is caused by a Compressor over-current see code 21. Please see section on Inverter testing at the end
Fault Code 23: This fault indicates a fault in the DC part of the inverter circuit; it means that the Dc Voltage to the inverter is below 140 V Dc, it should be 370 V for single phase machines and 600 V dc for three phase machines.
Fault Code 25: This fault indicates a problem with the incoming power supply to the system.
Fault Code 26: This fault indicates a problem with the positioning system of the inverter compressor, which indicates a seized compressor.
Fault Code 27: This fault indicates a problem with the inverter module, see section on testing inverters. Also check reactor is connected to the PCB and check its resistance it should be well under 1 Ohm.
Fault Code 28: This fault indicates a problem in the DC part of the inverter circuit; it means that the DC Voltage to the inverter is too high.
Fault Code 29: Check and correct for any:
- Overload operation (Pipe restrictions / Restricted Airflow / EEV defect / Refrig. Overcharged)
- Compressor damage (Insulation damage / Motor damage)
- Input Voltage Low
- ODU Inverter PCB assembly damage
Fault Code 32: Indicates that the Inverter compressor discharge temperature is high (above 105ºC) this usually indicates the system has either a shortage of refrigerant or a blockage in the system.
Fault Code 33: Indicates that the fixed speed compressor discharge temperature is high (above 105ºC) this usually indicates the system has either a shortage of refrigerant or a blockage in the system.
Fault Code 39: Check and repair or replace as necessary:
- PCB defect / Wiring defect
- Different Micom Software Version
- ODU Inverter PCB assembly damage
Fault Code 40: This fault indicates a problem with the current drawn by the AC part of the inverter circuit.
Fault Code 41: This fault indicates an Inverter Compressor discharge Thermistor fault
Fault Code 44: Indicates a fault with the Outdoor unit air Thermistor
Fault Code 45: Indicates a problem with the condenser coil outlet Thermistor
Fault Code 46: Indicates a problem with the compressor suction Thermistor
Fault Code 47: Indicates an Inverter Compressor discharge Thermistor fault
Fault Code 48: This fault indicates that the compressor discharge sensor and the condenser air temperature sensors are both unplugged. Both these sensors are connected to a single connector on the outdoor unit PCB, plug it in and the fault will go away.
Fault Code 51: This indicates that the capacity of the indoor unit / units is too great for the condensing unit.
Fault Code 52: This fault code indicates a communication error between the Main and Sub micom (CPU’s) on the outdoor unit main PCB.
Fault Code 54: This fault normally indicates a lost phase or the phases are reversed on the power supply to 3 phase units.
Fault Code 60: Check the correct PCB assembly has been installed, check for dry joints, replace outdoor unit PCB if nothing is found.
Fault Code 61: Indicates the outdoor unit condenser coil temperature is high above 65ºC, this will usually be experienced in cooling mode and will indicate insufficient air being drawn over the coil.
Fault Code 62: Indicates the outdoor unit Inverter heat-sink thermistor has detected that the heat sink is overheating 85ºC.
Fault Code 65: Is a problem with the Inverter PCB heat sink thermistor for the heat sink on the outdoor unit PCB
Fault Code 67: This is a problem with the Outdoor Fan Motor, where rotation is not detected, and could be result of either Mechanical or Electrical failure.
Fault Code 73: Check and repair or replace as necessary:
- Overload operation (Pipe restrictions / Restricted Airflow / EEV defect / Refrig. Overcharged)
- Compressor damage (Insulation damage / Motor damage)
- Input Voltage abnormal
- Power supply wiring abnormal
- Inverter PCB assembly damage
Fault Code 105: This is due to a Communication error between the Main outdoor PCB and Fan PCB
LG PTAC AC Error Codes
CH 01: Indoor Air Thermistor Error. Indoor air temperature sensor fault is occurred by indoor air temperature ≤ -35℃ or the indoor air temperature ≥ 100°C
CH 02: Indoor Coil Thermistor Error. Indoor pipe temperature sensor fault is occurred by indoor pipe temperature ≤ -35℃ or the indoor pipe temperature ≥ 100°C
CH 07: Themostat Wiring Error. During operating Remote mode, if PTAC receives control commands that can not be drive from Themostat, Themostat error occurred.
CH 09: EEPROM Check Sum Error. EEPROM Check Sum Error is occurred by unmatching between the original checksum and the calculated checksum.
CH 10: Indoor Fan Error. Indoor fan lock error is occurred by no feedback signal from Hall sensor located BLDC Motor in 50 seconds delay time or feedback signal lower than 50RPM. (Applied in model using BLDC Motor)
CH 34: High Pressure Switch Error. If opening high pressure switch for 65 miliseconds is generated more than 10 times in 1 hour, High Pressure Switch Error occurred.
CH 44: Outdoor Air Thermistor Error (PTHP Only). Outdoor air temperature sensor fault is occurred by outdoor air temperature ≤ -35℃ or the indoor air temperature ≥ 100°C
CH 45: Outdoor Coil Thermistor Error (PTHP Only). Outdoor pipe temperature sensor fault is occurred by outdoor pipe temperature ≤ -35℃ or the outdoor pipe temperature ≥ 100°C
CH 67: Outdoor Fan Error. Outdoor fan lock error is occurred by no feedback signal from Hall sensor located BLDC Motor in 50 seconds delay time or feedback signal lower than 50RPM. (Applied in model using BLDC Motor)
LG Portable Air Conditioner Error Codes
Before you call for service, review this list. It may save you time and expense. This list includes common occurrences that are not the result of a defect in workmanship or materials.
FL: The water collection tank is full : Empty the water collection tank. See the care and Cleaning section.
E1: Short or open circuit in the indoor air thermostat : Unplug the air conditioner and contact your authorized LG service center.
E2: Short or open circuit in the indoor pipe thermostat : Unplug the air conditioner and contact your authorized LG service center.
LG Portable AC Cleaning The Air Filter
LG Portable AC Emptying The Water Collection Tank (FL Error Solution)
When the internal water collection tank is full, FL will appear in the display and the air conditioner will turn off untill the tank is emptied.
LG AC Troubleshooting
The air conditioner may be operating abnormally when:
Problem: Air conditioner does not start
Possible Causes:
- The air conditioner is unplugged.
- The fuse is blown/circuit breaker is tripped.
- Power failure.
- High voltage.
What To Do:
- Make sure the air conditioner plug is pushed completely into the outlet.
- Check the house fuse/circuit breaker box and replace the fuse or reset the breaker.
- If power failure occurs, turn the mode control to OFF. When power is restored, wait 3 minutes to restart the air conditioner to prevent tripping of the compressor overload.
- If the voltage is unusually very high or low the circuit Breaker will trip.
Problem: Air conditioner does not cool as it should
Possible Causes:
- Airflow is restricted.
- The air filter is dirty.
- The room may have been hot.
- Cold air is escaping.
- Check the temperature settings.
- There might be any heating source in the room.
What To Do:
- Make sure there are no curtains, blinds, or furniture blocking the front of the air conditioner.
- Clean the filter at least every 2 weeks. See the Maintenance and Service section.
- When the air conditioner is first turned on, you need to allow time for the room to cool down.
- Check for open furnace floor registers and cold air returns.
- Make sure they are correct.
- Check and remove such source or turn it off while using the air conditioner.
Call the service immediately in the following situations
- Anything abnormal such as burning smell, loud noise etc. happen. Stop the unit and turn the breaker off. Never try to repair by yourself or restart the system in such cases.
- Main power cord is too hot or damaged.
- Error code is generated by self diagnosis.
- Water leaks from indoor unit even if the humidity is low.
- Any switch, breaker (safety, earth) or fuse fails to work properly