NO. LED1 (Yellow light)
LED2 (Green light) Questions Answers
1 OFF slow flash Normal Unit standby
2 OFF ON Normal Unit is running 
3 Flash 2 times for every 8s slow flash T3 Condenser Temperature sensor error ① Make sure the coil temperature sensor is well connected;
② Replace the coil temperature sensor;
③ Repalce the main control PCB.
4 Flash 3 times for every 8s slow flash T4 Outdoor Ambient Temperature sensor error
5 Flash 8 times for every 8s slow flash T5 Discharge Temperature sensor error
6 Flash 6 times for every 8s slow flash Low pressure protection ① Repair the leakage & charge refrigerant
② Remove the dirty and open the gas valve
③ Replace PCB or low pressure switch ④ Repair the heat exchanger
7 Flash 1 times for every 8s slow flash High pressure protection ① Discharge the refrigerant & vacuum, recharge the refrigerant
② Remove the dirty and open the liquid valve
③ Replace PCB or high pressure switch ④ Repair the heat exchanger
8 Flash 9 times for every 8s slow flash T3 high temperature protection ① Remove the dirty and open the liquid valve
② Discharge the refrigerant & vacuum, recharge the refrigerant
③ Replace PCB
9 Flash 5 times for every 8s slow flash T5 high temperature protection ① Remove the dirty and open the gas valve
② Repair the leakage & charge refrigerant
③ Discharge the refrigerant & vacuum, recharge the refrigerant ④ Replace PCB

18SEER Inverter Unitary Products (Ducted)

NO. Error code Questions Answers
1 E4 T4 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor error ① Make sure the coil temperature sensor is well connected;
② Replace the coil temperature sensor;
③ Repalce the main control PCB.
2 E5 T5 Discharge temperature sensor error
3 E6 T3 Condenser temperature sensor error
4 E10 EEPROM error ① Power off and re-power on to see whether it is normal;
② If there is still abnormal replace the main control PCB.
5 E13 High pressure sensor error ① Make sure the HLP Pressure sensor is well connected;
② Replace the HLP Pressure sensor;
③ Repalce the main control PCB.
6 P1 High pressure switch protection ① Replace the High pressure switch;
② Remove dirty and keep the liquid pipe unobstructed
③ Discharge some refrigerant from the system ④ Discharge the refrigerant, vacuum, recharge refrigerant ⑤ Repalce the main control PCB.
7 P2 Low pressure switch protection ① Replace the Low pressure switch;
② Remove dirty and keep the gas pipe unobstructed
③ Charge some refrigerant into the system ④ Repalce the main control PCB.
8 P6 IPM module protection ① Power off and re-power on to see whether it is normal;
② If there is still abnormal replace the main control PCB.

MINI-SPLITS

NO. Questions Answers
1 Air Conditioner Can’t be Started Up ① No power for air conditioner, or poor connection for the power plug
② Poor connection for wiring terminals
③ Electric leakage for air conditioner ④ Model selection for air switch is improper ⑤ Malfunction of remote controller
2 Poor Cooling for Air Conditioner ① Set temperature is improper
② Rotation speed is set too low
③ Filter is blocked ④ Installation position for unit is improper ⑤ Refrigerant is leaking ⑥Malfunction of capillary ⑦Malfunction of fan motor ⑧Malfunction of compressor
3 Fan Motor Can’t Operate ① Wrong wire connection, or poor connection
② Wires for main switch are loose
③ Fan capacitor is damaged ④ Power voltage is a little low or high ⑤ Motor of outdoor unit is damaged
4 Compressor Can’t Operate ① Wrong wire connection, or poor connection
② Thermostat is damaged
③ Capacitor of compressor is damaged ④ Power voltage is low or high ⑤ Coil of compressor is burnt ouRefrigerant is leaking ⑥ Cylinder of compressor is blocked
5 Air Conditioner is Leaking water Drainage duct is blocked
6 Abnormal Sound and Vibration ① When turn on or turn off the unit, the panel and other parts will expand and there’s abnormal sound
② When turn on or turn off the unit,there’s abnormal sound due to flow of refrigerant inside air conditioner
③ Foreign objects inside the unit or there’re parts touching together
inside the unit ④ Abnormal shake of compressor ⑤ Abnormal sound inside the compressor

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