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List of error codes for the Mitsubishi Yack Modul’o air-to-water heat pump

List of indoor unit error codes – Mitsubishi Yack Modul’o

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Indoor unit error codes

Error code on

remote control

LED on indoor unit LED on outdoor unit Cause
green red green red
 

No indication

flashes continuously off flashes continuously off Normal operation
off off off off System powered off, phase (L) cable not

connected, power outage

flashes continuously 3 flashes flashes continuously off Remote control wiring fault,

wires swapped between terminals X, Y and Z

✊WAIT✊ flashes continuously off flashes continuously 2 flashes Cables disconnected or poor connection

between indoor/outdoor units

 

E1

 

flashes continuously

 

off

 

flashes continuously

 

off

Remote control wiring fault or when several remote controls are used, no power to some indoor

units

flashes continuously off flashes continuously off Communication fault on indoor unit
 

E5

flashes continuously 2 flashes flashes continuously off Transmission error between indoor unit and

outdoor unit

flashes continuously 2 flashes off or flashes

continuously

off Communication fault on outdoor unit
E6 flashes continuously 1 flash flashes continuously off Fault in the indoor unit’s heat exchanger

thermistor

E7 flashes continuously 1 flash flashes continuously off Fault in the indoor unit’s return air

thermistor

 

E8

 

flashes continuously

 

1 flash

 

flashes continuously

 

off

Heating overload (the temperature on the indoor heat exchanger is too high) or the indoor heat exchanger thermistor is

faulty.

E28 flashes continuously off flashes continuously off Fault in the remote control’s remote room

temperature thermistor

 

Outdoor unit error code

 

Error code on remote control LED on indoor unit LED on outdoor unit  

Cause

green red green red
E32 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Phase reversal or phase not connected
E34 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Outdoor unit PCB power supply fault
E35 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash The temperature on the outdoor heat exchanger is too high or the heat exchanger thermistor is faulty
E36 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Abnormal discharge temperature
E37 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Fault in the outdoor unit’s heat exchanger thermistor
E38 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Outdoor air thermistor fault
E39 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Discharge thermistor fault
E40 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash HP fault (63H1 pressure switch tripped)
E41 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Power transistor overheating
E42 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Overcurrent
E45 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Inverter PCB communication fault
E47 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Inverter overvoltage (FDCVA251)
E48 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash DC fan motor fault
E49 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash LP (low pressure) fault
E51 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Inverter PCB fault
E53 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Suction thermistor fault
E54 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash LP fault
E55 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Compressor dome temperature sensor fault
E56 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Power transistor thermistor fault
E57 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Refrigerant shortage
E59 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 5 flashes Compressor startup error
E60 flashes continuously off flashes continuously 1 flash Compressor charge position detection error