Error codes for Mitsubishi Mini Split
The Mitsubishi Mini Split is a model of the Mitsubishi mini split system. It is a split system air conditioning and heating unit that is available in different sizes. The unit can be installed in different spaces, such as homes, apartments, office buildings and hotels.
The Mitsubishi Mini Split can provide comfort and convenience for users in their homes or offices. When you have this type of unit installed in your home or business, then you might encounter some error codes.
Error Code: P1, P4, and P5
When you see P1, P4, and P5 on the screen, it means there is a problem with the drainage system. The drain system cannot detect when to stop the machine. You can check the drainage system by turning off the power to the unit.
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Check if the drain valve is working and there is no blockage in the drainpipe. Then turn on the power and check if there is any problem with fan, motor or motor noise.
Error Code: P6
Another code is P6. This sensor means you have to check the safety system of the temperature. If this code appears, the sensor might break. The result is very dangerous.
You will find the device is overheating after you use it for a few hours. Go check the sensor immediately after you see this error codes appears.
Error Code: EE
You can also find the EE error code. This code shows that the device is experiencing a problem between the indoor and outdoor parts. You will find the device overheating and needs to be checked.
They display the error code when the indoor part of the unit has been activated. Make sure if this part works well. The Mini Split System uses a digital control system.
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This system has several sensors which monitor the operation of the unit. The system monitors each sensor and alerts you if there is a problem in any of them. When any of these sensors fail, then it will give you an error code and alert you that there is a problem with that sensor.
You can check your drainage system by turning off the power to the unit. Check if the drain valve is working and there is no blockage in the drainpipe. Then turn on the power and restart the device.
If you can still when the error codes appear after you fix them, this means you have to call the service centre. Ask the technician to repair the broken part of your device.
