The F8 error in Lloyd AC indicates an issue with the outdoor air temperature sensor. This sensor is responsible for monitoring the temperature of the air outside the unit, which helps the system regulate its cooling process. If the sensor is not functioning properly, it can lead to improper adjustments in the cooling cycle, affecting the overall performance of the air conditioner. When the F8 error is triggered, it typically means that the outdoor air temperature sensor is either faulty, disconnected, or providing incorrect temperature readings. This can result from sensor malfunction, damaged wiring, or issues with the sensor’s connection to the control board. Without accurate temperature readings, the air conditioner may fail to adjust its operation effectively, leading to inefficiencies or system shutdowns. To protect the system, the F8 error will prevent the unit from operating correctly until the issue is resolved. Once the faulty sensor is repaired or replaced, and the wiring connections are checked, the system will reset, and normal operation will resume. Regular maintenance, including inspecting the outdoor air temperature sensor and ensuring that all connections are secure, can help prevent the F8 error and ensure the proper functioning of the Lloyd AC.

Meaning

Outdoor Air Temprature sensor error