The F7 error in Lloyd AC indicates an issue with the outdoor coil temperature sensor. This sensor plays a crucial role in monitoring the temperature of the refrigerant as it passes through the outdoor unit’s coil. It helps the system regulate the heat exchange process, ensuring the refrigerant is cooled properly before being circulated back into the system. When the F7 error is triggered, it typically means that the outdoor coil temperature sensor is either malfunctioning, disconnected, or providing inaccurate readings. This can occur due to sensor failure, damaged wiring, or issues with the sensor’s connection to the control board. Without accurate temperature readings from the sensor, the air conditioner may struggle to control the refrigerant flow and heat exchange, leading to reduced efficiency or potential damage to the system. To protect the system, the F7 error disables certain operations until the issue is resolved. Once the faulty sensor is replaced or repaired, and the wiring is checked, the system will reset, and normal operation will resume. Regular maintenance, including inspecting the outdoor coil temperature sensor and ensuring proper wiring connections, can help prevent the F7 error and maintain the efficiency of the Lloyd AC.

Meaning

Outdoor Coil Temprature sensor error