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Samsung E Series Error Code

Error CodeMeaningSolution
E1 21Indoor unit room temperature sensor error (Open/Short)Check indoor room thermistor wiring and connector. Measure resistance and replace sensor if faulty.
E1 22Indoor unit heat exchanger temperature sensor error (Open/Short)Inspect evaporator heat exchanger sensor and wiring. Replace thermistor if open or short.
E1 23Indoor unit heat exchanger out temperature sensor error (Open/Short)Check outlet thermistor and PCB connector. Replace sensor if resistance is abnormal.
E1 28Indoor unit sensor error – evaporator pipe IN sensor (Self diagnosis)Verify sensor mounting and wiring on evaporator inlet pipe. Replace sensor if damaged.
E1 29Indoor unit sensor error – evaporator pipe OUT sensor (Self diagnosis)Check outlet pipe thermistor and wiring. Replace sensor if faulty.
E1 54Indoor unit fan errorInspect indoor fan motor, wiring, and driver circuit. Replace fan motor if not spinning.
E1 63Indoor unit EEPROM option errorPower reset system. If error continues, reprogram or replace indoor PCB.
E1 71EVA-MID break awayCheck evaporator middle sensor wiring and connectors.
E1 72EVA-IN break awayInspect evaporator inlet sensor harness and replace if damaged.
E1 73EVA-OUT break awayCheck evaporator outlet thermistor wiring and PCB connection.
E2 01Number of indoor units mismatchedCheck configuration settings and system addressing.
E2 02Communication error between outdoor and indoor unitInspect communication cable, terminals, and polarity between units.
E2 03Outdoor communication error between main MICOM and INV MICOMCheck outdoor PCB communication circuit and connectors. Replace PCB if necessary.
E2 06Outdoor temperature sensor error (Short/Open)Measure outdoor air thermistor resistance and replace if defective.
E2 37Condenser temperature sensor errorInspect condenser pipe thermistor and wiring. Replace sensor if faulty.
E2 46Outdoor unit sensor errorCheck outdoor sensor harness and PCB connector.
E2 51Compressor discharge temperature sensor errorInspect discharge thermistor near compressor and replace if needed.
E2 61Compressor discharge sensor detached (Self diagnosis)Reattach discharge sensor properly to pipe and check wiring.
E2 62Compressor OLP sensor error (Short/Open)Check overload protection sensor wiring and replace if faulty.
E3 20Evap IN1 sensor short/openCheck evaporator IN1 thermistor and replace if defective.
E3 31Evap IN2 sensor short/openInspect second evaporator inlet thermistor wiring.
E3 32Evap IN3 sensor short/openTest thermistor resistance and replace if abnormal.
E3 33Evap IN4 sensor short/openCheck sensor connection and replace if faulty.
E3 34Evap IN5 sensor short/openInspect wiring harness and replace thermistor if needed.
E3 35Evap OUT1 sensor short/openCheck evaporator outlet sensor and replace if defective.
E3 36Evap OUT2 sensor short/openInspect outlet thermistor wiring and connection.
E3 37Evap OUT3 sensor short/openMeasure sensor resistance and replace if faulty.
E3 38Evap OUT4 sensor short/openCheck wiring harness and thermistor mounting.
E3 39Evap OUT5 sensor short/openReplace outlet thermistor if open/short detected.
E4 01Outdoor unit freezing (Compressor stop)Check refrigerant level, airflow, and outdoor coil for icing.
E4 04Outdoor unit discharge temperature safety controlInspect refrigerant charge, condenser fan, and airflow.
E4 06Outdoor unit high discharge temperature safety controlCheck compressor load, refrigerant level, and condenser cleanliness.
E4 40High temperature (above 30°C) outdoor as heating modeVerify outdoor ambient temperature sensor and system settings.
E4 41Low temperature (below 0°C) outdoor as cooling modeEnsure operating mode matches ambient conditions.
E4 48Outdoor fan errorCheck outdoor fan motor, capacitor, and wiring.
E4 58Inverter compressor starting failure (5 times)Inspect compressor wiring, inverter PCB, and power supply.
E4 61Compressor trip by input current control modeCheck compressor current draw and inverter PCB.
E4 62Compressor trip by OLP temperature control modeInspect compressor overload protection and cooling conditions.
E4 63Over currentCheck power supply, inverter module, and compressor load.
E4 65Compressor V limit errorCheck voltage supply and inverter PCB components.
E4 67DC link voltage error (Under 150V / Over 410V)Measure DC bus voltage and check rectifier circuit.
E4 68Abnormal compressor running (Rotation error)Inspect compressor wiring and inverter drive circuit.
E4 69Current sensor errorCheck current sensor circuit on inverter PCB.
E4 70DC link voltage sensor errorInspect voltage sensing circuit and PCB components.
E4 71IPM errorCheck inverter power module and cooling system.
E4 72Inverter MICOM zero crossing errorInspect inverter control PCB. Replace if necessary.
E4 83Over voltage errorCheck supply voltage stability and inverter PCB protection circuit.
Display CodeSystem CodeLED Blink CountTimer Lamp StatusError MeaningTechnician Solution
E0EH001OFFIndoor unit EEPROM errorReset power. If error continues, replace indoor PCB.
E1EH012OFFIndoor–outdoor communication errorCheck communication cable, terminals, polarity, and outdoor PCB power.
E2EH023OFFZero-cross signal detection errorCheck indoor PCB power supply circuit and wiring. Replace PCB if faulty.
E3EH034OFFIndoor fan speed abnormalInspect fan motor, wiring, and fan driver circuit. Replace motor if necessary.
E4EH605OFFIndoor room temperature sensor (T1) errorCheck sensor wiring and resistance. Replace thermistor if open or short.
E5EH616OFFEvaporator coil temperature sensor (T2) errorInspect coil sensor wiring and replace sensor if faulty.
E7EH0B9OFFCommunication error between Indoor PCB and Display PCBCheck display cable connection and PCB communication circuit.
ECELOC7OFFRefrigerant leak detectedInspect refrigerant lines for leaks, repair leak, and recharge gas.
F0PC081ONCurrent overload protectionCheck compressor current draw, refrigerant pressure, and inverter PCB.
F1ECS32ONOutdoor air temperature sensor (T4) errorInspect outdoor sensor wiring and replace thermistor if defective.
F2ECS23ONCondenser coil temperature sensor (T3) errorCheck condenser sensor connection and replace if faulty.
F3ECS44ONCompressor discharge temperature sensor (TP) errorInspect discharge thermistor wiring and replace sensor if damaged.
F4ECS15ONOutdoor unit EEPROM errorReset system power. Replace outdoor PCB if error remains.
F5EC076ONOutdoor fan speed abnormalCheck outdoor fan motor, capacitor, wiring, and PCB output.
P0PC001FLASHIPM module malfunction / IGBT overcurrent protectionInspect inverter module, compressor wiring, and PCB. Replace IPM if faulty.
P1PC012FLASHOver voltage / Low voltage protectionCheck power supply voltage and electrical connections.
P2PC023FLASHIPM module overheatingInspect heat sink cooling, outdoor fan, and inverter PCB.
P4PC045FLASHInverter compressor drive errorCheck compressor wiring and inverter PCB drive circuit.
P6PC037FLASHLow pressure protectionCheck refrigerant level, leakage, and system pressure.

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