27
24
Welding protection to the water tank electric heater
Auxi. -WTH
EH
25
DC bus under-voltage or voltage drop error
DC under-vol.
PL
26
DC bus over-voltage
DC over-vol.
PH
27
AC current protection (input side)
AC curr. pro.
PA
28
IPM defective
IPM defective
H5
29
PFC defective
PFC defective
Hc
30
Start failure
Start failure
Lc
31
Phase loss
Phase loss
Ld
32
Communication error with the drive board
Driver Com.
P6
33
Driver resetting
Driver reset
P0
34
Compressor overcurrent
Com. over-cur.
P5
35
Overspeed
Overspeed
LF
36
Current sensing circuit error or current sensor error
Current sen.
Pc
37
Desynchronization
Desynchronize
H7
38
Compressor stalling
Comp. stalling
LE
39
Radiator or IPM or PFC over-temperature
Overtemp.-mod.
P8
40
Radiator or IPM or PFC temperature sensor error
T-mod. sensor
P7
41
Charging circuit error
Charge circuit
Pu
42
AC input voltage error
AC voltage
PP
43
Ambient temperature sensor error at the drive board
Temp-driver
PF
44
AC contactor protection or input over-zero error
AC contactor
P9
45
Temperature drift protection
Temp. drift
PE
46
Sensor connection protection ( the current sensor fails
to be connected with the corresponding phase U and or
phase V)
Sensor con.
Pd
47
Communication error between the display panel and the
outdoor unit
ODU Com.
E6
48
Refrigerant vapor line temperature sensor error
Temp RGL
F0
49
Refrigerant liquid line temperature sensor error
Temp RLL
F1
2.5.4 Error Log
[Operation Instructions]
At the “
VIEW
” page, by touching “
Error log
”, the control panel will go to the error log page, where it is able to
view error records.
[Notes]:
● The error log can accommodate up to 20 pieces of error. Name and occurrence time are available for each
error.