Voltas Non-Inverter AC Error Code List
Here are some common error codes for Voltas non-inverter air conditioners:
E1: High-pressure protection error. This error occurs when the high-pressure switch detects abnormally high pressure in the refrigerant system.
E2: Indoor temperature sensor error. This error indicates a problem with the indoor temperature sensor, which may require replacement or recalibration.
E3: Indoor coil temperature sensor error. This error signifies a fault with the indoor coil temperature sensor, which may need to be checked or replaced.
E4: Outdoor temperature sensor error. This error suggests an issue with the outdoor temperature sensor, which may require inspection or replacement.
E5: Compressor overcurrent protection error. This error occurs when the compressor draws excessive current, indicating a potential problem with the compressor or its electrical components.
E6: Communication error between indoor and outdoor units. This error indicates a communication problem between the indoor and outdoor units, often due to wiring or control board issues.
Error Code | Error Details |
EE | Indoor machine EE fault |
E0 | Outdoor EE fault |
E1 | Indoor fan fault |
E2 | Indoor fan zero-crossing detection abnormal |
E3 | Indoor coil fault and sensor fault |
E4 | Indoor ambient temperature sensor fault |
E5 | Fan Operation Error |
E6 | Indoor and outdoor machine communication fault |
E8 | Outdoor communication fault |
F1 | Compressor starting abnormal |
F2 | Compressor out of step fault |
F3 | IPM module fault |
F4 | Compressor shell roof fault/protection |
F5 | Discharge temperature sensor fault |
F6 | Section temperature sensor fault |
F7 | Outdoor coil temperature sensor fault |
F8 | Outdoor ambient temperature sensor fault |
F9 | Outdoor DC fan fault |
P1 | Outdoor machine AC current protection |
P2 | Compressor phase current protection |
P3 | Outdoor unit over-high or over-low AC voltage protection |
P4 | DC voltage over-high or over-low voltage protection |
P5 | IPM over-high temperature protection |
P6 | Discharge temperature overheat protection |
P7 | Cooling indoor coil anti freezing protection |
P8 | Cooling outdoor coil overheat protection |
P9 | Heating indoor coil overheat protection |
PC | Cooling outdoor ambient temperature over-low protection |
PH | Heating outdoor ambieent temperature over-high protection |
L1 | Drive bus voltage over-high protection |
L2 | Drive bus voltage over-low protection |
L3 | Drive phase current overload fault |
L4 | Phase current samping abnormal |
U1 | IPM Over current protection |
U3 | Compressor Over current protection |
U4 | Over voltage protection |
U5 | Low voltage protection |
U7 | Over speed protection |
Voltas Inverter AC Error Code List EL 01
ReplyDeleteE1, E2, F7, F1 – Indoor room sensor fault
The latest Voltas smart ACs come equipped with sensors in the indoor and outdoor unit that help judge the external temperature and calculate the workload.
Therefore, it enables the AC to set the proper cooling temperature to provide optimal comfort to the user.
The E1, E2, F7, and F1 error codes indicate an indoor room sensor fault.
Please note that users cannot rectify this error.
So, we recommend escalating the matter to the Voltas service engineers. Kindly note down your model number and the error code.
It can help the service engineer locate the fault and repair the appliance by replacing the sensor
Find the Voltas AC error codes below
EE – The error code shows when you have an issue with Voltas indoor machine.
E0 – The error code shows when there is an issue with the outdoor machine EE.
E1 – The error code shows when you have an issue with the indoor fan.
E2 – The error code shows when you have an issue with zero-crossing detection indoor fan.
E3 – The error code shows when you have an issue with the sensor and indoor coil fault. You might need coil overheat protection.
E4 – The error code shows when there is an issue with your Voltas indoor ambient temperature sensor.
E5: The error code shows when there is a problem with the fan operation.
E6: The error code shows when there is an outdoor and indoor machine communication issue.
E8: The error code shows when there is a problem with outdoor communication.
F1: The error code shows when you have a problem with the compressor starting up.
F2: The error code shows when you have a problem with your compressor.
F3: The error code shows when you have a problem with the IPM module.
F4: The error code shows when you have a problem with the compressor shell roof.
F5: The error code shows when you have a problem with the discharge temperature sensor.
F6: The error code shows when you have a problem with the section temperature sensor.
F7: The error shows when you have a problem with the coil temperature sensor or there is a temperature sensor fault.
F8: The error code shows when you have a problem with the ambient temperature sensor.
F9: The error code shows when you have a problem with your outdoor DC fan.
P1: The error code shows when you have a problem with the machine air conditioning current protection.
P2: The error code shows when you have an issue with the compressor phase current protection.
P3: The error code shows when you have a problem with your outdoor unit air conditioner/ac voltage protection.
P4: The error code shows when you have a problem with the DC voltage protection.
P5: The error code shows when you have a problem with IPM over-high temperature protection.
P6: The error code shows when you have a problem with the discharge temperature overheat protection.
P7: The error code shows when you have a problem with the cooling coil anti-freezing protection.
L4: The error code shows when you have a problem with the phase current samping.
U1: The error code shows when there is a problem with the IPM overcurrent protection.
U3: The error code shows when you have a problem with the compressor overcurrent protection.
U4: The error code shows when you have a problem with over voltage protection.
U5: The error code shows when you have a problem with low-voltage protection.
U7: The error code shows when you have a problem with over-speed protection.
1E: Issue with outdoor unit room temperature sensor.
2E: Issue with unit pipe temperature sensor (outdoor unit).
3E: Issue with exhaust sensor.
4E: Module board needs to be replaced.
8E: Issue with PFC. Need to replace the module board.
H1: Automatic defrosting
H3: Halt for compressor overload protection.
H4: Overload protection
PL: protection against low voltage
C5: Jumper cap malfunction