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Onida Air Conditioner Error Codes

 When the controller displays malfunction,please turn off the unit to stop the malfunction display,ask for the professional to debug.

Onida Air Conditioner Error Codes
Onida Air Conditioner Error Codes

The meaning of error codes as shown in below:

Error CodesMeaning
E1High pressure protection of compressor
E2Indoor anti-frozen protection
E3Low pressure protection of compressor
E4Discharge temp. protection of compressor
E5Compressor overload protection
E6Transmit malfunction
E7Modes conflict
F0Indoor environment temp. sensor mal-function
F1Indoor pan tube inlet tube temp. sensor malfunction
F2Indoor pan tube middle temp. sensor malfunction
F3Indoor pane tube outlet tube temp. sensor malfunction
F4Outdoor environment temp. sensor malfunction
F5Outdoor pan tube inlet tube temp. sensor malfunction
F6Outdoor pan tube middle temp. sensor malfunction
F7Outdoor pan tube outlet tube temp. sensor malfunction
F8Discharge temp. sensor 1 (rated frequency) malfunction
F9Discharge temp. sensor 2 (digital) malfunction
FAGreasy temp. temp. sensor 1 (rated frequency) malfunction
FbGreasy temp. temp. sensor 2 (digital) malfunction
FCHigh pressure sensor malfunction
FdLow pressure sensor malfunction
Onida Air Conditioner Remote Control
Onida Air Conditioner Remote Control

Troubleshooting

Phenomenon: C5 Malfunction of connector jumper

Troubleshooting: Check if the connector jumper contacts properly. If the PCB is to be replaced, please take off the old for the new PCB.

Phenomenon: F1 Malfunction of indoor ambient temperature sensor

Troubleshooting: Check if indoor room temperature sensor is connected properly.

Phenomenon: F2 Malfunction of evaporator temperature sensor

Troubleshooting: Check if the evaporator temperature is connected properly.

Phenomenon: The unit does not operate

Troubleshooting: The unit does not operate if it is turned on immediately after being turned off. This is to protect the unit. You are expected to wait for about 3 minutes.

Phenomenon: Odours are emitted

Troubleshooting:

  • Some odours may be emitted from the indoor unit. This is the result of room smells (such as furniture, tobacco, etc.) which have been taken into the air conditioner.
  • Consult authorized service center for cleaning if the odours still exist.

Phenomenon: “Water flowing” noise

Troubleshooting: The swishing noise like water flowing is the sound of refrigerant flowing inside the unit.

Phenomenon: Mist is emitted in COOL mode

Troubleshooting: During cooling operation, a thin mist may be seen emitted from the indoor unit due to high room temperature and humidity. After a period of time, the mist will disappear with the decrease of room temperature and humidity.

Phenomenon: Cracking noise

Troubleshooting: This is the sound of friction caused by expansion and/or contraction of panel or other parts due to the change of temperature.

Phenomenon: The unit can not be started up

Troubleshooting:

  • Is the power cut off?
  • Is the power plug loose? (If applicable)
  • Is the circuit protection device tripped off?
  • Is voltage higher or lower? (Tested by professionals)
  • Is the TIMER correctly used?

Phenomenon: Cooling/Heating effect is poor

Troubleshooting:

  • Is temperature setting appropriate?
  • Is the inlet or outlet blocked?
  • Is the filter dirty?
  • Is the window or the door open?
  • Is low fan speed set?
  • Are there heat sources in the room?

Phenomenon: Remote controller is not available

Troubleshooting:

  • Check if there is magnetic or electrical interference near the unit that may affecting operation of the controller. In this case, pull the plug out and reinsert it.
  • Is the remote controller within its operating range or obstructed? Check the condition of the batteries and replace them if necessary.
  • Check if the remote controller is damaged.

Phenomenon: Water leakage of indoor unit

Troubleshooting:

  • The humidity is high.
  • Condensate overflows.
  • Drain hose is loose.

Phenomenon: Water leakage of outdoor unit

Troubleshooting:

  • During cooling operation, condensate is generated around the pipes and connection joints.
  • During defrosting operation, the thaw water flows out.
  • During heating operation, the water on the heat exchanger drips out.

Phenomenon: Noise from indoor unit

Troubleshooting:

  • The noise emitted when the fan or compressor relay is switching on or off.
  • When the defrosting operation is started or stopped, there is a sound of refrigerant flowing in the reverse direction.

Phenomenon: Indoor unit cannot deliver air

Troubleshooting: 4 In DRY mode, the indoor fan will stop blowing air for 3-12 minutes in order to avoid condensate being vaporised again.

Phenomenon: Moisture on air outlet vent

Troubleshooting: If unit is running under the high humidity for a long time, the moisture will be condensed on the air outlet grill and drip off.

 

Model: INV18SLU-C8/INV18SLU-R8/INV18SLU-S8

C5-F1-F2
C5-F1-F2

 

TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART 2
TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART 2
TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART
TROUBLE SHOOTING CHART

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