Haier Hydro Split & All-in-One Systems
60 fault codes documented
E01 — HU Water Inlet Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the water inlet temperature sensor in the Hydro Unit (HU). The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E02 — HU Water Outlet Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the water outlet temperature sensor in the Hydro Unit (HU). The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E03 — HU Liquid Pipe Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the liquid pipe temperature sensor in the Hydro Unit (HU). The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E04 — HU Gas Pipe Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the gas pipe temperature sensor in the Hydro Unit (HU). The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E05 — EEPROM Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) in the indoor unit, suggesting an internal communication or data storage issue.
E06 — Communication Error between Outdoor Unit and Indoor Unit
The indoor unit is not receiving communication signals from the outdoor unit for more than 2 minutes, indicating a break in communication.
E07 — Communication Error between Remote Wired Controller and Indoor Unit
The indoor unit is not receiving correct data from the remote wired controller for 4 consecutive minutes, indicating a communication breakdown with the controller.
E08 — Flow Switch Abnormality / Low Water Flow
This error occurs if no water flow signal is detected after the water pump operates for 120 seconds, or if the water flow is lower than the set value. It can be caused by issues like crystallization on the pump rotor, especially after extended shutdown or with poor water quality.
E09 — Indoor Unit Address Duplication Abnormality
This error indicates that there is a conflict in the address settings for the indoor units, meaning two or more units might be set to the same address.
E10 — DHW Tank Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the Domestic Hot Water (DHW) tank temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E11 — I/O PCB Communication Abnormality
This error indicates that the communication signal from the I/O (Input/Output) board cannot be received for 2 minutes, suggesting a problem with the board or its connection.
E12 — HU ZONE2 Water Mixing Valve Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the temperature sensor for the water mixing valve in Hydro Unit Zone 2. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E13 — Water Leakage Detected (Reserved)
This error indicates that the micro switch input continuously detects water for 60 seconds, signaling a water leakage.
E14 — Low Pressure Switch Abnormality (Reserved)
This error indicates that the low pressure switch (LP) has disconnected for 5 seconds, typically due to a very low flow rate in the system.
E15 — Anti-freeze Abnormality
This error indicates that the system has detected conditions leading to anti-freeze protection activation, such as very low water temperatures in cooling mode.
E16 — HU Water Inlet/Outlet Temperature Over High
This error indicates that the water temperature at either the inlet (Twi) or outlet (Two) of the Hydro Unit has exceeded 82°C for 5 seconds, triggering an overheating protection.
E17 — HU ZONE1 Ambient Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the ambient temperature sensor for Hydro Unit Zone 1. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E18 — HU ZONE2 Ambient Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the ambient temperature sensor for Hydro Unit Zone 2. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E19 — Pool Mixing Valve Water Outlet/Pool Water Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the temperature sensor connected to the pool mixing valve water outlet or the pool water. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E20 — General Outdoor Unit Abnormality
This code indicates a general malfunction or abnormal condition within the outdoor unit, without specifying a particular component.
E20-0 — Outdoor Condenser Defrosting Coil Temperature sensor Te1 Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the outdoor condenser defrosting coil temperature sensor Te1. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E20-1 — Outdoor Condenser Defrosting Coil Temperature sensor Te2 Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the outdoor condenser defrosting coil temperature sensor Te2. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E21 — Outdoor Ambient Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the outdoor ambient temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E22 — Outdoor Compressor Suction Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the outdoor compressor suction temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E23 — Compressor Discharge Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the compressor discharge temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E24 — Compressor Oil Temperature sensor Toil Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the compressor oil temperature sensor (Toil). The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E27 — Oil Temperature Over High Protection (Toil)
This error indicates that the compressor oil temperature (Toil) has exceeded 110°C, triggering an over-high protection. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E28 — Compressor Discharge Pressure sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the compressor discharge pressure sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E29 — Compressor Suction Pressure sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the compressor suction pressure sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E30 — High Pressure Switch HPS Abnormality
This error indicates that the high pressure switch (HPS) has disconnected, signaling an abnormal high pressure condition in the system. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E32-0 — Outdoor Subcooling Coil Outlet Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the outdoor subcooling coil outlet temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E32-1 — Outdoor Liquid Pipe Subcooling Temperature sensor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the outdoor liquid pipe subcooling temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E33 — Outdoor Unit PCB EEPROM Abnormality
This error indicates a communication failure with the EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable Read-Only Memory) on the outdoor unit's PCB (Printed Circuit Board). This is an unresumable fault.
E34 — Compressor Discharge Temperature Over High Protection (Td)
This error indicates that the compressor discharge temperature (Td) has exceeded 115°C, triggering an over-high protection. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E35 — Four Way Valve Reversing Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the four-way valve failing to reverse correctly, which impacts the unit's ability to switch between heating and cooling modes. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E36 — Oil Temperature Over Low Protection (Toil)
This error indicates that the compressor oil temperature (Toil) has remained too low for 5 continuous minutes, triggering an over-low protection. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E38 — High Pressure Over Low Protection
This error indicates that the system's high pressure has been detected as abnormally low for 5 minutes. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E39-0 — Low Pressure Over Low Protection
This error indicates that the system's low pressure (Ps) has been detected as abnormally low for 5 minutes during either cooling or heating operation. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E39-1 — Compression Ratio Over High Protection
This error indicates that the compressor's compression ratio has exceeded 10.0 for one continuous minute after starting, leading to a shutdown and alarm.
E40 — High Pressure Over High Protection
This error indicates that the system's high pressure (Pd) has exceeded 41.5 kg or a critical temperature (Pd_temp) for 5 consecutive minutes. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E43 — Compressor Discharge Temperature sensor Over Low Protection
This error indicates that the compressor discharge temperature (Td) is abnormally low during normal operation (Td < Pd+10℃ for 5 minutes). If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E46 — Communication Error with Driver PCB
This error indicates that the module board signal is not being received or contains incorrect data for 30 consecutive seconds. The system will automatically restore itself if correct data is received.
E49 — Low Pressure Switch Abnormality
This error indicates that the low pressure switch (LP) has disconnected for 5 seconds, reporting a fault. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E51-0 — LEVa Overcurrent Protection
This error indicates that the LEVa driver chip has detected an overcurrent condition.
E51-2 — LEVb Overcurrent Protection
This error indicates that the LEVb driver chip has detected an overcurrent condition.
E52-0 — LEVa Disconnection Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the LEVa (Liquid Electronic Valve) connection, likely a disconnection detected by the LEV driver chip.
E52-2 — LEVb Disconnection Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the LEVb (Liquid Electronic Valve) connection, likely a disconnection detected by the LEV driver chip.
E53 — CT Current Over Low or Current sensor Abnormality
This error indicates that the compressor's current sensor sampling value is too low after operating at a high frequency (>= 50Hz) for 5 minutes, or there is an issue with the current sensor itself.
E54 — Communication Error with Subcooling Module
This error indicates that the signal from the subcooling module board is not received or contains incorrect data for 2 consecutive minutes. The system will automatically restore itself if correct data is received.
E57 — Communication Error between Subcooling Module and Main PCB
This error, sent by the subcooling module, indicates a communication failure between the subcooling module and the main PCB (Printed Circuit Board).
E58 — Subcooling Module Tc1 Temperature sensor Error
This error, sent by the subcooling module, indicates that the subcooling module is not connected to the Tc1 temperature sensor.
E59 — Subcooling Module Tc2 Temperature sensor Error
This error, sent by the subcooling module, indicates that the subcooling module is not connected to the Tc2 temperature sensor.
E63 — Subcooling Module Dip Switch Error
This error occurs when the system detects a subcooling module, but the dip switch setting for the subcooling module is incorrect or not configured. This is an unresumable fault.
E64 — CT Current Over High
This error indicates that the CT (Current Transformer) current has exceeded the specified value for 5 consecutive seconds, indicating an electrical overload. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E65 — Electrical Control Box Temperature sensor (Tb) Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the electrical control box temperature sensor (Tb). The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E68 — Communication Error with DHW I/O PCB
This error indicates that the signal from the DHW (Domestic Hot Water) I/O PCB is not received or contains incorrect data for 2 consecutive minutes. The system will automatically restore itself if correct data is received.
E69 — DHW I/O PCB Tank Temperature Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the DHW (Domestic Hot Water) I/O PCB's tank temperature sensor. The sensor might be disconnected or have an electrical fault (open or short circuit).
E70 — DHW I/O PCB Other Abnormalities
This is a reserved error code indicating a general abnormality with the DHW (Domestic Hot Water) I/O PCB.
E71-0 — Upper DC Fan Motor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the upper DC fan motor, specifically if its operation is below 20 rpm for 40 seconds or less than 20% of the target value. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.
E71-1 — Lower DC Fan Motor Abnormality
This error indicates a problem with the lower DC fan motor, specifically if its operation is below 20 rpm for 40 seconds or less than 20% of the target value. If this occurs 3 times in an hour, the failure will be confirmed as unresumable.