Mitsubishi Electric · City Multi Air Conditioning Systems
This fault refers to a problem with the outside temperature sensor (TH24) for the indoor unit. A defective thermistor or a loose connection can cause this, leading to incorrect outdoor temperature readings for the indoor unit's control.
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Turn off the power to the indoor unit at the circuit breaker.
Check the connector for the TH24 thermistor on the indoor unit to ensure it is securely connected.
Visually inspect the thermistor's lead wire for any visible damage.
Restore power to the unit. If the error persists, note the ambient temperature.
A technician would typically check the thermistor resistance at different temperatures (e.g., 0°C, 10°C, 20°C, 30°C, 40°C) against specified values (15kΩ, 9.7kΩ, 6.4kΩ, 4.3kΩ, 3.1kΩ respectively).