Gree fault codes
What each code means, from Gree's own service literature, and which UK models it applies to.
Gree air conditioning
E6Indoor/outdoor communication malfunction6 modelsF1Indoor ambient sensor open/shortF2Indoor evaporator sensor open/shortF3Outdoor ambient sensor open/short10 modelsF4Outdoor condenser coil sensor open/short6 modelsF5Outdoor discharge sensor open/short6 modelsP7Module (IPM) temperature sensor open/short6 modelsH6No feedback from the indoor fan motor9 modelsL3Outdoor DC fan motor fault41 modelsLCCompressor fails to startE4Compressor discharge high-temperature protection6 modelsE5Whole-unit overcurrent protection32 modelsP5Phase-current overcurrent protection9 modelsPLDC bus bar low-voltage protection6 modelsPHDC bus bar high-voltage protection6 modelsU8Zero-crossing detection circuit fault35 modelsU1Compressor phase-current detection circuit fault41 modelsJFDetecting plate (WiFi module) fault42 modelsH5IPM module current protection6 modelsH7Compressor desynchronising (loss of position)6 modelsH3Compressor overload protection6 modelsE8Overload protection6 modelsP8Inverter module temperature protection6 modelsPUDC link capacitor charging fault6 modelsC5Jumper cap fault3 modelsE2Indoor coil freeze protection10 modelsFoFreon recovery mode43 modelsE9Cold air prevention15 modelsF8Frequency limited — whole-unit current45 modelsEnFrequency limited — module phase current50 modelsF9Frequency limited — discharge temperature45 modelsFHFrequency limited — freeze protection45 modelsF6Frequency limited — overload45 modelsEUFrequency limited — module temperature45 models
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