ACiQ mini split error codes
ACiQ, the house brand sold by Ingram's Water & Air, uses two makers. The standard single-zone and multi-zone lines are Midea-built and show the Midea code set; the K-series (model numbers with a K after ACiQ) is TCL-built and shows the TCL set. E1, E4 and E5 exist on both with different meanings, so check the model number on the indoor unit's label.
Covers: Standard single-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…B / W-HP) and multi-zone, K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, SZDM / WHP / KZHP).
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E0 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Indoor unit EEPROM parameter errorK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Communication error between indoor and outdoor unitsFault DIY checks E1 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Communication error between indoor and outdoor unitsK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Indoor room temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit)Fault DIY checks E2 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Zero-crossing signal detection errorK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Indoor fan coil (evaporator) temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit)Fault DIY checks E3 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Indoor fan speed out of control (indoor fan motor fault)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Outdoor fan coil (condenser) temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit)Fault DIY checks E4 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Indoor room temperature sensor (T1) open or short circuitK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Abnormal system operation or lack of refrigerantFault DIY checks E5 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Evaporator coil temperature sensor (T2) open or short circuitK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Model configuration or mismatch errorFault DIY checks EC standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Refrigerant leak detected (low refrigerant charge)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Outdoor module communication faultFault DIY checks F0 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Overload current protection (compressor over-current)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Infrared (remote receiver) sensor faultVaries DIY checks EB standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Communication error between indoor main board and display boardK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Main board to LED display communication faultFault DIY checks EF standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Intelligent eye (occupancy sensor) module errorK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Outdoor DC fan motor faultFault DIY F1 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Outdoor ambient temperature sensor (T4) open or short circuitK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Power test module faultFault DIY checks F2 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Condenser coil temperature sensor (T3) open or short circuitK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Discharge temperature sensor fault protectionVaries DIY checks F3 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Compressor discharge temperature sensor (TP) open or short circuitK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Outdoor coil temperature sensor fault protectionVaries DIY checks F4 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Outdoor unit EEPROM parameter errorK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Cooling system gas flow abnormality protectionVaries Technician F5 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Outdoor fan speed out of control (outdoor fan motor fault)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): PFC protectionVaries DIY checks P0 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Inverter module (IPM) malfunctionK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): IPM module protectionProtection Technician P1 Over-voltage or under-voltage protection Protection DIY checks P2 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): High temperature protection (compressor top or inverter module)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Over-current protectionProtection DIY checks P3 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Outdoor temperature too low protection (heating lockout)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Other protection (unspecified)Protection DIY P4 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Inverter compressor drive errorK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Excessive outdoor discharge temperatureProtection Technician P5 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Mode conflict (multi-zone)K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Cooling mode sub-cooling (anti-freeze) protectionProtection DIY P6 standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): Outdoor low pressure protectionK-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): Cooling mode overheating protectionProtection DIY checks dF Defrost cycle running Status DIY CL Filter cleaning reminder Status DIY AP Wi-Fi pairing (access point) mode Status DIY E6 Indoor unit DC fan fault Fault DIY checks E7 Outdoor ambient temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit) Fault DIY checks E8 Outdoor discharge temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit) Fault DIY checks E9 Outdoor IPM or compressor drive fault Fault Technician EA Outdoor current sensor test fault Fault Technician EE Outdoor EEPROM fault Fault Technician EH Outdoor suction temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit) Fault DIY checks EP Outdoor compressor casing top (overload) fault Fault DIY checks EU Outdoor voltage sensor fault Fault Technician Ej Outdoor central coil temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit) Fault DIY checks En Outdoor gas pipe temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit) Fault DIY checks Ey Outdoor liquid pipe temperature sensor fault (open or short circuit) Fault DIY checks P7 Heating mode overheating protection Protection DIY checks P8 Outdoor over- or under-temperature protection Protection DIY P9 Compressor drive abnormal load protection Protection Technician PA Preset mode conflict or indoor top-flow communication fault Protection DIY H1 High-pressure switch operated Protection DIY checks H2 Low-pressure switch operated Protection DIY checks Hd Refrigerant leakage protection Protection Technician Fd Refrigerant leak sensor communication fault Protection DIY checks Fy Refrigerant deficiency protection Protection DIY checks d4 Water-full (drain) protection Protection DIY d5 Access control protection Protection DIY F6 Compressor phase loss or reversed phase protection Protection Technician F7 IPM module temperature protection Protection DIY checks F8 Four-way (reversing) valve abnormality protection Protection Technician F9 Module test circuit temperature fault Fault Technician FA Compressor phase current (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY Fb Cooling or heating overload limit (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY FC High power limit (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY FE Module or compressor phase current (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY FF Module temperature (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY FH Drive limit (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY FP Anti-condensation (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY FU Anti-freezing (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY Fj Discharge temperature (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY Fn External AC current limit (frequency reduction protection) Protection DIY
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How ACiQ shows error codes
standard single-zone and multi-zone (ACiQ-09Z-HP…, Midea-built): The code appears on the indoor unit's LED display in place of the set temperature. Some models also blink the indicator lamps in a pattern that matches the code. E codes are faults in the indoor unit or its communication link, F codes are faults on the outdoor side, and P codes are protections: the outdoor unit has stopped itself to prevent damage. EC is the refrigerant leak check.
K-series (ACiQ-K09W-HP…, TCL-built): The indoor display shows the code in place of the set temperature. E codes are faults: something has failed and needs diagnosis. P, H, d and F codes are protections: the system stopped or throttled itself to prevent damage, and many clear on their own once conditions return to normal.
Brands built on the same platform
These brands share a code table with ACiQ because the same factory builds them, so their pages describe the same faults: AirEase , American Standard , Ameristar , Arcoaire , Arctic King , Armstrong Air , Blueridge , Bosch , Bryant , Carrier , Comfortmaker , Concord , Day & Night , Della .
Sources
ACiQ Standard Single-Zone Mini Split Service Manual (SZ-Z-HP / W-HP), Quick Maintenance by Error Code ACiQ Mini-Split Air Handler and Condenser Service Manual (MS-SZDM / WHP / KZHP), error code table
Updated September 2026. Manufacturer site: aciq.com