Panasonic mini split error code F95

Common causes

• A dirty or blocked outdoor coil.
• The outdoor fan running slow or stopped.
• Blocked clearance around the outdoor unit.
• An overcharge.

How to fix it yourself

Work through the checks below first; they resolve most cases. If they do not, the repair itself may need a technician.

1. Look at the outdoor unit: clear leaves, cottonwood fluff, snow or ice from the coil and make sure the fan can spin freely and nothing is stacked against the cabinet.
2. Check that the outdoor fan runs at full speed.
3. Check clearance around the outdoor unit.

Switch off power at the breaker before opening either unit. Capacitors in the outdoor unit hold a charge for several minutes after power is cut.

When to call a technician

Persistent F95 with a clean coil needs a charge check.

Which Panasonic units show F95

This page applies to Panasonic Exterios, ClimaPure and Multi-zone (CU-xE) units. Panasonic's own documentation lists F95 as "Outdoor high pressure protection (cooling)", the same definition used across the Panasonic it is built on. If your unit shows a code with a different shape (for example a four-character code, or a plain number), it is from a different table; use the lookup with your exact code.

Where Panasonic shows this code

The indoor unit blinks its Timer lamp when a fault is stored. To read the code, point the remote at the unit and hold the CHECK button (on the back of the remote, under the flap on most models) for about 5 seconds until -- shows, then press the temperature up or down button; each press shows a code, and the unit beeps continuously (not a short beep) when the code shown is the stored fault. H codes are faults (a sensor, motor or board that needs attention). F codes are protections: the outdoor unit stopped itself because of pressure, temperature or current.

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