Brand codes

Cross-brand lookup only. If you know the plate, open that model chart — Rheem 45 is not Carrier 45.

Prefer model charts when the cabinet plate is readable.

57 brand-level codes

  • 01

    Communication failure

    Carrier / Bryant

    Lockout

    Indoor and outdoor communicating controls are not talking.

    • AB / data wires polarity and continuity (not 24V)
    • Outdoor control board LED / status
    • Transformer and C connection
    • Damaged harness or water in outdoor control
  • 31

    High pressure switch

    Carrier / Bryant

    Lockout

    Discharge / liquid pressure opened the HPS.

    • Dirty outdoor coil, fan not running, bent fins
    • Overcharge or non-condensables
    • Restriction in liquid line or drier
    • Recirc of condenser air
  • 32

    Low pressure switch

    Carrier / Bryant

    Lockout

    Suction pressure dropped below LPS cutout.

    • Low charge / leak
    • Indoor airflow (filter, blower, coil freeze)
    • Restriction / TXV stuck almost closed
    • Outdoor coil iced in heat mode
  • 33

    High discharge temperature

    Carrier / Bryant

    Lockout

    Compressor discharge is too hot.

    • Low charge, high superheat
    • Failed outdoor fan or dirty coil
    • Reversing valve leaking by
    • Bad discharge thermistor
  • 41

    Compressor / inverter fault

    Carrier / Bryant

    Lockout

    Drive detected a compressor or inverter problem.

    • Winding ohms and ground
    • Inverter heat sink and cooling fan
    • DC bus / input voltage
    • OEM status flash count before reset
  • 53

    Outdoor coil thermistor

    Carrier / Bryant

    Protect

    Coil temperature sensor open, shorted, or out of range.

    • Sensor ohms vs OEM chart at known temp
    • Connector corrosion
    • Sensor not clipped to the right circuit
  • 55

    Outdoor air thermistor

    Carrier / Bryant

    Protect

    Ambient sensor failed or unplugged.

    • Ohms vs chart
    • Sun load / sensor placement
    • Board input if sensor is good
  • E1

    Communication error

    Trane / American Standard

    Lockout

    ComfortLink / communicating pair lost the data bus.

    • D / R / B wiring (not thermostat 24V assumptions)
    • Outdoor TAM / control LEDs
    • Voltage on communicating pair per OEM
  • E2

    Outdoor temperature sensor

    Trane / American Standard

    Protect

    ODT sensor open or shorted.

    • Sensor ohms
    • Harness pinch at corner panels
    • Replace sensor before board
  • E5

    Compressor fault

    Trane / American Standard

    Lockout

    Compressor failed to start or dropped on protection.

    • Hard start / capacitor (if non-inverter)
    • Voltage at contactor under load
    • Winding resistance and ground
    • Lockout history on ComfortLink
  • E6

    High pressure

    Trane / American Standard

    Lockout

    High pressure switch or transducer trip.

    • Condenser airflow and fan motor
    • Charge and subcooling
    • Liquid line restriction
  • E7

    Low pressure

    Trane / American Standard

    Lockout

    Low pressure switch or transducer trip.

    • Charge / leak
    • Indoor airflow and freeze
    • TXV / piston restriction
  • E 105

    Communication

    Lennox

    Lockout

    iComfort / communicating indoor-outdoor link down.

    • R / I+ / I− or OEM data pair
    • Outdoor control heartbeat LED
    • Replace one device at a time after wiring checks out
  • E 113

    High pressure

    Lennox

    Lockout

    High pressure switch open.

    • Outdoor fan and coil
    • Overcharge
    • Restriction
  • E 114

    Low pressure

    Lennox

    Lockout

    Low pressure switch open.

    • Charge
    • Indoor coil freeze
    • Restriction / TXV
  • E 180

    Outdoor coil sensor

    Lennox

    Protect

    Coil thermistor out of range.

    • Ohms vs chart
    • Defrost impact if HP
    • Connector
  • E 292

    Defrost fault

    Lennox

    Protect

    Heat pump defrost did not complete or sensor disagrees.

    • Defrost sensor placement and ohms
    • Reversing valve shift (pressure swap)
    • Outdoor fan during defrost
    • Board defrost timing vs OEM
  • E1

    High pressure

    Goodman / Amana

    Lockout

    HPS open — condenser side problem or overcharge.

    • Fan capacitor / motor
    • Dirty coil
    • Charge
    • Recirc
  • E2

    Low pressure / freeze

    Goodman / Amana

    Lockout

    LPS or freeze stat opened.

    • Filter and indoor blower
    • Low charge
    • Metering device
    • Reset after coil thaws
  • E3

    Indoor coil freeze

    Goodman / Amana

    Protect

    Freeze protection opened.

    • Airflow first
    • Low charge second
    • Blower speed / ECM settings
  • E4

    High discharge

    Goodman / Amana

    Lockout

    Discharge temperature protection.

    • Charge and SH
    • Outdoor fan
    • Sensor
  • E5

    Communication

    Goodman / Amana

    Lockout

    Communicating board lost the indoor unit.

    • Data pair
    • 24V common
    • Board LEDs
  • 11

    Communication

    Rheem / Ruud

    Lockout

    EcoNet / communicating failure.

    • E1 / E2 polarity
    • Outdoor control
    • Dip switches / addressing
  • 13

    High pressure

    Rheem / Ruud

    Lockout

    High pressure lockout.

    • Condenser airflow
    • Charge
    • Restriction
  • 14

    Low pressure

    Rheem / Ruud

    Lockout

    Low pressure lockout.

    • Charge / leak
    • Indoor airflow
    • TXV
  • 21

    Ambient sensor

    Rheem / Ruud

    Protect

    Outdoor air sensor fault.

    • Ohms
    • Sun shield
    • Harness
  • 22

    Coil sensor

    Rheem / Ruud

    Protect

    Coil temperature sensor fault.

    • Ohms
    • Clip location
    • Defrost behavior
  • 01

    High pressure

    York / Coleman

    Lockout

    High pressure switch trip.

    • Outdoor fan
    • Coil
    • Charge
  • 02

    Low pressure

    York / Coleman

    Lockout

    Low pressure switch trip.

    • Charge
    • Airflow
    • Restriction
  • 03

    Outdoor sensor

    York / Coleman

    Protect

    ODT or coil sensor out of range.

    • Identify which sensor from flash / display
    • Ohms vs chart
  • 05

    Communication

    York / Coleman

    Lockout

    Communicating thermostat or indoor lost outdoor.

    • Data wiring
    • Common
    • Control firmware pair
  • U4

    Indoor / outdoor communication

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Transmission error between indoor and outdoor.

    • Interconnecting cable (no splices, correct gauge)
    • Polarity on communication pair
    • Outdoor PCB LED
  • U0

    Low pressure / shortage

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Suction pressure or sensor indicates shortage or restriction.

    • Weigh-in vs nameplate
    • Leak search
    • EEV operation
  • E6

    Compressor start

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Compressor failed to start or locked.

    • Winding / insulation
    • Inverter output
    • Mechanical lock
  • L5

    Inverter overcurrent

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Output overcurrent on compressor drive.

    • Compressor to ground
    • Inverter cooling
    • Supply voltage
  • L4

    Inverter overheat

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Heat sink temperature too high.

    • Inverter fan
    • Fins packed with lint
    • Ambient recirc
  • A5

    Freeze / overheat indoor

    Daikin

    Protect

    Indoor coil protection.

    • Filter and fan
    • Charge
    • Room load
  • A3

    Drain / float

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Condensate level or pump fault.

    • Pump lift and check valve
    • Float switch
    • Trap / pitch
  • F3

    Discharge temperature

    Daikin

    Lockout

    Discharge thermistor high or failed.

    • Charge / SH
    • Sensor ohms
    • EEV
  • U4

    Communication

    Mitsubishi

    Lockout

    Indoor-outdoor transmission error (M-NET / S series pair).

    • S1/S2/S3 or A/B wiring
    • No high-voltage on comm
    • Outdoor board
  • U2

    High pressure / overcurrent

    Mitsubishi

    Lockout

    Compressor protection from high load or pressure.

    • Outdoor coil and fan
    • Charge
    • Indoor filter
  • P6

    Freeze / overheat protection

    Mitsubishi

    Protect

    Coil temperature outside allowed band.

    • Airflow
    • Charge
    • Sensor
  • P4

    Drain error

    Mitsubishi

    Lockout

    Float switch or drain pump.

    • Pump
    • Line pitch
    • Float
  • P1

    Indoor intake thermistor

    Mitsubishi

    Protect

    Return air sensor failed.

    • Ohms
    • Connector on indoor board
  • P2

    Pipe thermistor

    Mitsubishi

    Protect

    Indoor pipe sensor failed.

    • Ohms
    • Sensor well / clip
  • F3

    Discharge thermistor

    Mitsubishi

    Protect

    Outdoor discharge sensor.

    • Ohms vs chart
    • High SH / low charge if reading is real
  • E8

    Overcurrent

    Mitsubishi

    Lockout

    Compressor or outdoor overcurrent.

    • Winding / ground
    • Inverter
    • Voltage
  • EA

    4-way valve

    Mitsubishi

    Lockout

    Reversing valve did not shift or sensor disagrees.

    • Solenoid 24V / 12V during call
    • Pressure swap heat vs cool
    • Stuck piston — tap test only after power-down policy
  • E1

    Thermostat internal

    Honeywell / Resideo

    Protect

    Control electronics fault.

    • Power cycle
    • C-wire voltage
    • Replace thermostat if repeat
  • E2

    Sensor

    Honeywell / Resideo

    Protect

    Onboard or remote temperature sensor failed.

    • Remote sensor wiring
    • Replace stat if onboard
  • E5

    Memory / config

    Honeywell / Resideo

    Status

    Installer setup corrupted.

    • Re-enter ISU
    • Replace if it will not hold
  • 01 / lockout

    Module lockout

    Copeland

    Lockout

    CoreSense / Comfort Alert locked the compressor after repeats.

    • Flash code on module (count yellow)
    • Run capacitor and voltage
    • Charge and airflow that caused the trips
    • Reset only after the root cause is fixed
  • 2 flash

    System pressure trip

    Copeland

    Lockout

    High or low pressure related trip (module-specific).

    • HPS / LPS
    • Charge
    • Airflow
  • 4 flash

    Locked rotor

    Copeland

    Lockout

    Compressor failed to start.

    • Hard start
    • Capacitor µF
    • Voltage sag
    • Mechanical lock
  • 5 flash

    Open circuit

    Copeland

    Lockout

    No compressor current when it should be running.

    • Contactor
    • Wiring
    • Internal overload / windings
  • 6 flash

    Open start circuit

    Copeland

    Lockout

    Start winding / start components open.

    • Start capacitor
    • Potential relay
    • Start winding ohms
  • 7 flash

    Open run circuit

    Copeland

    Lockout

    Run winding or run capacitor path open.

    • Run capacitor
    • Run winding
    • Connections