Mitsubishi Electric error codes
51 codes that Mitsubishi Electric publishes for an air conditioner and a heat pump, each quoted from the maker’s own manual or support page and explained on its appliance’s page. Pick the appliance, or type the code from the display: only Mitsubishi Electric codes are searched here.
Every Mitsubishi Electric appliance we cover
| Appliance | Codes | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner | 22 codes | Mitsubishi Electric, 2 documents |
| Mitsubishi Electric heat pump | 29 codes | Mitsubishi Electric, 2 documents |
Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner error codes
22 codes from Mitsubishi Electric. 22 of them are marked for an installer; for the rest the page gives the checks the maker lets an owner do. Tap a code for its meaning:
Mitsubishi Electric heat pump error codes
29 codes from Mitsubishi Electric. 11 of them are marked for an installer; for the rest the page gives the checks the maker lets an owner do. Tap a code for its meaning:
The same Mitsubishi Electric code on more than one appliance
Mitsubishi Electric uses these codes on more than one of its appliances. Read the one for your machine: the cause and what you can check are the maker’s for that appliance, and they can differ even where the fault sounds alike.
P1: air conditioner — intake air sensor error; heat pump — room temperature sensor failure.P6: air conditioner — freezing or overheating protection; heat pump — plate heat exchanger anti-freeze protection.E6: air conditioner — indoor–outdoor communication error; heat pump — controller and outdoor unit not communicating.E7: air conditioner — indoor–outdoor communication error; heat pump — controller and outdoor unit not communicating.
Air conditioner: do only the checks the maker gives the owner for that code — clean the air filter, clear the air path, switch the power off and on at the plug or circuit breaker. Keep the covers on: refrigerant, wiring and circuit boards are not owner work. Anything else is for the installer or the maker’s service engineer: in the UK and EU only an F-gas certified technician may open the refrigerant circuit. Heat pump: do only the checks the maker gives the owner for that code — read the water pressure on the controller, keep the outdoor unit clear of leaves and snow, switch the power off and on where the maker says to. Keep the casing on: refrigerant, wiring and the water circuit’s parts are not owner work. Anything else is for the heat-pump installer or the maker’s service engineer: in the UK and EU only an F-gas certified technician may open the refrigerant circuit. Two Mitsubishi Electric models can use different codes: your model’s manual is the authority.
Sources
Every Mitsubishi Electric code on this site comes from these pages, published by Mitsubishi Electric and read on the date shown.
- Mitsubishi Electric (air conditioner): Mr Slim PKA-M35-50LA2 Installation Manual (VG79Y436H01): 7 Test run — self-check and check codes Checked 2026-09-29.
- Mitsubishi Electric (air conditioner): Mr Slim PKA-M35-50LA2 Operation Manual (VG79Y435H01): Having trouble? Checked 2026-09-29.
- Mitsubishi Electric (heat pump): Ecodan FTC6 PAC-IF07(1-3)B-E Installation Manual (BH79D843H06): 6.2 Self-check, error codes Checked 2026-09-29.
- Mitsubishi Electric (heat pump): Mitsubishi Electric UK — Heat Pump FAQ for homeowners: possible error codes during winter Checked 2026-09-29.