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Daikin Heat Pumps: manuals, user guides and error codes

Looking for a Daikin heat pump manual, user guide, or error code explanation? ServiceMy has created a dedicated resource hub to help homeowners quickly find the information they need for their system.

Our guide library includes downloadable manuals, setup instructions, troubleshooting advice and clear explanations of common error codes. If your Daikin heat pump is showing a fault code, not heating properly, or you simply want to understand how to operate it more efficiently, our guides are designed to help you identify the issue and keep your system running smoothly. These resources are regularly updated and written by experienced heat pump engineers to help you get the most from your heating system, improve efficiency and avoid unnecessary breakdowns.

These apply for the following air source heat pump models:

  • EBLA04EV3
  • EBLA06EV3
  • EBLA08EV3
  • EDLA04EV3
  • EDLA06EV3
  • EDLA08EV3
  • EDLA09D3V3
  • EDLA09D3W1
  • EDLA11D3V3
  • EDLA11D3W1
  • EDLA14D3V3
  • EDLA14D3W1
  • EDLA16D3V3
  • EDLA16D3W1
  • EBLQ011CV3
  • EBLQ014CV3
  • EBLQ016CV3

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Heat pump malfunctions: Daikin Error Codes

If you cannot find the error code explanation or need help resolving any issues, ServiceMy can help diagnose and arrange a professional heat pump service to restore your system to optimum performance.

Error CodeTitleExplanation
A1Indoor PCB FaultInternal control board fault; may require reset or PCB replacement.
A3Drain Water Level FaultCondensate drainage issue; blocked pipe or faulty float switch.
A5Freeze Protection ActivatedWater temperature too low; system protecting against freezing.
A6Fan Motor Fault (Indoor)Indoor fan motor malfunction or obstruction.
A7Louver FaultAirflow louver motor fault or obstruction.
AFHumidifier FaultIssue with integrated humidification system (if fitted).
AHAir Filter Dirty WarningFilter requires cleaning; airflow restriction detected.
AJCapacity Setting ErrorIncorrect system configuration or mismatch of components.
C4Heat Exchanger Temperature Sensor FaultFaulty sensor on heat exchanger; impacts system control.
C9Air Suction Temperature Sensor FaultIndoor air intake sensor failure.
CJRemote Controller Sensor FaultFault with controller temperature sensor.
E1Outdoor PCB FaultExternal control board error; may require replacement.
E3High Pressure FaultRefrigerant pressure too high; often due to poor flow or airflow restriction.
E4Low Pressure FaultRefrigerant pressure too low; possible leak or low charge.
E5Compressor OverloadCompressor protection triggered; overheating or electrical issue.
E6Compressor Start-Up FaultCompressor unable to start; inverter or electrical issue.
E7Fan Motor Fault (Outdoor)Outdoor fan failure; affects heat transfer.
E8Overcurrent FaultExcess electrical current detected; possible compressor or wiring issue.
EA4-Way Valve FaultReversing valve not operating correctly.
H0Sensor Fault (General)Multiple or undefined sensor fault.
H1Air Temperature Sensor FaultFault with indoor air temperature sensor.
H2Power Supply Sensor FaultElectrical supply sensor issue.
H3High Pressure Switch FaultHigh pressure switch malfunction.
H4Low Pressure Switch FaultLow pressure switch malfunction.
H5Compressor Motor FaultCompressor motor failure or abnormal operation.
H6Position Sensor FaultCompressor position sensor issue.
H7Fan Motor Position FaultFan motor feedback issue.
H8Current Sensor FaultFault in electrical current monitoring.
H9Outdoor Air Temperature Sensor FaultExternal air sensor failure; impacts performance.
HADischarge Temperature Sensor FaultCompressor discharge sensor issue.
HCWater Temperature Sensor FaultFault with water circuit temperature sensor.
J3Discharge Pipe Temperature Sensor FaultSensor on discharge pipe faulty or disconnected.
J6Heat Exchanger Sensor FaultFault with outdoor coil temperature sensor.
J9Suction Gas Temperature Sensor FaultRefrigerant suction temperature sensor issue.
L3Electrical Box OverheatInternal electrical components overheating.
L4Heat Sink OverheatInverter heat sink temperature too high.
L5Inverter OvercurrentCompressor inverter overloaded.
L8Compressor Overload ProtectionCompressor operating outside safe range.
L9Compressor LockCompressor locked or seized.
LCCommunication Fault (Inverter)Communication error between inverter and PCB.
P1Voltage ImbalanceSupply voltage imbalance detected.
P4Inverter Heat Sink OverheatExcessive inverter temperature.
U0Refrigerant ShortageLow refrigerant detected; possible leak.
U2Power Supply FaultVoltage too high/low or phase issue.
U4Communication Fault (Indoor-Outdoor)Communication failure between units.
U7Communication Fault (Controller)Remote controller communication issue.
UASystem Configuration FaultMismatch between indoor and outdoor units.
UHSystem Addressing FaultIncorrect addressing between system components.

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