Daikin room air

This error points to a problem with the 4-way reversing valve, which controls the flow of refrigerant to switch between heating and cooling modes. A malfunction can prevent proper operation.

A clapping sound may occur if an external device, like an exhaust fan or range hood, is removing air from the room. This creates a pressure difference that can cause noise.

The air conditioner is experiencing unexpected behavior, possibly due to external factors like lightning or strong radio waves. This can cause temporary malfunctions.

The clock and timer related icons are blinking on the display. This means the unit's internal clock has not been set or has lost its time.

The internal temperature of the compressor has exceeded safe limits. This is a serious issue that can damage the compressor.

This error means the compressor is locked or unable to start its operation. This is a serious issue that requires professional attention.

The air conditioner is running, but it's not cooling or heating effectively. This could be due to settings, airflow issues, or filter problems.

This error code indicates that the DC fan motor in the outdoor unit is locked or unable to rotate. This prevents proper heat exchange.

The sensors responsible for measuring DC voltage and current are not functioning correctly. This can lead to inaccurate power readings and potential system issues.

This fault relates to the temperature of the discharge pipe, indicating it has become too hot. The system activates this control to prevent damage from overheating.

An error has been detected with the temperature sensor on the discharge pipe. This sensor is important for monitoring the system's refrigeration cycle.

The air conditioner has detected an issue with the sensors related to the compressor system. This means the system cannot accurately monitor its performance.

The unit has detected that internal electrical components are overheating. This is a safety measure to prevent damage.

This error code indicates a problem with the signal transmission between the indoor and outdoor units. It might mean the communication line is interrupted or faulty.

An error code is shown on the user interface display, signaling a specific problem within the air conditioner system. Refer to the error code list for details.

This fault code points to a problem with the DC fan motor in the indoor unit. The fan may not be spinning, spinning too slowly, or making unusual noises.

This message indicates that the unit has activated a protection mode. This could be due to ice forming on the indoor coil or excessively high pressure within the system.

The front panel of the unit cannot be opened. This might be due to an obstruction or a mechanical issue.

The green Intelligent Eye lamp blinks to show that the sensor is detecting occupancy or movement in the room. This feature helps save energy by adjusting operation based on room presence.

The green operation lamp on the indoor unit indicates that the air conditioner is currently running. This is the normal operating status.

The unit is operating, but warm air is not being blown out. This might be during the initial warm-up or defrost cycle.

The option to select heating mode is not available on the user interface. This may be due to a specific jumper setting.

This error means the system pressure has become too high while in cooling mode. This can be caused by issues restricting refrigerant flow or heat dissipation.

This error code signifies a malfunction with the humidity sensor inside the indoor unit. This sensor is responsible for detecting and regulating room humidity levels.

This error indicates that the temperature sensor (thermistor) monitoring the indoor heat exchanger is not functioning correctly. This can affect temperature regulation.

This indicates a malfunction with the main electronic control board (PCB) inside the indoor unit. This board manages the unit's functions.

This error suggests that the indoor and outdoor units are not compatible with each other, or there's an issue with their combination settings. This can happen if units were replaced or incorrectly installed.

This error indicates that the unit is drawing too much electrical current from the power supply. This can be caused by internal faults or issues with the power source.

The inverter has experienced a sudden, high surge of direct current. This is a critical error that requires attention.

The user interface's LCD display is flashing, indicating that the batteries are low and need to be replaced soon.

The user interface shows a malfunction code, and the operation lamp may be flashing. This indicates a specific system error.

The timer functions (ON/OFF timer, weekly timer) are not starting or stopping the unit as programmed. This is often due to incorrect clock or timer settings.

This error suggests a problem with the sensors that detect whether the front panel of the indoor unit is open or closed. The unit may not operate if it thinks the panel is not properly secured.

You will hear two short beeps ('beep-beep') when the indoor unit successfully receives a signal to start operation from the user interface.

A long beep sound is heard when the unit successfully receives a signal to stop operation from the user interface.

The orange timer lamp on the indoor unit means that a timer function has been activated. The unit will turn on or off according to the set timer schedule.

The temperature sensor for the outdoor heat exchanger is reporting an abnormality. This can affect the efficiency of heat exchange with the outside air.

The sensor that measures the outside temperature is malfunctioning. This prevents the unit from accurately adjusting its operation based on ambient conditions.

This error indicates a problem with the main electronic control board (PCB) located in the outdoor unit. This board manages the outdoor unit's operations.

This indicates that the compressor has been overloaded and has shut down to protect itself. This is often caused by operating conditions that put too much strain on the compressor.

This error means the voltage supplied to the air conditioner is too high, which could damage the unit's components. The system likely shut down to protect itself.

There is a problem with the position sensor, which helps the unit determine its orientation or component positions. This can affect proper operation.

The temperature of the unit's radiation fins has risen too high. This indicates a potential issue with heat dissipation.

The temperature sensor for the radiation fins is not working correctly. This impacts the unit's ability to manage its internal temperature.

This indicates that the system is low on refrigerant. This can lead to reduced cooling/heating efficiency and potential damage to the compressor.

This error indicates a problem with the sensor that measures the room's temperature. Accurate temperature readings are crucial for the air conditioner's performance.

A safety device like a fuse, circuit breaker, or earth leakage circuit breaker (ELCB) is repeatedly shutting off power. This indicates a potential electrical fault.

A single beep sound indicates that a setting has been successfully changed or confirmed via the user interface remote control.

This error relates to the Streamer air purification unit within the air conditioner. It suggests a problem with this specific component or its operation.

This is a general error code indicating a problem within the air conditioning system. The specific cause requires further investigation.

The air conditioner stopped running unexpectedly during operation. This could be due to overheating, power fluctuations, or airflow blockage.

The temperature or humidity shown in the Daikin Online Controller app is different from readings on other devices. The app displays readings for the immediate surroundings of the unit only.

The air conditioner shows no signs of operation. It may not be receiving power or there could be a system-wide issue.

The indoor unit is not responding to commands from the user interface remote control. This could be due to battery issues, signal blockage, or interference.

The LCD screen on the user interface remote control is completely blank. This usually indicates a power issue with the remote itself.

The buttons or controls on the user interface are not functioning correctly. This makes it difficult to operate the air conditioner.

Water is leaking from the air conditioner unit. This could be due to a blocked drain, condensation issues, or refrigerant line problems.

The LEDs on the WLAN adapter are not blinking, indicating it cannot connect to your network. You may not be able to control the unit remotely.

When in Access Point (AP) mode, the WLAN adapter is not appearing in the list of available Wi-Fi networks on your smart device. You cannot connect directly to the adapter.

After setup, the WLAN adapter is not showing up on the home screen of the controller app. This means the app cannot find or communicate with the adapter.