What It Means
Indoor unit operation LED blink code for room air thermistor RT1 fault.
Troubleshooting guide for the Mitsubishi Electric system fault LED P1.
Indoor unit operation LED blink code for room air thermistor RT1 fault.
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Diagnosis of malfunction: this is the LED blink-code equivalent of digital code P1, both flagging an abnormal reading (open or shorted circuit) from the indoor unit's room/intake air thermistor (RT1). It is used on indoor units or in service situations where no digital remote display is available, so the fault is read from a blinking pattern on the indoor unit's operation LED instead of a two-character code. Because the thermostat can no longer sense return air temperature accurately, the indoor unit halts normal thermostat-controlled operation until the sensor circuit is repaired; the fault is specific to that indoor unit and does not affect other indoor units on the same outdoor system.
Room/intake thermistor (RT1) disconnected from the indoor control board. Corroded, oxidized, or loose thermistor connector pins. Thermistor wire chafed, pinched, or cut inside the indoor unit casing. Thermistor out of calibration or with a drifted resistance value. Moisture intrusion at the sensor connector. Failed indoor control board thermistor input circuit.
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