What does your Temperzone fault code mean?
Pick the code showing on your remote, wall controller or indoor unit and see what it means, what commonly causes it, and what is safe to check yourself. This page covers 89 Temperzone fault codes for units sold in Australia, compiled from official Australian manufacturer and distributor documentation, the same references our own technicians carry.
Heads up: Temperzone uses the same code with different meanings on different product ranges, so check the model range shown next to the code.
Every Temperzone fault code at a glance
Some models show faults as a flashing-light pattern instead of a code; documented lamp patterns are listed alongside their codes.
| Code | What it means | How serious | Most likely cause | What you can check yourself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 1 | Room temperature sensor 1 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty room sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 10 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 10 | High refrigerant pressure protection has tripped. | Fault – service needed | Blocked outdoor coil or failed fan | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 11 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 11 | Room temperature sensor 5 (at wallpad B) has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor in the second wallpad | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 12 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 12 | Room temperature sensor 6 (at wallpad A) has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor in the wallpad | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 13 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 13 | All room temperature sensors have failed. | Fault – service needed | Wiring fault affecting all sensors | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 14 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 14 | The condensate float switch has tripped, usually meaning the drain is blocked and the safety tray is filling. | Fault – service needed | Blocked condensate drain | If you can see the drain outlet, check it is not visibly blocked |
| 15 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 15 | Low safety thermostat 1 has tripped or failed. | Minor fault | Coil running too cold | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 16 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 16 | Communication has failed between the SAT-2 and the unit. | Fault – service needed | Loose or damaged communications wiring | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 17 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 17 | The hydronic pump switch has tripped or failed (water source units). | Fault – service needed | Water pump not running | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 18 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 18 | The system has detected insufficient refrigerant on circuit 2 (dual circuit units). | Fault – service needed | Refrigerant leak | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 19 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 19 | Compressor 2 overload protection has tripped (dual circuit units). | Fault – service needed | Compressor overheated | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 2 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 2 | Room temperature sensor 2 or low safety thermostat sensor 2 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 20 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 20 | Low safety thermostat 2 has tripped or failed (dual circuit units). | Minor fault | Coil running too cold | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 21 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 21 | Discharge sensor 1 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 22 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 22 | Discharge sensor 2 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 23 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 23 | Discharge temperature 1 protection has tripped (compressor running too hot). | Fault – service needed | Low refrigerant | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 24 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 24 | Discharge temperature 2 protection has tripped (compressor running too hot). | Fault – service needed | Low refrigerant | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 3 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 3 | Room temperature sensor 3 or indoor coil sensor 2 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 4 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 4 | Room temperature sensor 4 or discharge sensor 1 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 5 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 5 | Indoor coil sensor 1 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty coil sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 6 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 6 | Low safety thermostat (LST) sensor 1 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 7 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 7 | The system has detected insufficient refrigerant on circuit 1. | Fault – service needed | Refrigerant leak | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 8 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 8 | Compressor 1 overload protection has tripped. | Fault – service needed | Compressor overheated | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| 9 (SAT-2 wall thermostat (older LCD wall controller on Temperzone ducted and packaged systems); the number shows next to the ERR symbol and the backlight turns red)also shown as ERR 9 | Low refrigerant pressure protection has tripped. | Fault – service needed | Refrigerant leak | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| A1 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems) with the six zone controller; A1 on its own is a zone fault, A1 paired with A4 to A8 relays a unit fault; A1 A2, A1 A3, A2 A3 and A1 A2 A3 can also mean a combination of the three zone faults) | Zone damper calibration has not been completed. | Minor fault | Zone damper calibration never run or interrupted after installation | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| A2 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems) with the six zone controller; A2 on its own is a zone fault, A2 paired with A4 to A8 relays a unit fault; A1 A2, A1 A3, A2 A3 and A1 A2 A3 can also mean a combination of the three zone faults) | Zone damper calibration has failed. | Minor fault | Sticking or jammed zone damper | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| A3 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems) with the six zone controller; A3 on its own is a zone fault, A3 paired with A4 to A8 relays a unit fault; A1 A2, A1 A3, A2 A3 and A1 A2 A3 can also mean a combination of the three zone faults) | Communication between the zone controller and the unit controller has been lost. | Fault – service needed | Loose or damaged communications wiring | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| A4 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems); A4 on its own means lock out, A4 paired with another A number relays a unit fault) | The unit has locked itself out after three protection trips in a row; the display on the unit controller shows the cause. | Fault – service needed | Three repeated trips of the same protection (for example high pressure, low pressure or frost protection) within 12 hours | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| CRH (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller) | High compression ratio protection has activated because the pressure difference across the compressor is too large. | Fault – service needed | Faulty pressure transducer | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| CRL (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller) | Low compression ratio protection has activated, usually because the compressor is not starting or not pumping. | Fault – service needed | Compressor fails to start | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F10 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A7 | The unit controller has lost contact with the outdoor fan speed controller, so the outdoor fan is not being driven properly. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring between the controller and the outdoor fan speed board | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F100 (Temperzone units with a Carel Power+ inverter compressor drive on the UC8 controller (including water cooled MW models); F100 on its own means lost communications, F100 plus a number is the drive alarm code)also shown as F101 to F129, F197 to F199 | The inverter compressor drive is reporting a fault; the number after F100 identifies the specific drive alarm (for example F103 mains voltage too high, F104 mains voltage too low, F105 drive too hot). | Fault – service needed | No power or lost communications to the inverter drive (F100) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F11 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A7 | The unit controller has lost contact with the indoor fan speed controller, so the indoor fan is not being driven properly. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring between the controller and the indoor fan speed board | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F12 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; on the UC8 this is the low pressure transducer, on the older UC7 it is the high pressure transducer; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | A refrigerant pressure sensor (transducer) has failed or is giving readings outside its normal range. | Fault – service needed | Transducer cable disconnected or damaged | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F13 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; on the UC8 this is the high pressure transducer, on the older UC7 it is the low pressure transducer; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | A refrigerant pressure sensor (transducer) has failed or is giving readings outside its normal range. | Fault – service needed | Transducer cable disconnected or damaged | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F14 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | The suction line temperature sensor has failed (open or short circuit). | Minor fault | Loose sensor connection | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F15 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | The compressor discharge line temperature sensor has failed (open or short circuit). | Minor fault | Loose sensor connection | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F16 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | The outdoor coil de-ice temperature sensor has failed, so the unit cannot manage its defrost cycles properly. | Minor fault | Loose sensor connection | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F17 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; on water cooled MW models this is the leaving water temperature sensor; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | A unit temperature sensor has failed (open or short circuit): the outdoor coil sensor on air based units, or the leaving water sensor on water cooled MW models. | Minor fault | Loose sensor connection | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F18 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; on water cooled MW models this is the entering water temperature sensor; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | A unit temperature sensor has failed (open or short circuit): the indoor coil sensor on air based units, or the entering water sensor on water cooled MW models. | Minor fault | Loose sensor connection | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F19 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A8 | The outdoor ambient temperature sensor has failed (open or short circuit). | Minor fault | Loose sensor connection | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F20 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A2 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A2 A8 | The controller cannot work out the refrigerant superheat because one of its sensors or transducers is missing or faulty. | Minor fault | Faulty or disconnected pressure transducer | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F21 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | The unit controller has lost communication with the wall thermostat, so the system cannot respond to the wall control. | Fault – service needed | Loose or damaged wiring between the thermostat and the unit | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| F22 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A2 A4 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A2 A4 | The unit has lost communication with the master unit or building management system (BMS). | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring on the communications cable | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F23 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; mainly multi unit (master and slave) installations; shows as A2 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A2 A5 | Communication with slave unit 1 has been lost. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring on the communications cable | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F24 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; mainly multi unit (master and slave) installations; shows as A2 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A2 A6 | Communication with slave unit 2 has been lost. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring on the communications cable | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F25 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; mainly multi unit (master and slave) installations; shows as A2 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A2 A7 | Communication with slave unit 3 has been lost. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring on the communications cable | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F26 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); on the UC8 this is the controller being unable to read its DIP switches, on the older UC7 (and in the water cooled MW document) it means the DIP switches are set to an invalid combination; shows as A1 A2 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A2 A6 | A DIP switch configuration fault on the unit controller: the switches are set to an invalid combination, or the controller cannot read them. | Fault – service needed | DIP switches set to an invalid combination after installation or service (UC7 and water cooled MW models) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F27 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A2 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A2 A6 | An invalid fan configuration has been selected on the controller DIP switches. | Fault – service needed | Incorrect DIP switch settings, usually after a board swap or service work | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F28 (UC8: missing outdoor coil de-ice sensor or heating requested on a cooling only unit. UC7: invalid economiser selection. Both are configuration faults) | A configuration fault: the controller is being asked to do something the unit is not set up for. | Fault – service needed | Heating requested on a cooling only unit (UC8) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F29 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A2 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A2 A6 | The controller circuit board itself is running too hot. | Fault – service needed | Extremely high temperature inside the electrical compartment | Let the unit cool down, then turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| F30 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A2 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A2 A6 | The mains supply voltage to the unit is outside the safe operating range. | Fault – service needed | Unstable mains supply or local voltage dip | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| F31 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; multi unit (master and slave) installations; shows as A2 A3 A4 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A2 A3 A4 | A slave unit in a multi unit system is reporting its own fault. | Fault – service needed | Any fault condition on a connected slave unit | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F32 (UC8: internal communications problem on the controller board. UC7: 0-10V input board fault. Shows as A1 A2 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A2 A6 | An internal fault on the unit controller circuit board. | Fault – service needed | Moisture on the controller circuit board | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F33 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; same condition as the Hi-dSH message; shows as A3 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Hi-DSH, A3 A5 | High discharge superheat protection, which usually means the system is running low on refrigerant. | Fault – service needed | Loss of refrigerant through a leak | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F34 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A4 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A4 A8 | The controller is getting implausible readings from the refrigerant pressure transducers (pressures not equalising). | Fault – service needed | Transducer wires swapped or transducers fitted to the wrong pipe after service | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F35 (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A2 A3 on a SAT-3 wall controller (note the SAT-3 also uses A2 A3 for a zone damper fault combination))also shown as A2 A3 | The reverse cycle valve has failed to switch between heating and cooling. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring to the reverse cycle valve | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F36 (Units controlled by the TZT-100 wall thermostat with a UC7 or UC8 controller; shows as A1 A2 on a SAT-3 wall controller (note the SAT-3 also uses A1 A2 for the combination of both zone damper calibration faults))also shown as A1 A2 | The DIP switches inside the TZT-100 wall thermostat are set incorrectly for this unit. | Fault – service needed | Thermostat DIP switches not set to 1 stage, heat pump equipment type after installation or replacement | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F37 (Ducted split systems with a UC8 outdoor controller and an IUC indoor unit controller (OSA/ISD ranges); shows as A2 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A2 A8 | The outdoor unit has lost communication with the indoor unit. | Fault – service needed | Loose or damaged communications wiring between indoor and outdoor units | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| F38 (Ducted split systems with a UC8 outdoor controller and an IUC indoor unit controller (OSA/ISD ranges); shows as A7 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A7 A8 | The indoor unit controller is reporting a fault of its own. | Fault – service needed | Loose temperature sensor wiring in the indoor unit | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F39 (Temperzone units with a variable speed (inverter) compressor on the UC8 controller; shows as A6 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A6 A7 | The variable speed compressor drive (inverter) is reporting a fault. | Fault – service needed | Loose wiring to the inverter | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F40 (Units fitted with the UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A4 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A4 A5 | The compression ratio is too high, meaning the compressor is working much harder than it should. | Fault – service needed | Indoor fan speed too low | Clean or vacuum the return air filter |
| F41 (Units fitted with the UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A4 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A4 A6 | The compression ratio is too low, which usually means the system is undercharged with refrigerant. | Fault – service needed | Refrigerant undercharge (leak) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F42 (Units fitted with the UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A4 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A4 A7 | The evaporating temperature or pressure is too high for safe compressor operation. | Fault – service needed | Very high room temperature combined with high indoor fan speed while cooling | Let the system rest for 10 minutes, then restart it |
| F43 (Units fitted with the UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A4 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A4 A8 | The condensing temperature or pressure is too low for safe compressor operation. | Fault – service needed | Very low room temperature combined with high indoor fan speed while heating | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F44 (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller) | An invalid expansion valve operating mode has been selected on the controller DIP switches. | Fault – service needed | Incorrect DIP switch setting after service work | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F45 (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller; listed by Temperzone as not in use in current software) | Low evaporating temperature fault (reserved code, listed by Temperzone as not in use). | Normal operation | Reserved code that should not normally appear | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| F46 (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller) | The controller has lost communication with the six temperature sensor board (6TB). | Fault – service needed | Wires to the sensor board disconnected | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| FLOOd (Hydronic Temperzone units with a condensate sump on the UC8 controller; shows as A5 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Flood, A5 A7 | The condensate sump flooding protection has activated because condensate water is not draining away. | Fault – service needed | Blocked condensate drain pipe | If you can see the drain outlet, check it is not visibly blocked by dirt or debris |
| FROSt (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Frost, A1 A6 | Indoor coil frost protection has activated because the indoor coil is getting cold enough to ice up while cooling. | Minor fault | Blocked return air filter | Clean or vacuum the return air filter |
| HI-SL (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Hi-SL, A1 A8 | High suction line temperature protection has activated to stop the compressor motor from overheating. | Fault – service needed | Insufficient refrigerant (leak) | Let the system rest for 10 minutes, then restart it at a milder set temperature |
| HI-t (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Hi-t, A1 A7 | High temperature protection has activated because the compressor discharge line is running too hot. | Fault – service needed | Insufficient refrigerant (leak) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| HOLd (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | Not a fault: the compressor is being held on or off by a safety timer and will resume by itself. | Normal operation | Normal safety timing after a stop or start (the compressor is limited to about ten starts per hour) | Wait up to 6 minutes; the unit will continue by itself |
| HP (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A4 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A4 | High pressure protection has activated because the refrigerant pressure has climbed too high. | Fault – service needed | Outdoor fan not running (cooling) or indoor fan not running (heating) | Check nothing is piled against the outdoor unit and clear away any leaves or debris around it |
| Hi-dSH (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; also reported as fault F33; shows as A3 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as HI-dSH, A3 A5 | High discharge superheat protection has activated, which usually means the system is running low on refrigerant. | Fault – service needed | Loss of refrigerant through a leak | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| LO-t (Hydronic (water source) Temperzone units and chillers on the UC8 controller (the older UC7 has the same freeze protection function but its guide does not document this display message); MW models show FREEZE; shows as A5 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Lo-t, FREEZE, A5 A6 | Water freeze protection has activated to stop the circulating water from freezing. | Fault – service needed | Insufficient water flow (pump or closed valve) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| LP (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A1 A5 | Low pressure protection has activated because the refrigerant pressure has dropped too low. | Fault – service needed | Refrigerant leak (low refrigerant charge) | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| Lo-dSH (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A4 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as Lo-DSH, A3 A4 | Low discharge superheat protection has activated because liquid refrigerant may be flooding back to the compressor. | Fault – service needed | System overcharged with refrigerant | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| OL (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as A3 A6 | Overload protection has activated because the compressor or a fan motor has drawn too much current or overheated. | Fault – service needed | Compressor overheated (often after running hard on a hot day) | Check nothing is blocking airflow at the outdoor unit or the return air grille |
| c (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | Not a fault: the unit is in commissioning mode, which expires automatically after 30 minutes. | Normal operation | A technician has put the unit into commissioning mode; it reduces normal waiting times | Wait 30 minutes for the mode to expire by itself |
| dE-ICE (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | Not a fault: the unit is de-icing (defrosting) the outdoor coil, which is normal in cold weather while heating. | Normal operation | Normal defrost cycle on frosty mornings; heating pauses for a few minutes and a little steam from the outdoor unit is normal | Wait for the de-ice cycle to finish; heating will resume by itself |
| dELAY (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | Not a fault: the unit is waiting out a short random start delay after power on. | Normal operation | Normal start up delay of up to about 30 seconds after power is restored | Wait half a minute; the unit will start by itself |
| diFF-P (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller) | The pressure difference across the system is too high for the inverter compressor to start. | Fault – service needed | Incorrect DIP switch settings after service work | Wait 10 minutes to let pressures equalise, then turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| dr (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | Not a fault: a DRED energy demand restriction from your electricity provider is temporarily limiting the unit. | Normal operation | Electricity network demand response event | Wait until the energy restriction ends; the unit will resume by itself |
| nO-FLO (Hydronic (water source) Temperzone units and chillers on the UC8 controller; shows as A5 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)also shown as No-Flo, A5 A8 | The circulating water flow protection has activated because the unit cannot detect enough water flow. | Fault – service needed | Circulating water pump not running | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out) |
| t (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit) | Not a fault: the unit is in test mode, which expires automatically after about 1 minute. | Normal operation | A technician has put the unit into test mode | Wait a minute for the mode to expire by itself |
| t1 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems)) | The temperature sensor inside the SAT-3 wall controller has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty internal sensor in the wall controller | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| t2 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems)) | The external (remote room) temperature sensor connected to the SAT-3 has failed. | Minor fault | Faulty or disconnected remote room sensor | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
| t3 (SAT-3 wall thermostat (wall controller on many Temperzone ducted systems)) | The SAT-3 wall controller has lost communication with the zone controller or the unit controller. | Fault – service needed | Loose or damaged communications wiring | Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on |
The most serious Temperzone fault codes explained
What does Temperzone fault code LP mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
Low pressure protection has activated because the refrigerant pressure has dropped too low.
Likely causes:
- Refrigerant leak (low refrigerant charge)
- Electronic expansion valve stuck closed or disconnected
- Faulty pressure transducer or its cable
- Service valve left closed after installation or service
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
- If the fault returns, leave the system off and book a service call
What does Temperzone fault code HP mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A4 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
High pressure protection has activated because the refrigerant pressure has climbed too high.
Likely causes:
- Outdoor fan not running (cooling) or indoor fan not running (heating)
- Outdoor coil blocked by leaves, dirt or debris
- System overcharged with refrigerant
- Expansion valve stuck closed
- Faulty pressure transducer, cable or HP switch
Safe checks before you call:
- Check nothing is piled against the outdoor unit and clear away any leaves or debris around it
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
What does Temperzone fault code HI-t mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
High temperature protection has activated because the compressor discharge line is running too hot.
Likely causes:
- Insufficient refrigerant (leak)
- Faulty discharge line temperature sensor
- Expansion valve problem
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
- If the code returns, stop using the system and book a service call
What does Temperzone fault code HI-SL mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A1 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
High suction line temperature protection has activated to stop the compressor motor from overheating.
Likely causes:
- Insufficient refrigerant (leak)
- Very high room temperature while cooling (for example first start on a very hot day)
- Very high outdoor temperature while heating
- Faulty suction line temperature sensor
Safe checks before you call:
- Let the system rest for 10 minutes, then restart it at a milder set temperature
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on
What does Temperzone fault code Lo-dSH mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A4 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
Low discharge superheat protection has activated because liquid refrigerant may be flooding back to the compressor.
Likely causes:
- System overcharged with refrigerant
- Discharge line temperature sensor loose or faulty
- Wrong expansion valve configuration set after service work
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
What does Temperzone fault code Hi-dSH mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; also reported as fault F33; shows as A3 A5 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
High discharge superheat protection has activated, which usually means the system is running low on refrigerant.
Likely causes:
- Loss of refrigerant through a leak
- Faulty discharge line pressure transducer
- Wrong expansion valve configuration set after service work
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
- If the code returns, book a service call as running low on refrigerant can damage the compressor
What does Temperzone fault code OL mean? (Units fitted with the UC7 or UC8 unit controller (OSA/ISD ducted splits, OPA packaged units and other Temperzone ranges); the code shows on the controller display inside the unit; shows as A3 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
Overload protection has activated because the compressor or a fan motor has drawn too much current or overheated.
Likely causes:
- Compressor overheated (often after running hard on a hot day)
- Indoor or outdoor fan overloaded or airflow obstructed
- Faulty wiring or connection to the overload input
Safe checks before you call:
- Check nothing is blocking airflow at the outdoor unit or the return air grille
- Let the system rest for 30 minutes, then turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on
What does Temperzone fault code LO-t mean? (Hydronic (water source) Temperzone units and chillers on the UC8 controller (the older UC7 has the same freeze protection function but its guide does not document this display message); MW models show FREEZE; shows as A5 A6 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
Water freeze protection has activated to stop the circulating water from freezing.
Likely causes:
- Insufficient water flow (pump or closed valve)
- Supply water temperature too low
- Low refrigerant charge
- Water temperature sensor out of position (MW models)
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
What does Temperzone fault code nO-FLO mean? (Hydronic (water source) Temperzone units and chillers on the UC8 controller; shows as A5 A8 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
The circulating water flow protection has activated because the unit cannot detect enough water flow.
Likely causes:
- Circulating water pump not running
- Closed water valve
- Faulty water flow switch
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
What does Temperzone fault code FLOOd mean? (Hydronic Temperzone units with a condensate sump on the UC8 controller; shows as A5 A7 on a SAT-3 wall controller)
The condensate sump flooding protection has activated because condensate water is not draining away.
Likely causes:
- Blocked condensate drain pipe
- Drain pipe with too little fall, or no U-trap fitted
- Faulty condensate float switch or pump
Safe checks before you call:
- If you can see the drain outlet, check it is not visibly blocked by dirt or debris
- Avoid running cooling until the drain is cleared, then book a service call
What does Temperzone fault code CRL mean? (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller)
Low compression ratio protection has activated, usually because the compressor is not starting or not pumping.
Likely causes:
- Compressor fails to start
- Compressor contactor or wiring fault
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
What does Temperzone fault code CRH mean? (Water cooled MWC, MWH and MWR-L models fitted with the UC8 controller)
High compression ratio protection has activated because the pressure difference across the compressor is too large.
Likely causes:
- Faulty pressure transducer
- Expansion valve malfunctioning or disconnected
- Indoor fan or fan controller malfunction
Safe checks before you call:
- Turn the system off at the isolator or circuit breaker, wait 5 minutes, then turn it back on (this also clears a lock-out)
Fault confirmed? Here is what to do next
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Sources for this page
Every Temperzone code above is checked against these Australian documents. Open them yourself to verify anything on this page:
- UC8 Fault and Display Messages A t A 0615 (PDF) (temperzone.com)
- UC8 Fault and Display Messages Hydronics (PDF) (temperzone.com)
- UC8 Troubleshooting Guide v2 0715 (PDF) (temperzone.com)
- UC7TroubleshootingGuide 1012 3 (PDF) (temperzone.com)
- temperzone air conditioner error codes brisbane (iceblast.com.au)
- SAT 3DisplayFaultCodes 1115 (PDF) (usp.temperzone.com)
- UC8 Fault Codes MWHMWRMWC L models v1 extract (PDF) (usp.temperzone.com)
- Temperzone SAT 2 User Manual (PDF) (penrithair.com.au)
Temperzone fault code FAQs
Where do I find the fault code on a Temperzone air conditioner?
Check the remote or wall controller display first. Some models flash the indoor unit’s lamps in a pattern instead; the table above lists documented lamp patterns alongside their codes. If nothing is showing, the code may only appear while the fault is active.
Can I clear a Temperzone fault code myself?
You can reset the system by turning it off at the isolator or breaker for five minutes. If the code stays gone, it was a one-off. If it returns, the fault is real and needs a licensed technician, and repeated resets can cause further damage on compressor or refrigerant faults.
Does a Temperzone fault code mean I need a new air conditioner?
Usually not. Most codes point to repairable faults like sensors, fan motors or drainage. Our fault find gives you an honest verdict either way, and the fee is credited if you repair with us.
Are these Temperzone fault codes correct for Australian models?
Yes. Every code on this page was checked against Australian documentation (temperzone.com, iceblast.com.au, usp.temperzone.com), not overseas lists, because the same code can mean different things in different markets. Meanings still vary between model series, so treat this page as reference and cross-check your unit’s manual.
Fault codes for other brands
Not a Temperzone? Every brand below follows the same format: the documented Australian codes, what each one means, how serious it is and what is safe to check yourself.
- ActronAir fault codes
- Braemar fault codes
- Daikin fault codes
- Fujitsu fault codes
- Haier fault codes
- Hitachi fault codes
- Kelvinator fault codes
- LG fault codes
- Mitsubishi Heavy Industries fault codes
- Panasonic fault codes
- Rinnai fault codes
- Samsung fault codes
- Toshiba fault codes
Mitsubishi Electric codes have their own library: Mitsubishi Electric fault codes. Or start from the full fault code lookup, which covers more than 1,000 codes across 15 brands sold in Australia.
Written by Oliver Hastings, T&K Airpower. Last updated 14/09/2026. Compiled from Australian sources including temperzone.com, iceblast.com.au, usp.temperzone.com, penrithair.com.au, so you can check every code against the official documentation. Fault code meanings vary between model series and controllers, so treat this page as reference only and never remove panels or work on the refrigeration or electrical parts of the system yourself.


