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Daikin FTX / FVXS / FDMQ with RXL outdoor Error Codes

Applies to: Daikin FTX / FVXS / FDMQ with RXL outdoor (19 Series). Two-character code shown on the wireless remote in service check mode (or on a wired remote).

Daikin residential splits share most of these two-character codes, but descriptions and causes vary by series. Check the service manual for your model.

CodeMeaningWhat to check
00Normal.
U0Refrigerant shortage.Leak search, especially flare joints; check service valves are fully open. How to fix →
U2Low-voltage or over-voltage detection.Supply voltage under load, loose terminals, DC bus. How to fix →
U4Signal transmission error between indoor and outdoor unit.Interconnect wiring (terminals 1-2-3), splices, polarity, ground. How to fix →
U5Signal transmission error between indoor unit and remote controller.Wired remote wiring and connections.
U7Signal transmission error on outdoor unit PCB.Outdoor PCB connections; replace the board if they're good.
U8Signal transmission error between main and sub remote controllers.Remote controller wiring and main/sub setting.
UAUnspecified voltage between indoor and outdoor unit (mismatched units).Confirm the indoor and outdoor models are an approved match. How to fix →
A1Indoor unit PCB abnormality.Indoor control board.
A3Drain level control system abnormality.Drain pump, float switch, plugged drain.
A5Freeze-up protection control / heating peak-cut control.Airflow (filter, coil, fan) and refrigerant charge.
A6Indoor fan motor (DC motor) or related abnormality.Fan motor, connector, blower wheel binding.
A8Indoor fan PCB abnormality.Fan control board.
AFHumidifier or related abnormality.
C4Indoor heat exchanger thermistor or related abnormality.Measure the thermistor against its resistance chart; check connector. How to fix →
C9Room temperature thermistor or related abnormality.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
CJRemote controller thermistor abnormality. How to fix →
E1Outdoor unit PCB abnormality.Outdoor control board.
E5OL activation (compressor overload).Refrigerant charge, restrictions, compressor, outdoor airflow.
E6Compressor lock.Compressor windings and wiring, inverter output. How to fix →
E7DC fan lock (outdoor fan).Outdoor fan motor, blade obstruction, connector.
E8Input overcurrent detection.Supply voltage, compressor, refrigerant overcharge. How to fix →
EAFour-way valve abnormality.Reversing valve coil and operation, thermistors.
F3Discharge pipe temperature control.Low charge or restriction (high discharge temp). How to fix →
F6High pressure control in cooling.Dirty outdoor coil, fan, overcharge, recirculating air.
F8System shutdown due to temperature abnormality in the compressor.
H0Compressor system sensor abnormality. How to fix →
H6Position sensor abnormality.Compressor wiring and inverter board. How to fix →
H9Outdoor temperature thermistor or related abnormality.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
J3Discharge pipe thermistor or related abnormality.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
J6Outdoor heat exchanger thermistor or related abnormality.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
L3Electrical box temperature rise.
L4Radiation fin (heat sink) temperature rise.Outdoor airflow, heat sink contact, fan. How to fix →
L5Output overcurrent detection.Compressor, inverter output, refrigerant system. How to fix →
P4Radiation fin thermistor or related abnormality. How to fix →

How to read the codes

Codes point to a circuit, not a part. Test before replacing boards or sensors. Inverter boards hold a dangerous charge after power-off; wait and verify DC bus voltage is gone before touching them. Refrigerant work requires EPA 608 certification.

Source: Daikin Service Manual SiUS091601ED (FTX/FVXS/FDMQ with RXL), Error Codes and Description. The "meaning" column follows the manufacturer's wording; "what to check" is our field summary. Always go by the label on the furnace you're working on.