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LG Single / multi-split wall units Error Codes

Applies to: LG Single / multi-split wall units (CH codes). CH number on the display or wired remote (two blinking LEDs on North American wall units).

LG uses CH numbers across its residential splits. On North American wall units the code blinks on two LEDs instead of showing a number; LG's own blink chart is inconsistent about which LED is which digit, so confirm with a wired remote or LG's service tool when you can.

CodeMeaningWhat to check
CH01Indoor return air thermistor fault.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
CH02Indoor inlet pipe thermistor fault.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
CH05Communication failure between indoor and outdoor unit.Outdoor breaker, interconnect wiring, connectors, boards. How to fix →
CH06Indoor outlet pipe thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH09Indoor EEPROM error.Indoor board.
CH10Indoor fan locked or motor failure.Fan motor, wheel binding, connector.
CH12Indoor middle pipe thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH21DC peak / IPM fault (compressor DC voltage too high).Inverter board, compressor. How to fix →
CH22CT2 error: AC input current too high.Supply voltage, compressor, overcharge. How to fix →
CH23DC link voltage too low.Supply voltage, inverter board. How to fix →
CH25System voltage too low or too high.Supply voltage under load. How to fix →
CH26Inverter compressor seized or not rotating.Compressor windings and wiring. How to fix →
CH27Prospective short circuit fault (current too high).Compressor and inverter board. How to fix →
CH28Inverter compressor DC voltage too high. How to fix →
CH29Inverter compressor amperage too high.Compressor, refrigerant system. How to fix →
CH31CT thermistor reading too low. How to fix →
CH32Compressor discharge pipe temperature too high.Low charge or restriction. How to fix →
CH38Low refrigerant (per LG support).Leak search, flare joints; charge by weight. How to fix →
CH40CT thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH41Compressor discharge pipe thermistor fault.Measure the thermistor; check connector. How to fix →
CH44Outdoor inlet air thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH45Outdoor condenser coil middle thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH46Outdoor suction line thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH48Outdoor coil outlet (liquid line) thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH53Communication failure from outdoor to indoor unit.Interconnect wiring and boards. How to fix →
CH60Outdoor PCB EEPROM checksum error.Outdoor board.
CH61Outdoor condenser coil temperature too high.Dirty outdoor coil, fan, recirculation, overcharge.
CH62Outdoor inverter heat sink temperature too high.Outdoor airflow, heat sink. How to fix →
CH63Condenser coil pipe temperature too low.
CH65Heat sink thermistor fault. How to fix →
CH67Outdoor BLDC fan motor locked.Fan blade obstruction, motor, connector.

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: LG Canada: Single / Multi-Split Air Conditioner Error Codes; LG US: Air Conditioner Guide to Error Codes. 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.