Midea R32 M thermal Arctic Mono fault E1
Phase sequence error
Heat pumpWhat it means
Phase sequence error on 3-phase power supply. Only applies to 3-phase models. M thermal Mono stops running. Error code displayed on refrigerant system main control board and user interface.
Likely causes
- Power supply phases not connected in correct sequence, power supply terminals loose, power supply abnormal, main PCB damaged
- Incorrect phase sequence on 3-phase supply
- Power supply terminals loose
- Power supply abnormal
- Main PCB damaged
- Insufficient refrigerant caused by refrigerant leakage
- Low pressure side blocked by crushed or bent pipe, blocked EXV, or dirty filter
- Poor air side heat exchanger heat exchange in heating or DHW mode
- Insufficient water flow rate in cooling mode
- Outdoor main PCB fault (last resort)
- Inverter module damaged
- Main board fuse damaged/blown
- Hydronic box main PCB fault
- Damaged cables between hydronic box main PCB and outdoor unit main PCB
- Outdoor unit main PCB fault
- Incorrect or abnormal input power supply (N or L)
Where to start
- Verify 3-phase power supply phase sequence is correct. Check that A, B, C terminals match compressor phase sequence requirements. Verify all power supply terminals are securely fastened. Check power supply equipment for abnormalities.
- Check if the phase sequence of the 3-phase power supply is incorrect
- Check if some power supply terminals are loose
The full answer, free
- 67 more checks in order
- The readings and component tests from the manual
- How to put it right, step by step
- The manual page for this fault (page 71), right under the answer
Safety: Isolate the outdoor unit and any backup heater, and give the inverter capacitors time to discharge before you open the electrics. Anything on the refrigerant circuit needs F-gas certification.
From the Midea manual for the R32 M thermal Arctic Mono. Check the model on the data plate before you order parts.
Other Midea R32 M thermal Arctic Mono fault codes
- BHPED board checking fail
- C7Transducer module temperature too high protect
- D0Oil return operation in progress
- E0Water flow failure (repeated E8 occurrence)
- E2Communication error between outdoor unit and user interface
- E3Backup electric heater water outlet temperature sensor error
- E4Domestic hot water tank temperature sensor error
- E5Air side heat exchanger refrigerant outlet temperature sensor error
- E6Outdoor ambient temperature sensor error
- E7Balance tank sensor Tbt1 error
- E8Water flow failure
- E9Suction pipe temperature sensor error
- EADischarge pipe temperature sensor error
- EBSolar board sensor tsolar error
- ECBalance tank sensor Tbt2 error
- EDWater side heat exchanger water inlet temperature sensor error
- EEHydronic system EEPROM error
- ELCommunication fault between hydraulic module and MH-kit
- F1DC bus voltage is too low
- H0Communication error between refrigerant system main control chip and hydronic system...
- H1Communication error between refrigerant system main control chip and inverter driver chip
- H2Water side heat exchanger refrigerant inlet (liquid pipe) temperature sensor error
- H3Water side heat exchanger refrigerant outlet temperature sensor error
- H5Room temperature sensor error