LG AC CH01 Error — Indoor Room Temperature Sensor Fault & How to Fix It
CH01 on an LG AC means the indoor room temperature sensor (return-air thermistor) has an open or short circuit. The unit…
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CH01 on an LG AC means the indoor room temperature sensor (return-air thermistor) has an open or short circuit. The unit…
CH02 on an LG AC means the indoor pipe (evaporator) temperature sensor has an open or short circuit. The unit cannot mon…
CH05 on an LG AC means the indoor and outdoor units have lost communication. The indoor unit cannot send or receive data…
CH10 (also shown as CA on some models) means the indoor fan motor is not running or the discharge temperature has exceed…
CH21 means the inverter circuit in the outdoor unit has detected excessive DC current. This is a serious electrical faul…
CH22 means the compressor itself is drawing excessive current, triggering the overcurrent protection relay.
CH25 means the outdoor unit has detected an incoming power supply error — voltage is outside the acceptable range or pha…
CH26 means the inverter compressor has a fault — typically a winding failure, ground fault, or the compressor has seized…
CH27 means the Intelligent Power Module (IPM) on the outdoor inverter PCB has failed or is overheating.
CH32 means the compressor discharge temperature has exceeded approximately 105 degrees C. The unit stops to protect the…
CH34 means the high-pressure switch on the outdoor unit has tripped — refrigerant pressure on the discharge side is dang…
CH35 means the low-pressure sensor or switch has detected abnormally low refrigerant pressure — the system may be leakin…
CH38 means the system has detected low refrigerant pressure or an electrical fault. The AC stops to protect the compress…
CH41 means the inverter compressor discharge temperature sensor (thermistor) on the outdoor unit is faulty — open or sho…
CH44 means the outdoor ambient air temperature thermistor is faulty — open or short circuit.
CH45 means the condenser coil outlet temperature sensor (thermistor) on the outdoor unit has an open or short circuit.
CH47 means the electronic expansion valve (EEV) or its thermistor sensor on the outdoor unit is faulty.
CH61 means the outdoor condenser coil temperature has exceeded approximately 65 degrees C. The unit stops to prevent hig…
CH62 means the inverter heat-sink temperature sensor (thermistor) on the outdoor PCB is faulty — open or short circuit.
CH67 (also shown as EF on some models) means the outdoor fan motor is not running or is locked. Without the outdoor fan,…