Mitsubishi Electric · Heat pumps · Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan FTC7 controller (PUZ-WM/WZ, PUHZ-SW)
E0–E5Communication failure between main remote controller and FTC
Name in the manufacturer's documentation (service manual): Communication failure between main remote controller and FTC
[1]
In plain words (editorial)
The main remote controller cannot communicate with the FTC control unit of the heat pump. The manual says to check the connection cable for damage or loose connections.
When to call a service technician: If the cable looks fine, the installer checks the controller wiring.
✎ editorial – written from the cited sources, not a manufacturer statement. Status: draft.
For technicians
Steps given by the manufacturer (source text)
- Check connection cable for damage or loose connections[2]
⚠ Work on refrigerant circuits, mains electricity and PV DC wiring is for qualified technicians only.
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Sources
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- [1] Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan FTC7 PAC-IF081B-E / PAC-IF082B-E / PAC-IF083B-E – Installation Manual (DG79H200H02) , p. 33 official manufacturer document quote verified
E0 - E5 Communication failure between main remote controller and FTC
- [2] Mitsubishi Electric Ecodan FTC7 PAC-IF081B-E / PAC-IF082B-E / PAC-IF083B-E – Installation Manual (DG79H200H02) , p. 33 official manufacturer document quote verified
E0 - E5 Communication failure between main remote controller and FTC Check connection cable for damage or loose connections