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84 Current sensor error

High severity Fujitsu ductless split/multi/VRF (general code list)Fujitsu wall-mounted 7-15 (NA ASU/AOU type)Fujitsu slim duct ARU 7-18 (LL type)

What the control is telling you

Outdoor current sensor fault (permanent stop). Indoor lamps: OPERATION (green) flashes 8x, TIMER (orange) flashes 4x, ECONOMY (green) flashes fast nonstop; wired remote shows 84.

Applies to: Fujitsu ductless heat pumps: Fujitsu ductless split/multi/VRF (general code list), Fujitsu wall-mounted 7-15 (NA ASU/AOU type), Fujitsu slim duct ARU 7-18 (LL type)

Likely causes

  • Current sensor / outdoor PCB fault

Test and repair steps

  1. Check outdoor PCB connections.
  2. Replace the outdoor main PCB (current sensor is on the board on most splits).

Settings for these units

Other codes on the same units

  • 76 2-way / 3-way valve temperature sensor error
  • 77 Heat sink temperature sensor error
  • 82 Sub-cool heat exchanger sensor error
  • 83 Liquid pipe temperature sensor error
  • 86 Pressure sensor / high pressure switch error
  • 94 Overcurrent trip detection
  • 95 Compressor motor control / rotor position error
  • 97 Outdoor fan motor error

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Source: Fujitsu All Fujitsu split - multi - VRF (generic code list) codes.pdf - section error code table (indoor LED flashes); Fujitsu Wall-mounted 7-9-12-15 (North American trilingual, UTY-RNNUM remotes; e.g. ASU9-12-15 RLF1-RLS familie.pdf - section 14 Error codes; Fujitsu Slim duct AR07-09-12-14-18 (ARU-ARYG LL-type equivalent) installation P-N 9381858064.pdf - section 14 Error codes. Summarized in our own words; check the original manual for your model.

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