How To Fix an EE Mini Split Error Code (Cooper and Hunter)

By | April 3, 2024

How To Fix an EE Mini Split Error Code Cooper and Hunter

An EE error code on a Cooper and Hunter mini split is a Water Level Alarm Malfunction.

There is an issue with the water level in the unit which should be checked.

When the alarm voltage signal is less than 5-volts, the LED will display a failure.

Possible Causes of EE Mini Split Error Code

How To Fix an EE Mini Split Error Code Cooper and Hunter Cuases

  • Wiring Problem
  • Faulty Water Level Switch
  • Faulty Water Pump
  • Faulty Indoor Main PCB Board

An EE error code can be caused by a wiring mistake, faulty water level switch, bad water pump, or the indoor main PCB board.

How To Fix or Clear an EE Mini Split Error Code

  1. Power off the unit and turn off the breaker or disconnect.
  2. Wait 2-3 minutes and power the unit back on.

Troubleshooting an EE Mini Split Error Code

  • Check Water Level Switch
  • Check Water Level Float
  • Check the Water Pump
  • Check The Indoor Main PCB Board

Summary
If you have a Cooper and Hunter mini split with an EE error code, there is a problem with the water pump.

Water pumps are often used in basements or similar when the condenser water can not gravity drip to an outside location.

These small units are called condensate pumps and usually work without any issues.

A condensate pump will have a small holding container that water drips into. When the start level reaches a certain point, the float will activate a switch that turns on the water pump.

When the water falls to a low level, the float will activate a switch that turns off the water pump.

If they do go bad often, a line is clogged with debris which blocks the water from being pumped out or dripped into the holding container.

Wiring can also be a failure point with a loose connection causing an issue.

Condensate pumps can also fail and need to be replaced.

Have you had any issues with a Cooper and Hunter mini-split with an EE error code? Let us know your thoughts below.

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About Aaron H. Benetti

Aaron H. Benetti an HVAC technician who has worked in the field since 1991. He began his career as an HVAC installer and later began doing troubleshooting and repairs. Around 2010, he began to write books on HVAC topics, mainly tutorials and how-to information. Currently, Aaron works as an HVAC tech and also writes many articles and posts for websites as well as books and videos on HVAC topics.

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