Mitsubishi Electric UF Error Code
Compressor overcurrent interruption (When Comp. locked)
Source: hvac/mitsubishi-electric/75011a04__SH_SUZ-KA24_36NAHZ_OCH754D.pdf
What does Mitsubishi Electric UF mean?
The control interrupted the compressor on overcurrent because the compressor appears locked, and shows UF on a blinking display. When the compressor motor cannot turn, current spikes, so the inverter shuts it down to prevent damage. A locked compressor can be caused by a mechanical seizure, an electrical fault, or a refrigerant-side condition that stalls startup.
Symptoms
- UF shown on a blinking display
- Compressor attempts to start then stops immediately
- Humming or buzzing without the compressor running
- No cooling or heating output
Common causes
- Mechanically seized or locked compressor
- Compressor motor winding fault
- Abnormal supply voltage at startup
- Refrigerant migration causing a hard start
- Inverter or power-module fault
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Diagnostic steps
Power down fully
Switch off the outdoor unit and wait before any restart.
Check the power supply
Confirm the outdoor unit receives correct, stable voltage on its terminals.
Attempt one reset
Restore power once and observe whether the compressor starts or UF returns at once.
Listen at startup
Note whether the compressor hums without turning, which suggests a lock.
Stop repeated restarts
If UF persists, leave the unit off and arrange service to avoid further damage.
When to call a professional
UF points to a locked compressor and overcurrent trip, which a licensed technician must diagnose. Testing the compressor windings, the inverter, and the supply involves high-voltage work, and a seized compressor may require refrigerant recovery to replace. Repeated reset attempts can cause more damage, so have a qualified professional investigate before further operation.
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