General Electric
Air Conditioner Error Codes
GE Air Conditioner
Fault Codes List:
Error Code
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Problem
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E0
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On 70 Pint models only - when water is not pumped out
while the unit is running under the Pump mode, E0 and the pump light will
flash on the display.
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E1
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Electronic control board function error. Unplug the window
air conditioner for 1 minute and then plug it back in to reset the electronic
control board. If the code doesn’t clear, unplug the window air conditioner
and check the wire harness connections on the electronic control board. Check
the electronic control board for visible damage such as a burn mark. Replace
the electronic control board if it’s damaged or defective.
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E4
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Water bucket is full or defective bucket float switch. If
the collection bucket is full, empty the bucket. If the bucket isn’t full,
unplug the air conditioner and check the wire harness connections on the
electronic control board. Check for a pinched or damaged wire in the wire
harness between the electronic control board and the collection bucket float
switch. Check the float switch for damage. If the float switch is defective,
replace it.
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88
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When power is connected to the unit, "88" will
be displayed, this is normal. If a fault or error code appears on the display
of the dehumidifier, disconnect power to the unit for 30 seconds. If the
fault code reappears, review the Troubleshooting Tips in your Owner's Manual.
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Troubleshooting Tips
Troubleshooting Tips:
Save time and money! Review the chart below first and you may not need to call
for service.
Problem: Air
conditioner does not start
Possible Causes:
- The air
conditioner is unplugged.
- The
fuse is blown/circuit breaker is tripped.
- Power
failure.
- The current interrupter device is tripped.
What To Do:
- Make
sure the air conditioner plug is pushed completely into the outlet.
- Check
the house fuse/circuit breaker box and replace the fuse or reset the
breaker.
- If
power failure occurs, turn the air conditioner OFF. When power is
restored, wait 3 minutes to restart the air conditioner to prevent
tripping of the com pressor overload.
- Press the mESEI’button located on the power
cord plug.


Problem: Air
conditioner does not cool or heat as it should
Possible Causes:
- Airflow
is restricted.
- The
temp control may not be set correctly.
- The air
filter is dirty.
- The
room may have been hot.
- Cold
air is escaping.
- Cooling coils have iced up.
What To Do:
- Make
sure there are no curtains, blinds or furniture blocking the front of the
air conditioner.
- ln COOL
mode or HEAT mode (some models), press the DECREASE- pad.
- Clean
the filter at least every 30 days,
- When
the air conditioner is first turned on, you need to allow time for the
room to cool down.
- Check
for open furnace registers and cold air returns,
- See “Air conditioner freezing up”below.
Problem: Air
conditioner freezing up
Possible Causes: Ice
blocks the airflow and stopsthe air conditioner from cooling the room.
What To Do:
- Set the
controls at HIGH FAN or HIGH COOL and set the thermostat to a higher
temperature to allow the ice to melt.
- Check filter for cleanliness.
Problem: The
remote control is not working
Possible Causes:
- The
batteries are inserted incorrectly.
- The batteries may be dead.
What To Do:
- Check
the position of the batteries, They should be inserted correctly.
- Replace the batteries,
Problem: Water
drips outside
Possible Causes: Hot,
humid weather.
What To Do: This is
normal.
Problem: Water
drips indoors
Possible Causes: The
air conditioner is not tilted to the outside.
What To Do: For proper
water disposal, make sure the air conditioner case is level or slants slightly
from the case from to the rear.
Problem: Water
collects in basepan
Possible Causes:
Moisture removed from air and drains into base pan.
What To Do: This is
normal for 0 short period in areas with little humidity; normal for a longer
period in very humid areas.