Daikin furnace error codes

25 codes with causes and test steps, plus 1 settings tables.

CodeMeaningSeverity
E10Grounding fault / poor neutral connectionHigh
E11Flame rollout switch openCritical
EE0Lockout - too many ignition retries (3)High
EE1Pressure switch closed at start of heating cycleMedium
EE2Pressure switch did not close (inducer runs, no ignition)Medium
EE3High (primary) limit openHigh
EE4Flame sensed with no call for heatCritical
EE5Open fuse (short in low voltage wiring)Medium
EE6Low flame signalLow
EE8High-stage pressure switch closed at start of heating cycleMedium
EE9High-stage pressure switch did not closeMedium
EAFR-32 sensor communication lost - mitigation modeHigh
EALR-32 refrigerant leak detected - mitigation modeCritical
EASR-32 sensor fault - mitigation modeHigh
EArA2L relay fault - mitigation modeHigh
EEAReversed line polarity or grounding errorHigh
EECInternal gas valve error - valve energized when it should not beCritical
EEEInternal control fault (IRQ loss)High
EEHTwinning errorLow
EEJInducer relay errorHigh
EELIgniter relay / igniter circuit faultHigh
EEbExternal gas valve error - valve not energized when it should beHigh
EEnIgniter openHigh
EbLLow circulator current - hard lockoutHigh
EbUUnexpected circulator current - hard lockoutHigh

Settings and specs

Normal status displays (7-segment)

Installer menu · Daikin DR96TN/DD96TN

ModeDisplay
IdleIdL
Continuous fanFAn
Cooling, low stage1AC
Cooling, high stage2AC
Gas heat, low stagegH1
Gas heat, high stagegH2
Factory (OEM) test modeEOL
  • These are normal operating displays, not fault codes.

Source: Daikin RSD6612304 (DR96TN/DD96TN service), 2 Stage Status Codes p.27

Models covered

DD96TN0403BNDD96TN0603BNDD96TN0803BNDD96TN1005CNDR96TN0303ANDR96TN0403ANDR96TN0603ANDR96TN0603BNDR96TN0803BNDR96TN0804CNDR96TN1004CNDR96TN1005CNDR96TN1205DN

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