Fujitsu blink codes: counting two lamps instead of one

What Does Error Lamp blink pattern Mean?

Fujitsu indoor units without a character display report faults by blinking two indicator lamps in a coordinated pattern. The operation lamp and the timer lamp each carry a count, and the fault is identified by the pair rather than by either one, which is why counting only the light that first catches your eye produces the wrong code. Applies to: Fujitsu General residential indoor units that report faults through operation and timer indicator lamps This convention belongs to Fujitsu General residential indoor units that use indicator lamps rather than a numeric display. Fujitsu equipment with a wired controller shows codes directly, and the lamp tables differ between indoor generations, so the operation manual for your own model is the reference. Owner-safe checks: Film the lamp pattern on a phone through at least three full repetitions before interrupting power for any reason. | Count each lamp separately from the recording and write both numbers down with the date. | Confirm whether the unit still acknowledges commands from the remote control. Qualified technician: Interpreting the pair against the service tables, testing sensing elements, and checking the interconnecting cable require the casing to be opened by a qualified technician. | An outdoor protection reported through the indoor lamps involves the refrigerant circuit, which is certified work rather than an owner check.