ASHV indoor / ACHV outdoor Austral-air R32 High Wall Split - Service Manual - ASHV-04-A Service Manual - Austral-Air AU2506


For a comprehensive complete 56-page Service Manual including fault finding flow charts download Pdf attached,


For a comprehensive complete 56-page Service Manual including fault finding flow charts download Pdf attached,



For a comprehensive complete 56-page Service Manual including fault finding flow charts download Pdf attached,


Austral-Air R32 High Wall Split System – Error Code & Troubleshooting Guide

Document Reference

Title: Austral-Air® R32 High Wall Split System – Service Manual
Publisher: Seeley International
Models Covered: ACHV25D1S / ASHV25D1S through ACHV80D1S / ASHV80D1S


Safety Notice

These systems use R32 flammable refrigerant. All servicing must be performed by qualified, licensed technicians. Refer to the manual’s safety section for handling procedures, ventilation requirements, and electrical isolation protocols.


Error Code Reference Table

Error CodeFault DescriptionSymptomsLikely CausesRecommended Actions
C5Jumper Cap FaultUnit stopsMissing, loose, or damaged jumper capCheck jumper cap installation; replace if faulty
E6Communication FaultCompressor stops; indoor fan may runWiring issues, board faultsCheck wiring, replace control boards if needed
H5 / P5IPM / Over-phase Current ProtectionCompressor stopsIncorrect wiring, high refrigerant charge, dirty coilsCheck compressor wiring, refrigerant level, clean coils
H3 / E4Compressor Overload / High Discharge TempCompressor stopsFaulty overload protector, refrigerant issuesTest overload protector, check refrigerant charge
F1–F5Sensor FaultsCompressor stops; indoor fan may runLoose or damaged sensor, board faultCheck sensor connections, replace sensor or board
H6Indoor Fan Motor FaultFan doesn’t operateMotor or board faultTest motor voltage, replace motor or board
E5AC Overcurrent ProtectionCompressor stopsDirty coils, fan issues, high loadClean coils, check fan operation, test current draw
E8 / L9 / H4High Temp / Power / System AbnormalCompressor stopsHigh ambient temp, poor ventilationImprove airflow, check fan and refrigerant
H7Compressor DesynchronizationCompressor stopsWiring or refrigerant issuesCheck UVW wiring, refrigerant charge
LcStartup FailureCompressor fails to startUnbalanced pressure, wiring, refrigerantWait 3 mins, check wiring, refrigerant level
pUCapacitor Charging FaultCompressor stopsVoltage issues, reactor wiringMeasure voltage, check reactor wiring
Other Sensor FaultsVariousCompressor stopsSensor damage or wiring faultReplace sensor, check wiring

Troubleshooting Flowcharts

Each error code is supported by a detailed diagnostic flowchart from the service manual. These flowcharts guide technicians through step-by-step fault isolation and resolution.


Austral-Air R32 Troubleshooting Flowcharts PDF attached

Flowchart Summaries

C5 – Jumper Cap Fault

  • Check jumper cap installation on indoor control board.
  • Replace jumper cap or control board if issue persists.

E6 – Communication Fault

  • Inspect wiring between indoor and outdoor units.
  • Test communication circuits; replace faulty boards.

H5 / P5 – IPM & Over-phase Current

  • Verify compressor wiring (UVW), voltage, refrigerant charge.
  • Clean heat exchangers: replace compressor or board if needed.

H3 / E4 – Compressor Overload / High Temp

  • Test overload protector and expansion valve.
  • Check refrigerant charge and replace faulty components.

F1–F5 – Sensor Faults

  • Inspect sensor connections and resistance.
  • Replace sensor or control board.

H6 – Indoor Fan Motor Fault

  • Check motor terminals, voltages, and blade movement.
  • Replace motor or indoor control board.

E5 – AC Overcurrent

  • Check power voltage, fan operation, compressor condition.
  • Clean coils and replace control board if unresolved.

E8 / L9 / H4 – High Temp / Power / Abnormal

  • Check ambient temperature, fan operation, airflow.
  • Replace fan capacitor or control board.

H7 – Compressor Desynchronization

  • Check UVW wiring, refrigerant charge, ventilation.
  • Replace compressor or control board.

Lc – Startup Failure

  • Wait 3 minutes, check wiring and refrigerant charge.
  • Replace compressor or control board.

pU – Capacitor Charging Fault

  • Measure capacitor voltage and AC input.
  • Check reactor wiring; replace control board.

Sensor Resistance Reference

Refer to the Resistance Chart in the manual (page 44) for expected values when testing temperature sensors.


Additional Diagnostic Tools

  • Three-pin motor testing procedure (page 50)
  • Indoor unit disassembly steps (pages 45–49)
  • Wi-Fi connection check (page 52)