E3 error when turned on shuts off
Even after replacing thermostat and motherboard offered from company, my heater would trigger e3 error code and shut off. After several (maybe 100!) different attempts to plug in and operate, here is what worked for me!
Depress the power button on the heater while plugging in to wall circuit. Continuously depress power button. It will run through a test cycle and attempt to start. Keep depressing the power button as the heater tries to start, then shuts down with e3 error. While the power button is still depressed, unplug the unit from the wall. When I plug back in the wall the E3 error is gone. Good luck
I did EXACTLY as said in the above mentioned comment and it actually worked! I tried everything to get my Lily Elite heater to work and nothing worked. I tried this and got it working on a matter of 20 seconds! Thank you!
Me too! Thank you!!!
Yea I took my back off cause it was reading E3 and I had dust bunnys on my thermostats and cleaned it out works like new
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