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Could be the capacitor or pressure points not getting power

Hi, you would need to call the company to determine whether they provide the display for your AC. I would image that they have the parts but if it's manufactured in another country, mailing that one piece might not be smart for them budget wise. Thank you.

H6 indoor unit fan stall. Most likely a faulty fan motor but could be a faulty controller board. My money is on the fan motor which is a DC motor.

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electrolux ac 1.5 ton i n our ac display showing F8 it is not change in remote how remove that.

I would investigate what voltage the transformer connects to for primary and what voltage devices connect to secondary. Bring in a temporary power source and read the amperes it draws to operate and find the product of secondary volts and amps to select a new replacement txr

Protection against AC overcurrent E5 "Switch the appliance off and on again. If this does not resolve the issue, contact an Authorised Service Centre." Free service manual for an Electrolux appliance. https://www.manualslib.com/manual/824502/Electrolux-Exh09hl1w.html?page=31 Electrolux EXH09HL1W Service Manual Error Codes Quoting from a service manual: https://www.manualslib.com/manual/824502/Electrolux-Exh09hl1w.html?page=46#manual "(6) Over current protection E5 is displayed on indoor unit Yellow LED lamp of outdoor unit blinks for 5 times #It indicates that the current of the complete unit is too large. Check if voltage of power supply is normal." Electrolux EXH09HL1W Service Manual Page 46

good day I have a problem with my aircon its ECOAIRE aircondition with error F6

Anti high temperature protection. Check the outdoor coil for airflow obstructions. Check the outdoor fan motor for correct operation.

it can damage the motor solenoid. looks similar to these power goes into the capacitor and turns the motor on at a steady speed and builds up power, if it overloads that can happen it will either send full voltage that the motor cannot build up on or no voltage

Indoor pipe sensor (thermistor) fault. These are cheap and easy to replace.

Remote screws holding front panel on the head unit. There are usually 2 - 4 at the bottom of the louvers (for a split system) and possibly a couple under the panel that hides the filters. The whole front panels should then be able to easily lift up from the bottom and un-clip from the top. DO NOT FORCE it if it doesn't come off fairly easily, as the plastic will break. Check that you haven't missed any screws. Once the panel is off (make sure power is off to the whole unit) just un-clip the Rx board from the controller and plug in the new one. The Rx board may also be held by screws or just plastic clips.