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Phil Lohrey Posted on Feb 07, 2015

My Mitsubishi split aircon stops after a couple of minutes, and green operation light flashes. I have checked filters and timer, both OK. Will turning it off at the main switch board reset things?

Tired different cooling and heating settings, cleaned filters and turned of timer just in case that was turning it off.

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Your main board more so the pipe sensor connected to it, is defective. if the pipe senor can be changed it will work but in most cases the whole main-board will have to be changed as well.

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