Error Code: EH 65 – Evaporator Coil Temperature Sensor (T2A) Open Circuit or Short Circuit

Modified on Thu, 22 May at 3:51 PM

Error Code: EH 65 – Evaporator Coil Temperature Sensor (T2A) Open Circuit or Short Circuit


What this means:
The T2A sensor, which monitors the evaporator coil temperature, is reporting a signal that is either too low (< 0.06V)or too high (> 4.94V). This indicates a short circuit or open circuit, preventing the system from accurately measuring the coil temperatureTS23.


Try this first (quick reset):

  1. Turn off power to the unit completely.

  2. Wait at least 2 minutes.

  3. Turn it back on and observe the system.

  • If the error clears — the issue may have been a temporary glitch.

  • If the error returns — follow the sensor diagnostic steps below.


Next steps (for technicians):

  1. Inspect wiring from T2A sensor to PCB:

    • Ensure there is no damage or loose connection.

    • Reseat or replace the wire as needed.

  2. Measure the sensor resistance:

    • If resistance is not within the normal range → replace the T2A sensor.

    • If resistance is normal but the error remains → replace the indoor PCB.


What you might need:

  • T2A sensor

  • Indoor PCB

  • Connection wires


Helpful tip:
EH 65 is part of the standard indoor sensor fault group (EH 60–66). These all follow the same diagnosis logic: check wiring, then test the sensor, and finally the PCB if needed.


Click here to view the detailed guide.TS23

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