Gree E6 Error Code | Meaning and How to Fix

The E6 error on a Gree air conditioner usually indicates a communication failure between the indoor and outdoor units. Turn off the AC and unplug it (or switch off the breaker).

⚠️ Gree AC E6 Error Code – Meaning

E6 = Communication malfunction between indoor and outdoor units

This can be caused by:

• Loose or damaged wiring

• Power supply issues

• Faulty control board (indoor or outdoor)

• Surge or short circuit

• Incompatible or mismatched components (rare)

🛠️ How to Fix Gree E6 Error

1. Power Cycle the System

• Turn off the AC and unplug it (or switch off the breaker)

• Wait 5–10 minutes

• Turn it back on

This clears temporary glitches or static build-up.

2. Check Wiring Connections

• Inspect the communication cable between indoor and outdoor units

• Look for:

  • Loose or corroded terminals

  • Burn marks or broken insulation

  • Improper grounding

⚠️ Only do this if you’re comfortable and know how to safely handle electrical equipment. Otherwise, call a technician.

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3. Check for Power Supply Issues

• Ensure both indoor and outdoor units are receiving stable voltage

• Voltage fluctuations can trigger communication errors

4. Reset the Control Boards

If your Gree model has a reset button or dip switch on the indoor PCB:

• Use it to reset the board

• Or, remove power from both units for several minutes

5. Call a Technician If:

• Error returns after reset

• You hear clicking but the outdoor unit doesn’t start

• There are visible signs of board failure (burnt smell, buzzing, blinking LEDs)

🧰 Possible Parts That May Need Replacement

• Indoor or outdoor control PCB

• Communication cable

• Thermistors or sensors if they are part of the failure chain