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Midea Air Conditioner EH 60 Error Code
Room temperature sensor fault on Midea air conditioners.
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Midea's control reads the room air temperature from a small sensor called T1. EH 60 means that reading is out of range because the sensor is open, shorted, or unplugged from the board.
Compatible models
Midea doesn't list models for EH 60. You'll see it on its ductless wall units with the four-character code display.
Also shown as
Older units call this E4. On Midea window air conditioners the room sensor fault shows as AS instead.
Difficulty
Try the basic checks, but the usual fix is a technician's job.
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How to fix Midea EH 60
Dust around the intake
With the unit off, clean the filters and wipe dust from the intake grille. HVACDirect suggests clearing dust from the indoor sensors before anything else.
Leave the sensor alone
The sensor and its plug are inside the indoor unit by the control board. Getting to them means working near the board, so leave that to a technician.
When to call a technician
If EH 60 returns, a technician can check the sensor's resistance and replace it. It's normally a cheap part.
Parts linked to EH 60
These are the parts most often behind this code. Tap one to see what it does and the signs it is failing.
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Frequently asked questions
Which Midea models show the EH 60 code?
Midea doesn't list models for EH 60. You'll see it on its ductless wall units with the four-character code display.
Can I fix Midea EH 60 myself?
Only the basic checks. You can safely try the steps above, but EH 60 usually points to a part or fault that needs a technician.
Other Midea air conditioner codes
- EL 01Indoor and outdoor units have lost contact
- EH 00Indoor board memory (EEPROM) fault
- EH 03Indoor fan speed out of range
- EH 61Indoor coil sensor fault
- EH 0bIndoor main board and display aren't talking
- EL 0CPossible refrigerant leak detected
- EC 07Outdoor fan speed out of control
- EC 53Outdoor air temperature sensor fault
- EC 52Outdoor coil sensor fault
- EC 54Compressor discharge sensor fault
- PC 00Inverter power module (IPM) protection
- PC 01Supply voltage too high or too low
- PC 02Compressor or power module overheating
- PC 04Inverter compressor drive error
- PC 08Over-current protection
- PC 0LToo cold outside to run
- P1Portable AC water tank is full
- E1Portable AC room temperature sensor fault
- E2Portable AC evaporator sensor fault
- E4Portable AC display panel communication fault
- ASWindow AC room temperature sensor fault
Last reviewed 2026-10-19. Codes and steps can vary by model; check your owner's manual.