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The LG Therma V R32 Gen3 is an MCS certified R32 monobloc air-source heat pump, requiring a buffer tank and operating on 230V with a 16A MCB. It supports weather compensation and is smart grid ready.
The LG Therma V R32 Gen3 is an air-source monobloc heat pump designed for UK domestic heating applications. This page provides essential technical specifications, installation guidance, and a detailed list of fault codes for heating engineers. Homeowners researching this model will also find key information regarding its operation and regulatory compliance. Understanding these details is crucial for correct installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
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Full technical specifications extracted from the manufacturer brochure. Empty sections are hidden.
The LG Therma V R32 Gen3 series comprises monobloc air-source heat pumps utilising R32 refrigerant. These units are MCS certified, indicating compliance with UK standards for renewable heating installations. Installation requires a minimum front clearance of 700mm and a rear clearance of 300mm for optimal performance and maintenance access. Electrical connection is 230V, with a recommended MCB rating of 16A. A buffer tank is required for system operation. The system supports weather compensation and is smart grid ready, offering flexibility in control and energy management. This appliance is designed for integration into modern hydronic heating systems, providing efficient space heating and domestic hot water.
Every fault code listed in the manufacturer brochure, with likely causes and engineer actions. Each code has a permalink — paste a URL like https://www.boilertag.com/heat-pumps/lg/14kw-3-phase#fault-1 to jump straight to the entry.
| Code | Meaning | Details |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Problem in remote room air sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 10 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged) -+ for Remote room air sensor | Details |
| 2 | Problem in refrigerant (inlet side) sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 6 | Problem in refrigerant (outlet side) sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 8 | Problem in water tank sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 13 | Problem in solar pipe sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 16 | Problems in sensors Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 17 | Problem in water-inlet sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 18 | Problem in water-outlet sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 19 | Problem in electric heater outlet sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature | Details |
| 10 | BLOC Water pump Lock Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action BLOC Water pump defect/ assembly condition abnormal Fan lock by foreign material | Details |
| 3 | Bad communication between remote controller and unit. Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Wire connection between remote controller and Main PCB assembly(Heater) should be tight Output voltage of PCB should be12 V DC | Details |
| 5 | Bad communication between Main PCB assembly(Heater) and Main PCB assembly(Inverter) of the unit. Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Wire connection between remote control panel and Main PCB assembly(Heater) should be tight. | Details |
| 9 | PCB program (EEPROM) fault Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action This error can not be permitted | Details |
| 14 | Problem in flow switch Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Flow switch should be closed while internal water pump is working or DIP switch No. 5 of Main PCB assembly(Heater) is setas on Flow switch should be open while internal water pump is not working | Details |
| 15 | Water pipe overheated Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action If there is no problem in electric heater control, possible maximum leaving water temperature is 72 °C | Details |
| 20 | Thermal fuse is damaged Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action This error will not be happened if temperature of electric heater tankis below 80 °C | Details |
| 21 | DC PEAK (1PM Fault) Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action An instant over current in the U,V,W phase Comp lock The abnormal connection of U,V,W Over load condition Overcharging of refrigerant Pipe length.Outdoor Fan is stop Poor insulation of compressor | Details |
| 22 | Max. C(T Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Malfunction of Compressor 2. Blocking of Pipe 3. Low Voltage Input 4. Refrigerant, Pipe length, Blocked... | Details |
| 23 | DC Link High/LowVolt Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Check CN_(L), CN_(N) Connection Check Input Voltage Check PCB DC Link voltage sensor parts | Details |
| 24 | Low/High PressureSwitch Perception Error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Check the low/high pressure Check the connection of harness | Details |
| 26 | DC CompressorPosition Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Check the connection of comp wire "U,V,W" Malfunction of compressor Check the component of "IPM", detection parts. | Details |
| 27 | AC Input Instant overCurrent Error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Overload operation (Pipe clogging/Covering/EEV defect/Ref. overcharge) 2. Compressor damage (Insulation damage/Motor damage) 3. Input voltage abnormal (L,N) 4. Power line assemble condition abnormal 5. PCB assembly 1 Damage (input current sensing part) | Details |
| 29 | Inverter compressorover current Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Overload operation (Pipe clogging/Covering/EEV defect/Ref. overcharge) 2. Compressor damage (Insulation damage/Motor damage) 3. Input voltage low 4. ODU PCB assembly 1 damage | Details |
| 32 | High temperature in Discharge pipe of the inverter compressor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Check outdoor fan constraint/ screened/ flow structure Check if refrigerant overcharged Check if the sensor is normal Check the status of EEV assembly | Details |
| 35 | Low pressure Error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Defective low pressure sensor Defective unit fan Refrigerant shortage/leakage Deformation because of damage of refrigerant pipe Defective unit EEV Covering/clogging (unit covering during the cooling mode/ unit filter clogging during heating mode) SVC valve clogging Defective unit PCB(Inverter) Defective unit pipe sensor | Details |
| 41 | Problem in D-pipe temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Bad connection of thermistor connector 2. Defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) 3. Defect of outdoor PCB(Inverter) | Details |
| 43 | Problem in highpressure sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Bad connection of connector PCB(Inverter) Bad connection high pressure connector Defect of high pressure connector (Open/Short) Defect of connector PCB(Inverter) (Open/Short) Defect of PCB(Inverter) | Details |
| 44 | Problem in outdoorair temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Bad connection of thermistor connector 2. Defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) 3. Defect of outdoor PCB (Inverter) | Details |
| 45 | Problem in Cond. middle pipe temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Bad connection of thermistor connector 2. Defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) 3. Defect of outdoor PCB (Inverter) | Details |
| 46 | Problem in suctionpipe temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Bad connection of thermistor connector 2. Defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) 3. Defect of outdoor PCB(Inverter) | Details |
| 52 | PCB Communication Error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Generation of noise source interfering with communication | Details |
| 54 | Open and ReversePhase Error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Main power wiring fault | Details |
| 60 | PCB(Inverter) & MainEEPROM check sum error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. EEPROM contact defect/wrong insertion 2. Different EEPROM Version 3. ODU Inverter & Main PCB assembly 1 damage | Details |
| 61 | High temperaturein Cond. Pipe Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Check outdoor fan constraint/ screened / flow structure Check if refrigerant overcharged Check the status of EEV assembly Check the status of sensor assembly/ burn | Details |
| 62 | Heat sink Temp, High error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Part no.: EBR37798101~09 - Check the heatsink sensor: 10 kO / at25 °C(Unplugged) - Check the outdoor fan is driving rightly 2. Part no.: EBR37798112~21 - Check the soldered condition in the 22,23 pin of 1PM,PFCM - Check the screw torque of 1PM, PFCM - Check the spreadable condition of thermal grease on1PM, PFCM - Check the outdoor fan is driving rightly | Details |
| 65 | Problem in Heatsink Temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action Check if there is defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) Check defect of outdoor PCB(Inverter) | Details |
| 67 | Fan lock error Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Fan motor damage 2. Assembly condition abnormal 3. Jammed fan by surroundings | Details |
| 114 | Problem in Vapor injection inlet temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Bad connection of thermistor connector 2. Defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) 3. Defect of outdoor PCB(Outdoor) | Details |
| 115 | Problem in Vapor injection outlet temperature sensor Show causes & actionsLikely causes
Engineer action 1. Bad connection of thermistor connector 2. Defect of thermistor connector (Open/Short) 3. Defect of outdoor PCB(Outdoor) | Details |
Patterns that group across the manufacturer's fault-code table. Each entry links to the full code listing further down the page.
Engineer: Resistance: 10 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged) -+ for Remote room air sensor
Triggered by fault code 1.
Engineer: Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature
Triggered by fault code 2.
Engineer: Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature
Triggered by fault code 6.
Engineer: Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature
Triggered by fault code 8.
Engineer: Resistance: 5 kO at 25 centigrade (unplugged)-+ for all sensors EXCEPT remote room air sensor Voltage: 2.5 V DC at 25 centigrade (plugged) (for all sensors) Refer resistance-temperature tableto check in different temperature
Triggered by fault code 13.
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Specifications on this page are extracted from the manufacturer brochure. Always cross-check against the latest datasheet before commissioning or quoting. Last updated 28 June 2026.