Mitsubishi Electric · FR-D700 Inverter
This fault indicates a low pressure condition, low voltage detected within the system, or an inverter PCB fault. The manual lists these three distinct sub-causes for E49, any of which can lead to system malfunction.
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Measure the system's low-side refrigerant pressure using a manifold gauge set, checking for low charge.
Measure the input AC voltage to the outdoor unit and check for low voltage conditions at the main terminals.
Inspect the inverter PCB for visible signs of damage, burnt components, or loose connections.