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Midea Air Conditioner E2 Error Code
Portable AC evaporator sensor fault on Midea air conditioners.
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The sensor on the cold coil inside the portable is giving a bad reading. Without it the unit can't tell when the coil is about to ice up, so it stops.
Compatible models
Midea's US support FAQ lists E2 for its portable air conditioners and E3 for select portable models, without naming them.
Also shown as
Some Midea portables also show E3, which Midea lists as a condenser (hot coil) sensor fault on select models. On older mini-splits E2 is a zero-crossing signal fault, a different problem entirely.
Difficulty
Start with the safe checks below; a worn part may need replacing.
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How to fix Midea E2
Let the coil thaw
If the unit was running hard in a humid room, unplug it and leave it off for an hour so any frost on the coil can melt.
Restart with a clean filter
Rinse the filter, let it dry, refit it, and start the unit again.
When to call a technician
A code that keeps coming back needs a sensor replacement by Midea service.
Parts linked to E2
These are the parts most often behind this code. Tap one to see what it does and the signs it is failing.
Order parts by your full model number so they fit.
Frequently asked questions
Which Midea models show the E2 code?
Midea's US support FAQ lists E2 for its portable air conditioners and E3 for select portable models, without naming them.
Can I fix Midea E2 myself?
Often. The first steps above are safe checks a homeowner can do. If they don't clear E2, the cause is likely a worn part that needs replacing.
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 60Room temperature sensor fault
- 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
- 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.