
The Panasonic aircon F95 error code, one of the most commonly encountered Panasonic aircon error codes, indicates a cooling high pressure defect which means the outdoor coil is close to overheating or is overheated. The possible causes can be varied and may involve a malfunctioning outdoor PCB or a failing outdoor fan motor. But generally, solving an F95 error code is often easy because an overheating outdoor unit normally results from something as obvious as inadequate ventilation or an ill-maintained air conditioning unit that needs professional servicing.
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If the F95 error won’t go away after you’ve removed any physical obstruction to the air flow in the outdoor unit, which should be placed in an open, well-ventilated area at all times–a directive that isn’t going to be an issue for HDB flat owners who applied the Building and Construction Authority’s specifications on aircon installation and maintenance, then you need to complete the troubleshooting steps to figure out where the problem is and how to solve it.
Turn off the Panasonic aircon, unplug it from the power outlet, and remove the AC back cover of the outdoor sub-unit. Clean any dirt or debris on the internal parts, especially the outdoor coil and outdoor fan motor unit. Look over the outdoor PCB mainboard and check for loose wiring jacks, damaged or frayed wires, or burnt terminals. Then carefully replace and secure the AC back cover, plug the air conditioner back in, restart it, and check the display for the error code. If the troubleshooting has not been able to clear it, then you need to book an appointment with an HVAC professional.
Silverback Aircon has a collection of refurbished Panasonic aircon spare parts on hand. We can replace any damaged outdoor PCB or outdoor fan motor motor that might be behind the F95 error on your Panasonic air conditioning unit. The table below shows the estimated prices for replacing those parts.
Note that in case we discover that a failing outdoor PCB is the source of the F95 fault, we will not simply replace a defective PCB or two. Silverback Aircon will install the whole circuit box with the complete set of PCBs corresponding to the model of your condenser unit. For the Panasonic CU3S27MKZ condenser model, there are three types of PCBs–the control board, power board, and noise filter. For the Panasonic condenser model CSS9PKZW, only two PCBs–the control board and power board–are used.
The following table shows aircon servicing through Silverback Aircon, in case your Panasonic aircon F95 error is caused by the lack of proper maintenance. Silverback Aircon’s full aircon servicing job includes cleaning of the AC cover, expert washing of the aircon filter, clearing of drainage pan choke, vacuum cleaning of the evaporator coil, and reinstallation of the aircon’s back cover. Also included is a gas leak check, if it’s applicable.
For an error-free Panasonic air conditioning unit, you can also decide on getting regular aircon maintenance appointments with Silverback Aircon technicians. The following table gives the annual costs for quarterly aircon servicing. A quarterly contract maintenance schedule is a cost-effective solution to recurring aircon problems. It’s for Singaporean HDB flat owners who are always on the go and have very little time for aircon maintenance duties.
Take advantage of Silverback Aircon’s free Whatsapp consultation to help clear the F95 error on your Panasonic air conditioner as well as fix any other aircon maintenance issue you might have. Write down the model number of your indoor Panasonic unit (from the sticker attached to the fan coil unit) and the model number of the condenser unit (from the invoice sticker) before you call us; we need the information to diagnose the F95 error issue and give you a quote on the possible cost of repair and parts replacement. Talk to us today.
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