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P5 High condensate level

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What this code means

Same underlying issue as P4 — the condensate pump isn't keeping up or the drain is blocked, and water level has risen further.

Most likely causes

What to try first

Same fix as P4: check and clear the drain line before assuming pump failure.

Good news: this one is often fixable without a service call. If it persists after the steps above, have it looked at.

FAQ

What does Mitsubishi error code P5 mean?

High condensate level. Same underlying issue as P4 — the condensate pump isn't keeping up or the drain is blocked, and water level has risen further.

Can I fix Mitsubishi code P5 myself?

Often, yes. Same fix as P4: check and clear the drain line before assuming pump failure.

What causes Mitsubishi code P5?

The most common causes are: clogged condensate drain line; failed condensate pump.

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