Daewoo Air Conditioner Error Code continuous ON blink
Room sensor open or short
Room sensor open or short — unit continues working, fixing room temperature to 32°C in cooling mode.
First step from the service manual
Check room sensor for open or short circuit; Micom input voltage 0~0.3V indicates open, 4.7~5.0V indicates short.
The complete diagnostic procedure includes additional test steps, resistance specifications, wiring diagram references, and component test points.
Get the full diagnostic procedure for continuous ON blink.
- Step-by-step tests with expected resistance, voltage, and continuity values
- Wiring diagram references and connector pinouts from the OEM service manual
- Verified part numbers when replacement is required
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What continuous ON blink means on a Daewoo air conditioner
The continuous ON blink error on a Daewoo air conditioner indicates a fault with the room temperature sensor, also called the room sensor or indoor air sensor. This sensor provides the Micom (microcomputer control board) with real-time ambient temperature data so the unit can regulate cooling or heating output. When the Micom detects that the sensor signal has fallen outside the expected voltage range, it registers an open or short circuit condition and triggers the continuous blink pattern on the display or indicator panel.
To determine whether the fault is an open or short circuit, the Micom input voltage at the sensor terminal is the key diagnostic reference. A reading of 0 to 0.3V indicates an open circuit, meaning the electrical path through the sensor has been broken, typically due to a disconnected connector, broken wire, or a sensor that has failed to infinite resistance. A reading of 4.7 to 5.0V indicates a short circuit, meaning the sensor or its wiring has developed a low-resistance path to voltage, which drives the signal rail high.
Despite the fault, the Daewoo unit is designed to continue operating rather than shutting down completely. As a failsafe, the Micom fixes the target room temperature reference to 32 degrees Celsius in cooling mode, allowing the unit to run but without accurate temperature regulation. This means the compressor and fan will continue to operate, but the system cannot properly respond to actual room conditions. The unit will not achieve efficient or accurate temperature control until the sensor fault is resolved.
Source: manufacturer service documentation.
Common causes of continuous ON blink
- 01
Failed room temperature sensor
Part replacementThe sensor itself has degraded internally, producing a resistance value outside the normal operating range. This causes the Micom input voltage to drop near 0V (open) or rise near 5V (short), both of which trigger the fault.
- 02
Disconnected or loose sensor connector
Wiring / connectionThe connector linking the room sensor to the control board may have worked loose due to vibration or during previous servicing. A disconnected connector presents as an open circuit with Micom input voltage reading 0 to 0.3V.
- 03
Damaged or broken sensor wiring
Part replacementThe wire harness between the room sensor and the Micom board can crack, fray, or break, particularly where the harness is routed around sharp edges or moving components. A broken wire results in an open circuit condition.
- 04
Short circuit in sensor wiring
Part replacementWiring insulation that has worn through can allow the sensor signal wire to contact a voltage source, pushing the Micom input to 4.7 to 5.0V and registering a short circuit fault. Inspect the harness for pinching or insulation damage.
- 05
Corroded sensor or connector terminals
Wiring / connectionMoisture exposure inside the indoor unit can cause corrosion at the sensor terminals or connector pins, increasing resistance to the point where the circuit reads as open. Cleaning or replacement of the affected connector may be required.
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