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Samsung Heat Pump Error Code E107

Low pressure sensor open or short circuit.

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What the E107 error code actually means

Your Samsung heat pump has detected a problem with the sensor that monitors refrigerant pressure inside the system. The sensor may have a wiring issue or have failed entirely, so the unit is shutting down as a precaution. A technician will need to inspect the wiring and the sensor itself to determine the root cause.

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Check for short error (under 0.4V); verify sensor connector; compare S-net reading with manifold gauge.
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Most common causes of E107

Ranked by how often they cause this code
  1. 1Damaged or corroded sensor connector
  2. 2Short circuit in sensor wiring
  3. 3Failed low pressure sensor
  4. 4Open circuit in signal wire
  5. 5Actual low refrigerant charge

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Questions people ask about E107

What does E107 mean on a Samsung heat pump?
E107 indicates that the low pressure sensor circuit has detected an open or short circuit condition. The control board monitors the sensor output voltage, and a reading below 0.4V triggers the short circuit fault. The unit shuts down to protect the compressor from operating under potentially unsafe conditions. A technician will need to inspect the sensor, its connector, and the wiring harness to diagnose the specific cause.
Is it safe to run my Samsung heat pump with an E107 error?
No, you should not attempt to bypass or ignore the E107 fault. The low pressure sensor protects the compressor from running in low refrigerant conditions, which can cause severe and costly internal damage. The system is designed to shut down when this fault is detected, and operating the unit with this protection bypassed risks compressor failure.
How much does it cost to repair an E107 error on a Samsung heat pump?
Repair costs depend on the root cause. If the issue is a loose connector or damaged wiring, repair costs are typically lower, often in the range of $100 to $300 including labor. A sensor replacement adds parts cost on top of the diagnostic and labor fees. If the fault is caused by a refrigerant leak, costs can rise significantly into the $300 to $800 or more range depending on the location of the leak and the amount of refrigerant required.
Can I fix E107 on my Samsung heat pump myself?
Some basic checks, such as inspecting the sensor connector for loose or corroded pins, can be performed by a knowledgeable DIYer. However, diagnosing whether the fault is a wiring issue, a failed sensor, or an actual refrigerant problem requires tools such as a manifold gauge set and the ability to read S-net data, which are typically in the hands of certified HVAC technicians. If refrigerant handling is involved, a licensed technician is required by law.
Will resetting my Samsung heat pump clear the E107 error?
A power reset may temporarily clear the error code, but if the underlying fault in the sensor circuit or refrigerant charge has not been resolved, the E107 code will return once the unit attempts to operate. Resetting without diagnosis and repair is not a solution and could mask an ongoing problem that leads to further damage.

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