Panasonic / Wall-Mounted Standard Inverter R32 MPU multi split

F91 - Refrigerant cycle abnormality.

Panasonic lists F91 as a refrigerant cycle abnormality in the self-diagnosis table for inverter air conditioners.

Applied here to Wall-Mounted Standard Inverter R32 MPU multi-split models, but Panasonic says exact code support and interpretation can vary by operating instructions.

Severity

High

Display

Displayed as F91 by the self-diagnosis function on compatible Panasonic inverter air conditioners.

Support first?

Often not

Models in range

CS-MPU9YKZ, CS-MPU12YKZ, CS-MPU18YKZ

What to do first

Start with these checks

  1. 1Stop operation if cooling performance is unstable or poor.
  2. 2Record the exact code and check the operating instructions for the installed model.
  3. 3Arrange qualified service before continued operation.

Likely causes

What usually sits behind this code

The refrigeration cycle is operating abnormally.

The unit has detected a fault condition in the cooling circuit.

Contact support

Contact customer support if any of these apply

  • !The code appears more than once.
  • !Cooling performance is poor or stops altogether.
  • !Refrigeration-system diagnosis is needed.
  • - Panasonic's self-diagnosis article says to note the code and contact a qualified service technician for inspection, troubleshooting, and repairs.
  • - This is a refrigerant-cycle fault label rather than a user-maintenance reminder.

Related codes

Nearby codes in this family

More ranges

More Panasonic air-conditioner ranges

Source notes

Source and scope

Source: Panasonic Cambodia HVAC

Panasonic's official self-diagnosis page lists F91 as 'Refrigerant cycle abnormality'.

Last reviewed: 2026-04-19

Panasonic says the self-diagnosis function is for identifying potential malfunctions. Repairs and complex troubleshooting should be handled by a qualified service technician.

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