Micro-Air EasyStart soft start fault codes
A soft starter wired into the rooftop compressor circuit so the compressor can start on a small generator or a 30A pedestal. It learns the compressor over the first starts and then limits inrush. A fault stops the compressor and the status LED blinks a count, with a pause between sets. The fan still runs.
EasyStart: 1 blink
Unexpected current, learning problem. Run the relearn procedure on shore power. If it returns, the EasyStart itself is suspect.
EasyStart: 2 blinks
Over current: run current above the limit or above what it learned. Relearn. Then look for the real cause: a failing compressor, a dirty condenser, or a weak run capacitor.
EasyStart: 3 blinks
Power interruption or short cycle timer. Normal for a few minutes after a stop. If it is a real interruption, check the inverter transfer, the surge protector, a generator overload, cords and breakers.
EasyStart: 4 blinks
Compressor overload open. The compressor is hot. Check condenser airflow and the fan. If airflow is fine the compressor is on its way out.
EasyStart: 5 blinks
Stall: compressor will not come up to speed. Check voltage at the unit while starting; a sagging generator or long cord does this. Check wiring and the run capacitor.
EasyStart: 6 blinks
Wrong line voltage for the model. A 120V-only unit on 240V. Check the model against the supply.
EasyStart: 7 blinks
No signal from the start winding. Orange wire not on the start winding, start winding open, or L2 wired straight to it. Power off, check continuity black to orange.
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Codes come from the maker manuals and public service sheets. Your model's own chart always wins, and LP and 120 volt work belongs to a qualified technician.