E6
Mitsubishi · MSZ-GL09NA 9,000 BTU Wall-Mount Ductless Mini-Split Indoor Unit
The EEPROM memory chip on the indoor unit control board is corrupted or has failed. This is very commonly caused by power surges or lightning-induced transients on the electrical supply. The EEPROM stores operating parameters, calibration data, and runtime logs. On the indoor unit, the green LED typically blinks 13 times in a repeating pattern. Some technicians can reflash the EEPROM using Mitsubishi service tools, but PCB replacement is the standard repair. Install a surge protector on the mini-split circuit to prevent recurrence.
Error E6 on the Mitsubishi MSZ-GL09NA 9,000 BTU Wall-Mount Ductless Mini-Split Indoor Unit means: Indoor Unit EEPROM Error. The top-ranked community fix is “Reflash or Replace Indoor Unit Control Board” (hard difficulty, ~90 min, DIY cost: $0-$15). 2 community-ranked fixes available below.
Published February 2026 · 2 fixes · mini split
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While many mini split repairs can be done safely at home, consider hiring a qualified technician if:
Average professional repair cost for this issue: $250-$400.
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
mini_split · 2 fixes
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Remote Controller Signal Receiving Error
Remote Controller Communication Error
Indoor Unit PCB Processor Error
Indoor/Outdoor Communication Error (Legacy)
Indoor Fan Motor Error
Indoor Unit Overcurrent Protection
Indoor/Outdoor Serial Communication Error
The Mitsubishi MSZ-GL09NA 9,000 BTU Wall-Mount Ductless Mini-Split Indoor Unit has 8 other known error codes:
Error code E6 also appears on 8 other Mitsubishi models:
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