P2E7C A/C Compressor Control Module Internal Temperature Sensor B Circuit
P2E7C covers the second internal temperature sensor in the control electronics of an electric A/C compressor. Their inverter sits on the housing: a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries patent places a sensor next to the power switches, Denso measures at the switches and at the motor stator, and TI's compressor inverter reference feeds IGBT temperature back for overheat protection. The maker decides what B denotes; GM already uses separate code blocks for its CPU sensor (P0D70) and IGBT sensor (P0D75). No manufacturer documents P2E7C publicly. As the generic circuit code it only says that no usable reading arrives, with neither a low nor a high signal identified. The compressor may limit speed or shut down; since the sensor is soldered to the board, repair normally means a complete compressor.
Likely causes
Symptoms
- A/C cools weakly or switches off
- On plug-in hybrids and EVs, battery cooling and fast charging may be limited
- Warning message on the climate display; MIL depends on the manufacturer
Repair estimate
Typical range across vehicles; the real cost depends on what the testing finds.
Parts involved
Related codes
References: law.cornell.edu, image-ppubs.uspto.gov, image-ppubs.uspto.gov, ti.com.