Mitsubishi Error Code 2502: Drain Pump Fault

Error code 2502 appears when the indoor-unit drain pump fails to remove condensate water, causing the float switch to trip.
Main causes include clogged drain pipe (40 %), pump motor failure (30 %), and stuck float switch (20 %).
The system shuts off to prevent water overflow and ceiling damage.
Power off the unit, check the drain line for blockages, and verify that the pump runs freely.
Typical repair cost: $250 – $550; complete pump replacement $700 – $800.
Most cases are cleared within 2 hours by Fixair technicians.
Error 2502 is a drain-pump safety shutdown. When the float switch detects water level above the limit, the controller stops indoor operation and flashes code 2502.
If the fault is ignored, water can overflow from the tray, causing property damage and mold growth.
Routine maintenance prevents ≈ 90 % of drain pump faults.
Is error 2502 dangerous?
Not electrically, but it can cause water overflow and ceiling damage if ignored.
Can I fix it myself?
You can clean the drain line and tray, but electrical testing of the pump should be done by a technician.
How much does it cost to repair?
$250 – $550 for cleaning or motor repair; $700 – $800 for pump replacement.
How long does it take?
1 – 3 hours depending on access and component replacement.
Will it come back?
Not if the drain line is kept clear and the pump is tested each season.
Error code 2502 indicates a drain-pump fault in Mitsubishi indoor units. The unit shuts down to prevent water overflow.
Clean the drain system and verify pump operation before restart.
Most repairs cost under $600 and are completed within a few hours.