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Before
calling
for s ervice,
review
this l ist, Itmay save you t ime a nd expense
This list includes
common
occurrences
that are n ot
the r esult ofdefective
workmanship
or m aterials
in this a ppliance
OCCURRENCE
SOLUTION
Air conditioner
will
not operate.
Air from
unit does net feel cold
enough.
Wall
plug
disconnected.
Push plug
firmly
into wall
outlet.
Plug Current
Device
Tripped.
Press the
RESET button.
House
fuse
blown
or circuit
breaker
tripped.
Replace
fuse
with time
delay
type
or reset
circuit
breaker.
Control
is OFF. Turn
Control
ON and
set to desired
setting.
Room
temperature
below
60°F
(16°C).
Cooling
may
not
occur
un_l
room
temperature
rises
above
60°F
(16°C).
Temperature
sensing
element
touching
cold coil,
located
behind
air filter.
Straighten
away
from
coil.
Reset
to a lower
temperature.
Compressor
shut-off
by changing
modes.
Wait
approximately
3 minutes
and
Hsten for
compressor
to
restart
when
set in the
COOL
mode.
Air conditioner
cooling,
but room
is too warm
- ice forming
on cooling coil behind
decorative
front
Outdoor
temperature
below
60 °F (16 °C). To defrost
the
coil, set FAN ONLY mode.
Air filter
may
be dirty.
Clean filter.
Refer
to Care and
Cleaning
sec_on.
To defrost,
set to FAN ONLY
mode.
Temperature
is set too
low for
night-time
cooling.
To defrost
the
coil, set to FAN
ONLY mode.
Then,
set temperature
to a higher
setting.
Air conditioner
cooling_ but room
is too warm
- NO ice forming
on
cooling
coil behind
decorative
front.
Dirty
air filter
- air restricted.
Clean
air filten
Refer
to Care and
Cleaning
section.
Temperature
is set too
high.
Set temperature
to a lower
setting.
Air directional
louvers
positioned
improperly.
Position
louvers
for
better
air distribution.
Front
of unit
is blocked
by drapes,
blinds,
furniture,
etc.
- restricts
air distribution.
Clear
blockage
in
front
of unit.
Doors,
windows,
registers,
etc.
open
- cool air escapes.
Close doors,
windows,
registers,
etc.
Unit
recently
turned
on in hot
room.
Allow
additional
time to remove
"stored
heat"
from
walls,
ceiling,
floor
and
furniture.
Air conditioner
turns
on and off
rapidly.
Dirty
air filter
- air restricted.
Clean
air filter.
Outside
temperature
extremely
hot.
Set FAN speed
to a faster
set_ng
to bring
air through
cooling
coils
more
frequently.
Noise when unit is cooling.
Air movement
sound.
This
is normal.
If too loud,
set to lower
FAN setting.
Window
vibration
- poor
installation.
Refer
to installation
instructions
or check
with installer.
Water
dripping
INSIDE
when
improper
installation.
Titt air conditioner
slighLty
to the
outside
to allow
water
drainage.
Refer
to
unit
is cooling,
installation
instructions
or check
with
installer.
Water
dripping
OUTSIDE
when
Unit
removing
large
quantity
of moisture
from
humid
room.
This is normal
during
excessively
humid
unit
iS cooling,
days.
Room
tee
cold.
Set temperature
too
low.
Increase
set temperature.
If These Solutions
Fail, Call 1=800=944=9044
For Service,
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