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Room Air
ConditionerTroubleshooting
Guide
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THE AIR CONDITIONERWlLL
NOT
OPERATE
Check if ..
Powessupplycore s diseonne_-led.
Ilouse fuse iras blown or circuit b.eakertripped
Powesis OF
empe,aturosortng s warmerthen room temperetu,e.
Unitwas turned OH:and ONtoo quickly.
imer shut unit OPL
TbuchPadend Remotanot responding
Then ..
:irmly push the cord into e ire well o,.Nle:wth proper voltage, Page 2)
Replace tile fuse with a tree deay type or r_et the circuit (Page2)
PushON/OF: Burgh to turn unit ON. (Page5)
Settemperatureto a lewes_ettng. (Page6)
POWER SAVE feature does no_circuletaair cent nual[y Set modeto COOLfor constantair circulation.
(Page/)
PushON/OF: Burgh to turn unit ON. (Page5)
Unt is in a lock ,.Jpmode Unplug end then p,.Jgin again and the controlswill reset.
THE
AIR
CONDITIONER
BLOWS
FUSES
ORTRIPS
CIRCUIT
BREAKER
Check if ..
Ilouse fuse iras blown or circuit b,eakertripped
go many e[e_-lrical day cesare being usedon the same ercut
Unit s rated over 75 amps
Unit s pDgged into an extensioncord
Unitwas turned OH:and ONtoo quickly.
THE
AIR
CONDITIONERTURNS
ON
AND
(
Check if ...
Outsidetemperatureis _romelyhot
POWER SAVE feature is on
;liner turned unit ON or shut unit OI
Then ,..
Replace tile fuse with a tree delaytype or r_et the circuit (Page2)
Unplug or ,elocatee[ectrisaldevicesbang sharedon sameci,cait. (Page2)
Unt shouldbe plugged into a sngle ercut guile: Page 2)
9o not use an extenson ao'o to run tile unit. (Page2)
lurn unt O:P and wait 3 minutesbe_o,e,estartng. (Page5)
IFF BY ITSELF
Then ...
Set f an speed at thefes_ sortngto defros_ c oil (Page 3)
POWER SAVE feature doesnot erculate aircontinually. Se:modeto COOL f or constant egci,caletion
(Page 7)
Push ON/OF: B Urgh to turn unitONor Off Page_,)
THEAIR
CONDITIONER
DOES
NOT
COOLTHE
ROOM
- ICE
BEHIND
FRONT
PANEL
Check if ...
_Then ...
OutsidetamperatuTe is below 501
Setmode to FANOND' and fan speedto fastestse_ingto defrostcoil (Page3)
Flier is di%+
Openflont panel. Removefilter Rinseor vacuumfilte_ Replace fitar ClosePanel (Page11)
BIU sizeis too large
A Iow_ capacityunt may be requireddependingon the Sizeof the room being cooled (Page3_
THEAIR
CONDITIONER
DOES
NOT
COOLTHE
ROOM
- NO
ICE
BEHIND
FRONT
PANEL
Check if ...
Then ...
empe,at,.Jro 5ettng s warmerthen room temperetu,e.
Roomtemperature is below 6Of
Frontof unit is blocked byfumit,.Jro, d rapes,binds, eta
Backof unit s blocked by leaves,dirt, branches,eta
Doors,windo_6, registers,etc. are open
Unit ,ecent[yturned on
empe,aturosensors touchingthe coil
Excess veheatinti_eroombengcooled
Vent control is pulledopen
Openfleet pane. Removefilter Rinseor veau,.Jm filter Replace fta" ClosePanel Page 11)
Settemperatureto a lewes_ettng. (Page6)
Unt is not des gnedto cool below 6OF(Page5)
Clearawayarea in front of unit. (Page2)
Clearawayback of unit (Page2)
Closedoors,windo_, registers,etc. (_age2)
Allow time to coo] a larger room (Page3)
Openfront pane. Removefilter lure end of temperaturesensorawayfrom col Replace filter Close
panel (Page10)
Useexiraustvents while cooking or bati_ing Lint use of i_eetp,oducingapp iancesduringthe hottes
pa_ of tile da)+Page 2)
Pushin vent cent,el for ma×imumcooling Page g)
THEAIR
CONDITIONER
RUNSTOO
MUCH
Check if ...
_Then ...
CurrentUnt replacedan older unit
_gher
e=fieencyAir Conditioner may run longerto cool the room Iotal enerffyconsumption
_slessdue to higherelf cieoc_ (Page3)
BIU sizes tool smell
A higher sa_ecibjunit ma_be requTeddependi% on the sizeof _heroom being cooled (Page3s
WATER
DRIPPING
FROM AIR CONDITIONER
- INSIDE
ROOM
_Then ...
Unit :shot properly installed
Un': sfou d be mounted on a 1/4" downward sope to the outside(1[2 bubble on a carpenter%
eJel)/
to p_ovide proper dra nage Repositiooor shim cabinetas neaessa+i D ONO drill dren pan
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WATER
DRIPPING
FROM AIR CONDITIONER
- OUTSIDE
ROOM
ThenThen
...
operaton during hot and h,.Jmid days (Page3)
Roomis hot and humd
THE
REMOTE
WILL
NOT
OPERATE
AIR CONDITIONER
Check if ...
Then ...
Batteriesare not instaled properly.
Ve, i =_t_e plasJeshippng s_rp is removedfrom t_e batteriesend th_ batteriesare inst+led_ro_erl_.
(Page5)
RedLight does not flashon the remotewhen the remote buttons are pushed
Ve, i =_t_e plasJcshippng s_rp is removedfrom t_e batteriesend th_ batteriesare inst+led_ro+erl_.
nstalie new setof baEeries.(Page5)
he remotes pointed at the unit
Ih_ = emote may not work _ro_erl_++hen used at _×t= eme anglesto th_ fron_of th_ unt. (i %e 5)
TYPICALAIR
CONDITIONER
SOUNDSYOU
Check if ...
Iligi_ pitchedhorn or pulsating noisethat cycles on and off
Rushingair sound
Pnging or swishingsounds
Gurglingor hissingsounds.
Beeping
Vib,at on.
MAY
HEAR
Then ...
Compressor +lormalnoisedue to moderniligh efficiencycompressors(Page3)
an / Me:or Normalnoiseof i_igherelf cieoc_fans p,._shing a ir fu_her into ti_e room. Page 3)
Condenser Normalnoiseof water hitt ng the condenserto increaseenerffye_fidenc_+ ( Page3)
Eveoorator Normalnoiseof [efrigerant passingtilrough evaporetion (Page3)
ElectronicControl Norma noisewhen e[e_-lronic control _ettngs are changed.(Page3)
Unt V bration Dueto poor well or window constructionor incorrectins_e]letion(Page3)
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