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Troubleshooting
The following table describes some common problems that may be encountered with a room air conditioner. Each
problem is accompanied by several possible causes and solutions.
Problem
Possible Cause
Solution
Unit will not turn on.
• Power cord unplugged.
• Ensure power cord is firmly plugged
into outlet.
• Blown fuse or tripped breaker.
■ Replace blown fuse; reset tripped
breaker.
• Electrical power low (“brown out").
• Low voltage protection prevents
operation if supply voltage drops
below 90 VAC for 115 volt units;
171 VAC for 230 volt units. Contact
local electric utility if voltage is tow.
• Electrical power outage.
• Contact local electric utility.
• Compressor in 3-minute lock-out.
• Wait 3 minutes for compressor start.
Unit repeatedly blows
• Other devices sharing circuit results in
• Disconnect other devices or move
fuse or trips breaker.
circuit overload.
devices to different circuit.
NOTE: Air conditioners labeled “Use
on Single Outlet Circuit Only” require
separate, dedicated, circuit.
• Incorrect fuse size or type.
• Ensure fuse is correct size. Unit
requires time-delay fuses.
• Incorrect circuit breaker size.
• Ensure circuit breaker is correct size.
• Extension cord used to provide power.
• Do not use an extension cord with
this air conditioner. If power cord on
air conditioner does not reach outlet,
have qualified electrician move out
let or install new outlet closer to unit.
Unit does not
• Dirty air fiiter.
• Remove and clean air filter.
adequately cool room
NOTE: Do not operate air conditioner
or area.
with filter removed.
• Optional charcoal air filter (if used) clogged.
• Replace charcoal filter (if desired).
NOTE: Optional charcoal filter can
not be cleaned. Fitter must be
replaced after three months use.
• Room or area not sealed.
• Close all doors and windows in
cooling area. Close all air vents and
ducts in area.
• Vent Control in EXHAUST position.
• Vent Control should be in CLOSED
position whenever air conditioner is
in cooling mode.
• Airflow to or from unit blocked.
• Remove any obstruction to airflow
from air discharge vent or return air
vent on unit.
• Unit improperly sized for room or area.
• Reduce cooling area (close doors or
othenvise isolate area).
NOTE: See Sizing Instructions
for information on correctly sizing
room air conditioners.
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