The Unit is set to auto but will not stay on to heat the room. The Auto light is green, the Pre-Def?? light is red and the On light is green. The room is probably 60 degrees and very cold. We just changed from air conditioning to heat....Is there something we need to do to change from air conditioning to heat. We changed the batteries in the remote thinking this was the problem. Any help would be appreciated. We have only had the unit for about 9 months.
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Posted on Jan 02, 2017
SOURCE: Unit will not blow cold air after starting up for first time this season
you may need to remove the rear cover to examine what is and is not running. once you remove the back, start up the unit on a workbench. see if the fan is running and the compressor has kicked in. look at the larger or two tubes coming out of the compressor. if it is cooling a small layer of frost or condensation will appear on this " suction" line. if this tubing and the other one are approx the same temperature, then there is a freon leak in the system. Only an EPA certified technician can fill your unit. I am not familiar with that RED button but it mat be a reset of some sort. With the back removed see how it is connected in the wiring circuit. if you have the wiring diagram, please send it to me under my regular email address and I'll walk you through the troubleshooting procedure.
Posted on Sep 02, 2007
SOURCE: Goodman split not responding to remote
First turn the main power off to the unit at the breaker, wait about five min. and switch the breaker back on, then see if this solves the problem. In the instalation manual that came with the unit on the last page you will see a code of the red blinking light, this will tell you the most likely problem if not solved by switching the breaker on again.............Hope this helps
Posted on Oct 21, 2007
SOURCE: York Mini-Split Not Cooling? : (
This can only be a gas problem.
the split units goes on on and off if a shortage of gas is involved, the chances that you would here it wont be that big for the fans would make too much noise.
get a repair man for a re gas and all is well.
Good luck.
Wouter.
Posted on Oct 22, 2008
SOURCE: arcoair central heat /air conditioning unit
The blower motor kicks on when there has been a 24 volt control failure.
This usually means that a limit switch has tripped.
Most likely that would be a high temp limit switch or a rollout switch.
First, make sure the filters are clean. and the evap coil is clean. If eaither are dirty/clogged, it will partially block airflow, causing the furnace to overheat, causing the high temp limit to trip.
A rollout switch typically trips for three reasons.
1 flame rollout into the burner compartment due to poor airflow.
2 overheating af teh metal plate the rollout is mounted to, due to dirty, old, rusted components.
3 a bad limit switch.
If your unit has an LED light, count the flashes and it will hepl popint out the problem.
(locate the wiring diagram/flash code list, and correspond the flash count, with the code.)
First, check filters.
Posted on Jan 14, 2009
SOURCE: samsung aircon cuts off. lights green/yellow flashing
lg air cond.multi split led lamp blink power 1 times,good sleep 2 times
Posted on Feb 13, 2009
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