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Installed LG LMAN187HVT Art Cool indoor heating/air unit onto wall. Power button illuminates but nothing else. No cooling, no fan, nothing happens. Power button just flashes when turned on. Could it be cause room is still too warm for it to activate? Temp inside is 82 tonight

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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 16, 2008

SOURCE: Error CA for LG air conditioner model Q-12 AWR

1.sensar of remote control.
2.indoor unit sirkit board may be there is problem.change sirkit board by new one
3.if any requirement abt airconditioner pls mail me i can send u spare parts of air conditioner,.
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Anonymous

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  • Posted on Mar 20, 2009

SOURCE: lg split indoor fan runs non stop

Hello Hamid,
The unit is designed to run the indoor fanmotors continuously when in cooling mode on both indoor units (evaporators). The reason is that this circulates the air and the temperature thermistor or sensor is able to sense return air temperature and in turn start or stop the outdoor unit and compressor as required according to the setpoint temperature. The reason for either unit not reaching setpoint temperature can be a couple of reasons. A) Incorrect design - the unit may be too small for the application. You can calculate this roughly at 650BTU per square meter of room in a relatively warm ambient climate. Or secondly B) The outdoor unit has leaked and is short of refrigerant. You can check this when the outdoor unit is running by feeling the thicker copper tube on the right hand side of the unit. This should be cool to cold. If no temperature difference is felt, it is short of refrigerant. Hope this helps you. Goodbye

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 16, 2009

SOURCE: Noisy indoor air conditioning units

Ok. So first things first. LG have a reputation with all their products. THEY ARE ALL BAD! If you remember GoldStar, they are now LG. GoldStar had horrible products. Now this is what LG has. The fact that the filters are cleaned and the units are serviced is an abosulte plus and will provide the units with extra longevity. Now are these drains are they used for water drainage. If so the upstairs units shouldn't need them unless there is some sort of rise in the drain pipe.

Now to the noise. It seems like there is something which is causing the fan to make a noise. It could be loose bearing or a piece of the fan which has broken away causing it to hit the inside of the unit. Since it is on both units, it would be a generic problem with this series and unfortunately is what you are stuck with now.

To combat this problem, I would: ring LG and the company who installed them and demand that they be repaired and have a warranty on the repairs. Just a heads up, LG are really bad to contact should you have a complaint, so keep persisting that they be repaired free of charge since that they are still under warranty.

If you are not happy with LG or your installers response, I would remove the units and have another brand put in. I recommend Mitsubishi Heavy Industries and Panasonic. Both units are whisper quiet. In fact they are quieter that the LG.

Oh and that only reason why LG boast about their "whisper quiet-ness" is because that is probably the only good going for them - and thats' not even right!

I hope that I have helped you in some way. Good Luck!
Mat

Anonymous

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  • Posted on Jul 20, 2009

SOURCE: LG split AC keeps displaying CO and wont't turn off with remote.

The "CO" indicates cleaning operation and can be switched of via remote button under flap, labelled AUTO CLEAN.
Mat

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