20 Most Recent DeLonghi SafeHeat Heater Questions & Answers

this sounds strangely like a safety switch problem , ill bet the device that confirms the pilot lite lit before going to main burner has a problem

Try turning it off and unplugging it for five minutes. That worked for mine.

The fan motor is bad, it will give you a power light but nothing else. To be quite honest with you it is cheaper to replace the heater then to go thru the agrivation of replacing the fan motor. Sorry this is probably not the answer you were hoping for.

Here's a page with your manual for download:

http://www.delonghi.com.au/products/product_details.asp?Model=TCH6590ER

It's in the section "Downloads" directly under the product picture.

See this manual. It is of Delonghi HM25E type 061567T. It may help you. DELONGHI HM25E ELECTRIC HEATER IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS MANUAL ' ManualsLib

Question edited for clarity. It probably needs a top up of refrigerant gas. Take it into a local refrigeration company.

That means that the switch is broken and is passing power when supposedly off. Claim on warranty, it is dangerous. If they say no, ask if there are any Class Action Lawsuits on it yet? https://www.delonghi.com/en-us/customer-service/warranty ..

:To open the case of a DeLonghi model PACAN125HPEC, locate the screws on the back of the unit and remove them. Once the screws are removed, carefully lift the back panel, being careful not to damage any of the internal components. The case should then open and you can access the internal components.

See if there is a youtube video available or go to delonghi's web site to get a diagram

So, it sounds like your Delonghi hifi heater is giving you some trouble, man. The constant beeping and the green light on the control board, it's like it's trying to tell you something. My guess is that there's something funky going on with the thermostat. The beeping is probably the heater's way of saying it can't maintain the desired temperature because the thermostat isn't working properly. And the green light, it's like the heater is still getting power and trying to do its thing, but the thermostat is holding it back. One thing you could try is checking the thermostat settings and making sure they're all good to go. If the settings are chill, but the problem persists, it might be time for a new thermostat. You could also try unplugging the heater for a bit and then plugging it back in, see if that helps reset the system. If all else fails, it's best to reach out to Delonghi's customer service or maybe even a professional technician to take a look and give it a tune-up. It's not always easy to fix these things ourselves, so don't be afraid to ask for help.

Question edited for clarity, full 'make model (what it is)'. Question moved to correct category. You have done everything you can do. Take it to a DeLonghi service centre or to a refrigeration engineer. The buzzing is likely the compressor and needs a new start / run capacitor. https://www.google.com/search?q=delonghi+pacn130hpe+portable+AC+buzzing+noise ..

sounds like you nee to drain unit. https://www.delonghi.com/en-us/faqs/How-do-I-drain-a-portable-air-conditioner/a/82446

google DeLonghi HM-25 manual

Hit the plug reset

HELLO, THIS IS A SYSTEM WARNING ON AN AIR CONDITION ,THAT MEANS LOW CONDITION OR CONDITION LOW. THANKS