20 Most Recent Haier hwr10xc6 Air Conditioner - Page 7 Questions & Answers

Yes this can be fixed. Use a cleaning solution of bleach and water. take off the front cover. Spray the inside coil and into the vent. Try to get it all the best you can and let it air dry. This should kill any mold.

Hi; remove the cover or the switch should be on the control panel. If neither then it doue not have the capability...alpharome416

http://www.air-n-water.com/manuals/HWR10XC6Manual.pdf
Go to this web site and get your user's manual. It should help you out.

http://www.air-n-water.com/manuals/HWR10XC6Manual.pdf
Go to this web site. It has the manual on your unit. check it out.
Hope this helps.

Your unit has a clogged drain passage that's why the water is staying in the front of the unit.If you take the unit case off look for a drain trough in the bottom of the a/c where the metal wall is that the fan mounts to thats where it is,clean it out and the water will flow to the back of the a/c and not blow or drip inside your house.

Haier Air Conditioners do not have a drain hole or hose like most A/Cs. This problem can easily be solved by carefully drililng about an 1/8 or 1/4 inch hole in the bottom outside edge directly on the metal frame, around the cooling fins.... This will elt the water drain out...if you when outside and looked in while it was spitting you would see the water pooling up in there. Haier expects us to mount these units at an ungodly angle to drain the water, but drilling a small hole will help (really anywhere in that bottom plate would work since the whole bottom is a "drain pan"

don't run the compressor without the condensing fan. Try spinning the blade when the compressor starts if it works replace the cap.

Do you hear the compressor coming on.

just a few inches, main thing is that its slightly tilted at the back to drain the condensated water outside

3 things will cause this. Trying to cool too large an area for the size of the unit, trying to cool an area too fast & dirty fins. Match the BTU's to the square footace (based on an 8' ceiling), Run it on low speed most of the time. Keep it on, even when not using it, if you will use it daily. Shut off the unit and spray the fins with Windex and then spray with plain water to rinse.

not sure of the code but if you go to control ctr or climate ctr they sell universal remotes for 45 pounds and they automatically program theirselves

is there any Power at the outlet. dose it have 120 on each side of Plug 120=120= 240 or 220. maybe a blown breaker?

Holley,
The water is supposed to drain out the back. Water is produced becaue of the dehumidifacation of the air when the heat is removed. The unit should be tipped towards the back by a couple degrees. If it is leaning back some then the water channels are plugged up and need cleared which might mean removing the case.
Eric

I believe that the styrofoam is installed in the unit for shipping purposes. This is to prevent damage to the unit while in transit. Simply remove the foam and everything should work fine.

Hope this helps,

Jeff

try ot unplug for 2 minutes,,, and try again may have fuses inside also

I had a problem with my Haier Air Conditioner also and was getting an E8 error message. We had taken the air conditioner out to clean it and when we put it back in all we could get was the E8 error message. We tried several different things so I don't know if it was a combination or luck. Here is what we did.

First we tried holding in all the buttons on the panel and another person hit the on/off button on the remote (per a suggestion on the internet). The fan stayed on, but the compressor would cycle and it would get cold for a few minutes then kick off, but we never could get the buttons on the control panel to work. Nothing happened when we pushed them.

Then we checked the thermostat (the little tube in the front) . The thermostat tube was touching the coils. We rearranged the tube so it was not kinked or touching the coils. It was then getting cold, but we couldn't control the buttons. So we unplugged it (reluctantly because it was cool then) and plugged it back in and it started working. Hope this helps someone! I don't know if what we did worked or the mother board got wet and just happened to dry out or something.

If your air conditioner is new, it is under warrantyl you must contact the store as you dont want to void your warranty.

check breaker and outlet for power. could be loose wire or if it has one in the cord a tripped or bad reset switch.

heres a link i found to a few models like the one you have. Maybe they have the book for yours, good luck. http://safemanuals.com/user-guide-instructions-owner-manual/HAIER/HWR10XC6-_0