LG LP1200DXR Portable Air Conditioner - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

You have to try resetting the system. First turn the breaker off for the condenser and wait about 20 seconds. After you turn it back on the system should reset Air Conditioning Tamarac

Indoor Pipe Sensor or Outdoor Sensor Assy fault, Open or Short. Disconnect from PCB and measure resistance. Air sensor = 10 kOhm at 25C, Pipe sensor = 5 kOhm at 25C. If not replace sensor.

there should be an upper drain and lower drain in the back bottom of the unit unplug the drain plug and voila!!

Depends on where you live and how much you care about your cat. I wouldn't.

tip the zircon back a little bit and water will pour our. I did this because i had the same problem. This solves it

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If it hasnt been drained then there is likely a float switch that is keeping the compressor from running so that it doesnt overflow.

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portable air conditioner need clean condenser .

Check your fuel filter & purge the pump

Purge the pump.

All air conditioners collect condensate. It has to drain somewhere. Try connecting tubing to the drain hole or port. In order for air conditioners to remove heat from a space, they also remove humidity, which is water vapor in the air. Like placing a cold beverage in a warm room, it will form condensate (water) around it. The water that you were trying to drain out already leaked out. This is a normal thing for condensation to form when cooling. The condensate needs to be emptied regularly or piped with flexible tubing to a window or plumbing.This is the same as water dripping from your car while the A/C is on.

After reading over the Owner's Manual for your unit, I wonder if you are operating it in the Cool & Dry Mode. If that's the case, the dehumidifier is in operation, which would account for having to drain the unit every 2 to 3 hours. Ideally, the Cool and Dry Mode should only be operated for about an hour, when the unit is first started . Removing the humidity will allow the AC function to cool more effectively. But, it is not necessary for it to remain in Cool & Dry mode all the time. Because the AC itself unit will remove some humidity too.

Hope this helped you to troubleshoot and solve the issue of having to drain the unit every 2 to 3 hours

It still has a leak, just a small one. This needs to be found and fixed. Check all flexible connections first, look for signs of oil, it comes out with the refrigerant.

No es necesario a?adir agua al tanque de aire acondicionado port?til. Cuando la unidad funciona, se genera es el agua de la condesation en la habitaci?n. La adici?n de agua, significa que usted tendr? que darin el tanque con m?s frecuencia.

Espero que esto te ayud? y gracias por elegir FixYa.

Actually, your unit was not designed for continuous draining. It needs water in the tank to help cool the coils. I'm sort of surprised that the unit hasn't stopped cooling or hasn't overheated. Since you haven't seen any water in the drain tank you have, it may have pasted the point of no return. Disconnect the hose, reinstall the drain plug and hope that you have to start emptying the tank again, soon.

Hope this helped you and thanks for choosing FixYa.

In AC mode, the unit still has some dehumidifying properties. So, it may be that there is more humidity in the air this Summer, than in prior years. Having to empty the tank every 24 hours is not unusual. Be sure that the air intake filter is clean & check the exhaust hose for obstructions.

Hope this helped you & thanks fr choosing FixYa.

clean the unit,

Check the fan capacitor.

Hi,
Either the unit is low on freon or the freeze sensor is bad...sensor or control board that is....
Anyway the coil is either getting too cold or the unit thinks the coil is too cold and is shutting down...

You will have to troubleshoot the exact problem or have someone check it for you...

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