Plugged in AC and it's won't turn on. There is power at the outlet....I've checked. The temperature is set at the coldest setting and room is warm so that's not the problem. I've tried the test button and reset button. Nothing works. My AC is actually AWF05XC5-T.
I have a similar situation of my AC not turning on. I tried pressing the restart and power buttons but when I plug it in, the test light turns on and off real quick and the reset button pops out. Machine does not turn on at all....I have a similar situation of my AC not turning on. I tried pressing the restart and power buttons but when I plug it in, the test light turns on and off real quick and the reset button pops out. Machine does not turn on at all....
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Re: will not start
One thing you can try is to hold down on the power button and plug the unit in. Hopefully you will hear a "beep". Then you need to unplug it for a minute and plug it back in.
This is a known procedure to clear error codes from the control computer on units similar to yours, so it might possibly work.
Something else you can do is download and look through the Users Manual for your model, which is at this URL: -->
http://www.haier.com/products/product.asp?proID=3632
Hope that helps! ;)
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Check EVERY segment of cord from the wall AC outlet to your machine.
Are there any power strips?
Are they turned ON?
Are any power strips overloaded with either too many things plugged into them, or a large power draining appliance?
I am certain you have already checked to make certain that
1) it is plugged in
2) There is not a fuse blown
first thing is make sure the vehicle is in park, and emergency brake applied. next start your vehicle and let it get up to normal operating temperature. third turn hot/cold selector all the way to coldest. fourth turn the blower selector to MAX A/C double check its on MAX A/C and temp to coldest. the vehicle must be running for the a/c compressor to engage. when it does engage set on MAX it will cycle continuous which is needed to charge the system.. Okay so vehicles running, up to operating temp, A/c on max, cold knob to coldest.. your ready to charge the system! the kit you purchsed tells the
Try another Cord/Charger to verify the Cord, AC jack. If you plug in the AC cord after starting on battery, does the battery charge? Open Control Panel, Power Options, set to High Performance, Advanced power settings, set Sleep and Hibernate to Never, Adjust Advanced power setting to your preference.
Check condenser clean and fan working. Check it's not frozen solid because you've been running it full pelt; if it is, fully defrost it then set it at a mid range setting.
You've to replace the ac adapter, if it's brick doesn't get warm or LED does not glow on Power Jack on the laptop. offcourse, check with the wall different sockets
power jack can also be loose. so jiggle the cable to find out.
if notebook is getting power, you can remove the battery, ac adapter, hold and keeep pressing poer button for a minute, then, turn it on.
finally, you can take out hdd and ram, put them back again and turn on the laptop. hope it will help
The Power Strip may just be the problem. As far as I know, there are no manufacturers that approve the use of a Power Strip, for their AC unit to be plugged into. I know of two units, that had their electronics fried, while being plugged into a power strip. Which brings us, to the point, that your AC may already being showing the results of being plugged into a power strip. Most don't encourage an plain extension cord
Plug the unit directly into a wall outlet and try lowering the temperature by 3 to 5 degrees F, to see if it will run longer. Also, check your air intake filter and clean it, if necessary.
If the icontinues to turn OFF prematurely, it may be time to decide whether to repair or replace.
I hope this helps you and thanks for choosing FixYa.
The beeping might be an alarm that indicates the coils are iced over by
too much humidity in the air...and/or the unit is overheating etc.
shut off power to the unit for a few hours, go out somewhere if it is
too stuffy inside.. see if the unit operates better when you return...
I also suggest not running these things constantly, this causes some
units to ice up and **** up the power..
hope the unit does get replaced, newer ones are more efficient.
I have a similar situation of my AC not turning on. I tried pressing the restart and power buttons but when I plug it in, the test light turns on and off real quick and the reset button pops out. Machine does not turn on at all....
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