Haier 9000 btu; not able to set temp

Can not set the temperature.

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Setting temps on a Wall unit or a window unit - depends on where the Unit is in the room ( area), the stat in the unit is reacting to the the return air ( at the Unit) . If the Unit is not large /small enough then you will have a problem - 1. To Cold near the Unit and to warm the further away you are from it.
2. If the Unit is facing a wall to close, the unit can short cycle ( entire room will be warm). Dedending on the room and heat load - check and see if the Unit is the proper size. " to much of a good thing " is bad - not enough maybe to ( not cooling the area properly). #3 Control is defected ( age of Unit ? )
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Posted on Jul 18, 2009

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