I turned on the central heating on the Bonaire Navigator and message was: HE 92 CO 25 How do I fix this?

To fix code E5 on a Bonaire evaporative cooler, which typically indicates a water management issue, try the following steps:

1. Check the water level in the unit to ensure it's sufficient.
2. Inspect the water inlet valve for blockages or malfunction and clean or replace as necessary.
3. Clean the filter and pump to ensure proper water flow.
4. Reset the unit by turning it off at the power source, waiting a minute, and turning it back on.

If the problem persists, consult the user manual or contact Bonaire customer support for further assistance.

You can check the wiring but this looks like an incompatible controller. Here are some alternatives:

If you're looking to purchase an Evaporative Cooler Vulcan Touchpad Controller, there are several options available. Here are some places where you can buy one:

The Home Depot: You can purchase a DIAL Evaporative Cooler Digital Controller from The Home Depot for $64.48.
Gasstop: Gasstop offers a refurbished wired Bonaire Comfort Control remote that works with Bonaire and Vulcan gas central heating systems for $150.
Bonaire Heating & Cooling: Bonaire offers a range of Navigator Remote Controls for Cooler and Heater, including My Climate® Wi-Fi® for ducted evaporative cooler, ducted gas heater, or dual-cycle air conditioner.

Navigator Remote Control for Cooler and Heater (bonaire.com.au)

The EC 10 code 33 error on a Bonaire Navigator system indicates a problem with the system's pressure switch. The pressure switch is a device that monitors the pressure of the refrigerant in the system, and it's designed to shut down the system if there is a problem with the pressure.
The most common cause of this error is a malfunctioning pressure switch or a problem with the wiring between the switch and the control board. It could also be caused by a leak in the refrigerant system, which is causing the pressure to drop.
To troubleshoot this issue, I would recommend checking the following:

• Check the wiring between the pressure switch and the control board to make sure it's not loose or damaged.
• Check the pressure switch itself for any visible damage or malfunction.
• Check for leaks in the refrigerant system and fix them if any are found.

If you've checked all these things and the issue persists, it's likely that the pressure switch needs to be replaced. It's best to contact the manufacturer or a professional technician to do this, as it requires some technical knowledge and skills.
It's important to note that only authorized personnel should work on the air conditioner unit, as it may require specialized knowledge and skills to troubleshoot and fix the problem.

http://www.climatetechnologies.com.au/
You will find the Instructions for the Navigator on this website

It really seems to me the filter needs to be changed and then the until cleaned inside. clean and vackuum everything and put in new filters. if it water vaper until clean and put new filters in. it just seems like it needs a good cleaning

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call them back ( at no charge) as they did fix problem.

Not sure what the problem is but if you have a (apple or Droid) smartphone you might want to search your app store for Ac/Heater Remote applications. Bonaire might even have their own. Then you can at least tell if the issue is with your remote or your appliance (for free). Best case is you can control your appliance with your smartphone.

Obviously a direct short. Take pic, remove all wires, replace fuse. Wire by wire, turning power back on each time until fuse pops. When it does, there's your problem.

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