Why is my Akai Air Conditioner not blowing air in Dry mode?
If your Akai Air Conditioner isn't blowing air in Dry mode, it's because the indoor fan sometimes stops to save energy and prevent steam generation from moisture evaporation.
Why does my Akai AK-12000-RC make a cracking noise?
If you hear a cracking noise from your Akai Air Conditioner, it's likely caused by the refrigerant circulating inside the unit and is not a cause for concern.
What causes cracking noise in Akai AK-12000-RC Air Conditioner after power outage?
If you hear a cracking noise after a power stoppage or disconnecting the power supply of your Akai Air Conditioner, it's due to heat expansion or contraction of plastics and is not a cause for concern.
General| Brand | Akai |
|---|---|
| Model | AK-12000-RC |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Crucial safety guidelines for electrical connections, plugs, and water exposure.
Guidelines on appropriate use, user restrictions, and environmental considerations.
Safety measures for maintenance, cleaning, and professional repair of the unit.
Identifies and describes the main parts of the indoor and outdoor units.
Explains the meaning of symbols and indicators on the indoor unit's display panel.
Details the buttons of the remote control for unit operation.
Explains the meaning of symbols and indicators on the remote control's LCD screen.
Instructions for inserting batteries and basic operation of the remote control.
Steps for operating the air conditioner directly from the unit when the remote is unavailable.
How to use the remote control for various modes, fan speeds, and airflow settings.
Explains the Turbo operation and how to adjust left/right airflow direction.
Instructions for programming automatic switch-on and switch-off times.
Details on using Sleep mode, basic heating principles, and the defrosting process.
Checks to perform before the air conditioning season begins.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filter screen during operation.
Instructions for cleaning the indoor and outdoor units using appropriate methods.
Procedures for preparing the unit for non-operational seasons, including cleaning.
Table of common issues with air conditioners and their possible causes and solutions.
Explanation of noises like cracking and issues after power outages or remote signal loss.
Guide to understanding error codes indicated by lights or digital displays for self-diagnosis.
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