To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Argo AEI 35 AH Air Conditioner stop suddenly during operation?
The Argo Air Conditioner may stop suddenly during operation because the system is susceptible to noise. To address this, insulate for noise, increase the distance from the noise source, use shielded wires, or move the unit away from the noise source.
What to do if noise appears in the television picture when using Argo Air Conditioner?
If you experience noise or distortion in the television picture while using your Argo Air Conditioner, try these solutions: use a separate power source, keep the A/C and its wiring at least 1 meter away from wireless devices and antenna cables. You can also try changing the wireless device’s antenna to a high-sensitivity antenna, changing the antenna cable to a BS coaxial cable, using a noise filter for the wireless device, or using a signal booster.
What to do if the self-diagnostics function fails to operate on my Argo Air Conditioner?
If the self-diagnostics function on your Argo Air Conditioner fails: First, if no indicators illuminate and the indoor fan doesn't rotate, check the indoor unit. Also, check if the fuse is blown. If so, replace the circuit board or the fuse.
What to do if all measured values are normal but Argo Air Conditioner isn't working?
If all measured values are normal, but your Argo Air Conditioner is still not working, it may be a fan motor issue. Replace the motor.
What to do if any measured values are not normal in Argo AEI 35 AH Air Conditioner?
If any of the measured values are not normal, it indicates an outdoor unit controller issue. Replace the controller of your Argo Air Conditioner.
How to fix a fan motor trouble in Argo Air Conditioner?
If you are experiencing fan motor trouble with your Argo Air Conditioner, replace the motor.
Why does the operation lamp blink on my Argo Air Conditioner?
When the operation lamp on your Argo Air Conditioner blinks every 0.5 seconds immediately after turning on the power, it indicates an external ROM (OTP data) failure on the indoor circuit board, a ROM socket insertion problem, or the ROM hasn't been installed. Follow the diagnostic procedure to resolve this.
General| Brand | Argo |
|---|---|
| Model | AEI 35 AH |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Detailed specifications for indoor and outdoor units, including performance, electrical ratings, and dimensions.
Specifications for key components within the indoor and outdoor units.
Graphs showing sensor resistance vs. temperature for indoor and outdoor units.
Diagram illustrating refrigerant flow and notes on tubing insulation.
Charts showing cooling and heating characteristics based on temperature.
Charts illustrating air throw distance for cooling and heating operations.
Charts showing cooling and heating capacity and power input vs. operating frequency.
Detailed electrical characteristics for indoor, outdoor, and complete units.
Wiring diagrams for indoor and outdoor units.
Guidelines for selecting appropriate installation sites for indoor and outdoor units.
Recommendations for wire length and diameter for power supply systems.
Instructions for installing the remote control unit and mounting it on a wall.
Step-by-step procedure for conducting a test run of the air conditioner.
Instructions for removing and reinstalling the indoor unit grille.
Steps to change the address setting of the remote control unit to prevent interference.
Instructions on how to safely disconnect and connect specific connectors on the outdoor unit.
Explanation of various operation modes like Emergency, Sensor Dry, and Auto cooling/heating.
Details on protective functions like overload prevention, freeze prevention, and compressor discharge temp control.
Procedures for measuring insulation resistance of power supply cord, indoor/outdoor units, and components.
Steps to check the continuity of a fuse on the PCB assembly.
Information on R410A refrigerant, its components, and properties.
Checklist and specifications for using flare tools with R410A.
List of tools required specifically for servicing R410A systems.
Procedure for replacing a malfunctioning compressor, including refrigerant handling.
Steps for detecting, repairing, and recharging refrigerant after a leak.
Guidelines for charging additional refrigerant, especially when extending tubing.
Advice on using existing units and tubing when retrofitting with R410A.
How to use the automatic operation mode for cooling and heating.
How to perform manual operation by selecting mode, temperature, fan speed, and flap.
Instructions for adjusting fan speed automatically or manually.
How to operate the unit for air circulation only, without temperature control.
How to use the Night Setback Mode for energy saving and comfort.
How to activate QUIET Mode to reduce fan noise.
How to use HIGH POWER Mode to increase output for a limited time.
