To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Argo FCW01 doesn't turn on?
If your Argo Air Conditioner isn't turning on, several factors could be at play. First, check the fuse or breaker to ensure it hasn't blown. A power cut could also be the reason. Make sure the unit is properly connected to a power source. If you're using a wireless remote, check the batteries and ensure you're within the remote control area.
Why does my Argo Air Conditioner smell?
Odors from your Argo Air Conditioner can occur when the unit absorbs smells from the room, such as furniture or tobacco. If the odors persist, consult an authorized service center for cleaning.
General| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
|---|---|
| Cooling power | 2.6 kW |
| Functions | Cooling, Heating, Dehumidification |
| Heating Capacity | 2.8 kW |
| Noise Level (Indoor) | 24 dB(A) |
Key safety instructions and warnings for operating the unit safely, covering installation and general use.
Explains how the heat exchanger conditions air temperature and humidity using cold or hot water.
Identifies and illustrates the key components of the fan coil unit, including power cable and drain pipe.
Details recommended water temperatures, environment temperatures, humidity, and sound pressure levels for operation.
Provides a diagram showing minimum permissible distances for correct installation around the appliance.
Instructions for mounting the rear panel horizontally, ensuring proper water tray drainage.
Guidance on making piping holes in the wall and inserting sleeves to protect connections.
Details on how to install the drain pipe for smooth draining and insulation requirements.
Step-by-step guide for connecting pipes, including nut and washer placement for a reliable connection.
Explains the necessity and installation of a motorized valve for water flow control and flood risk prevention.
Covers safety precautions, earthing requirements, and connection procedures for electrical wiring.
Checklist of items to verify after installation, with possible malfunctions if checks fail.
Steps for performing a trial operation to test the unit's functionality and modes.
Procedure for discharging air from the unit, involving removing screws and plastic covers.
Details on emergency operation, care, and cleaning of the unit, including air filters.
Lists common phenomena and their corresponding troubleshooting steps when the unit does not operate or emits odors/mist.
Provides a list of error codes (F0, F1, F5, H6, C5, E6) and their descriptions for diagnosing malfunctions.
