Why is my Beko BEUPC 090 Air Conditioner not cooling or heating properly?
If your Beko Air Conditioner isn't cooling or heating well, several factors could be the cause. First, check to ensure that the air inlet or outlet isn't blocked. Also, check the filter for dust accumulation. Other possible reasons include too many people in the room, open doors or windows, or improper fan speed or temperature settings.
What to do if my Beko BEUPC 090 Air Conditioner does not operate at all?
If your Beko Air Conditioner isn't turning on, start by checking the power connection to ensure it's not disconnected. Then, verify that the breaker is on and the fuse hasn't blown. You should also check the batteries in the remote controller. Interference from radio equipment used within 1 meter of the unit may also be the cause.
Why does the fan stop or the fan speed can't be controlled on my Beko Air Conditioner?
The fan speed of your Beko Air Conditioner may not be controllable under certain conditions. If the unit is in DRY or SLEEP mode, fan speed control might be limited. Additionally, the fan motor will stop during COOL AIRFLOW PROOF or DEFROSTING operation (in HEAT mode). Also, in COOL or DRY mode, the fan speed cannot be controlled if the air conditioner enters freeze-prevention operation, and in HEAT mode, the same applies if the air conditioner enters heating overload prevention operation.
General| Cooling Capacity | 9000 BTU/h |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency Class Cooling | A |
| Weight (Indoor Unit) | 8 kg |
| Noise Level (Outdoor) | 50 dB(A) |
| Operating Temperature (Cooling) | 18°C to 43°C |
Explains symbols used for warnings and instructions within the manual.
Covers safe installation practices, power, wiring, and environmental considerations.
General instructions for operating the air conditioner safely.
Details grounding requirements and precautions against electric shock.
Specifies temperature, humidity, and environmental parameters for operation.
Addresses usage by children, persons with reduced capabilities, and household applications.
Lists fuse types and ratings for electrical safety.
Specifies RCD requirements and plug positioning for safety.
Provides tips for efficient operation and reducing energy consumption.
Outlines required manual information and general servicing guidelines.
Addresses safety in unventilated spaces and required qualifications for service personnel.
Details checks for area safety, work procedures, and refrigerant presence before servicing.
Prohibits ignition sources and ensures adequate ventilation during maintenance.
Covers checks for electrical components, capacitors, wiring, and earth bonding.
Details repairs to sealed/intrinsically safe parts and leak detection methods.
Explains safe practices for removing, evacuating, and charging refrigerant.
Provides steps for decommissioning and requirements for labelling.
Details procedures for safely recovering refrigerant from the system.
Explains protect functions, compressor delay, defrosting, and overload protection.
Details freeze-prevention, dry modes, auto-restart, cooling overload, drip proof, and self-clean.
Illustrates and labels the indoor and outdoor units.
Explains the meaning of various indicators and symbols on the unit's display screen.
Describes the function and colors of different indicator lights.
Provides a diagram identifying the buttons on the remote controller.
Explains button purposes and how to select operating modes.
Details display icons, signal emission, and operating mode indicators.
Explains how to set timers and temperatures, and notes on function availability.
Provides instructions on battery usage, signal transmission, and cleaning.
Describes emergency operation and the UVC LED function.
Explains the self-cleaning function and how to adjust airflow direction.
Details how to use sleep mode and set timer functions.
Explains how to activate Turbo, Quiet modes, and control the display LED.
Provides instructions for safely cleaning the unit's exterior and the remote control.
Details the process for removing, cleaning, and re-installing the air filter.
Guides on preparing the unit for extended periods of non-use.
Offers tips on how to operate the air conditioner efficiently.
Lists common phenomena for non-operation or poor performance and checking items.
Addresses issues with the remote controller and common phenomena like fan stops.
Provides a list of error codes and their corresponding failure descriptions.
Describes normal sounds, smells, and visual occurrences during operation.
Instructs on the correct method for disposing of the appliance according to regulations.
Details requirements related to fluorinated greenhouse gases and leakage detection.
Lists technical specifications for different models, including capacity, energy efficiency, and dimensions.
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