Why is my Beko BEVPCC 090 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 BEVPCC 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 BEVPCC 090 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| Brand | Beko |
|---|---|
| Model | BEVPCC 090 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Explains symbols used for warnings and important information in the manual.
Provides warnings and guidelines for installing the air conditioner safely.
Highlights crucial safety messages for operating the air conditioner.
Details grounding procedures to prevent electric shock.
Specifies environmental limits for safe and effective operation.
Tips to optimize energy consumption and reduce bills.
Required manual information for refrigerant handling and installation.
Safety requirements for areas with flammable refrigerants.
Necessary qualifications for maintenance and repair personnel.
Essential information for service personnel on safety checks.
Safety precautions for repairing sealed components.
Guidelines for working on intrinsically safe components.
Checks for cabling integrity and environmental effects.
Warns against using ignition sources for leak detection.
Lists acceptable methods for detecting refrigerant leaks.
Outlines the safe procedure for removing and evacuating refrigerants.
Details specific requirements for charging the refrigeration system.
Describes the safe procedure for decommissioning and emptying the appliance.
Specifies labeling requirements for de-commissioned equipment.
Recommends safe practices for refrigerant recovery.
Features protecting service life and improving airflow.
Details the compressor restart delay after shutdown.
Describes the auto-defrosting process for the outdoor heat exchanger.
Explains protection during heating overload.
Indoor fan operation after stopping in heating mode.
Airflow behavior during initial heating minutes.
How the unit prevents indoor heat exchanger freezing.
Post-operation drying function for the unit.
Unit resumes settings after power failure.
Actions taken during cooling overload.
Automatic louver adjustment to prevent dripping.
Self-cleaning function to dry residual moisture.
Illustrates and labels the indoor and outdoor units.
Explains indicators and displays on the unit's screen.
Describes the meaning of various indicator lights on the unit.
Function for setting the sleep mode.
Activates turbo function for faster cooling or heating.
Allows selection of indoor fan speed.
Button for selecting timer functions.
Controls vertical blade position and swing.
Turns the display screen LED on or off.
Activates the self-cleaning technology.
Sets the air conditioner to operate in low noise.
Buttons to increase or decrease temperature setting.
Starts or stops the air conditioner.
Allows selection of operating modes (AUTO, HEAT, COOL, DRY, FAN).
Shows current settings and operational status.
Indicates when a control signal is transmitted.
Appears when the turbo function is active.
Shows the selected operating mode.
Displays the selected fan speed.
Indicates vertical blade position and swing status.
Shown when the Quiet button is pressed.
Displays horizontal swing status (optional).
Symbol displayed when AUH button is pressed in HEAT mode (optional).
Appears when UVC function is activated (optional).
Shown when ZoneFollow function is set (optional).
Indicates when the unit is running in sleep mode.
Shows timer settings for turning the unit on or off.
Displays the set temperature and timing time.
How to operate the unit using the emergency button.
Explains the three-step cleaning process.
Adjusting vertical airflow direction using the remote.
Activating and deactivating sleep mode for energy saving.
Instructions for setting timer functions.
How to activate and exit the turbo function.
Setting the unit to quiet mode for low noise.
Instructions for turning the display screen LED on or off.
Instructions and warnings for cleaning the unit's exterior and remote.
Step-by-step guide on how to remove and clean the air filter.
Procedures for preparing the unit for extended non-use.
Practical tips to improve energy efficiency.
Common phenomena and checking items for operational errors.
Addresses remote controller issues and fan speed control.
List of error codes and their corresponding issues.
Information regarding fluorinated greenhouse gases and installation compliance.
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