To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Bosch CLL2000-Set 23 W I outdoor or indoor unit is not working?
If your Bosch Air Conditioner's outdoor or indoor unit isn't working, first check the power connection and ensure the indoor unit is powered on. Also, inspect the RCD (Residual Current Device) to see if it has tripped.
How to fix low output on my Bosch CLL2000-Set 23 W I Air Conditioner indoor unit?
If your Bosch Air Conditioner's output is too low, it could be due to a soiled heat exchanger in either the outdoor or indoor unit. Clean the heat exchanger of the affected unit. Another possible cause is a lack of refrigerant. In this case, check the tightness of the pipes, reseal if necessary, and refill the refrigerant.
Why does my Bosch CLL2000-Set 23 W I outdoor unit start and stop continuously?
If your Bosch Air Conditioner's outdoor or indoor unit starts and stops continuously, it could be due to several reasons. It might be caused by insufficient refrigerant in the system, so you should check the tightness of the pipes, reseal if required, and refill the refrigerant. Alternatively, there might be too much refrigerant in the system, requiring you to remove refrigerant with a refrigerant recovery unit. Another possible cause is moisture or impurities in the refrigerant circuit, which means you need to evacuate the refrigerant circuit and fill it with new refrigerant. High voltage fluctuations can also cause this issue, and the solution is to install a voltage regulator. Lastly, a defective compressor could be the culprit, necessitating a compressor replacement.
General| Brand | Bosch |
|---|---|
| Model | CLL2000-Set 23 W I |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Explains the meaning of warning symbols and signal words used in the document.
Covers safety instructions for target groups, intended use, refrigerant dangers, and electrical safety.
Provides notes on how figures relate to text and potential model variations.
Details the items included in the product package.
Specifies the physical dimensions and required clearances for the indoor and outdoor units.
Checks scope of delivery and identifies potential issues before starting installation.
Details the necessary clearances and site conditions for indoor and outdoor units.
Covers the process of installing both the indoor and outdoor units.
Details the steps for connecting refrigerant lines, condensate pipes, and system filling.
Provides essential safety warnings and guidelines for electrical connections.
A checklist to ensure all installation and connection steps are completed before initial operation.
Guides on how to perform functional tests for cooling and heating modes.
Instructions for handing over the system and manuals to the end-user.
Lists fault codes displayed by the unit and their possible causes.
Addresses common errors without displayed codes and their remedies.
