To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Daewoo DWA-120C Air Conditioner running but not cooling properly?
If your Daewoo Air Conditioner isn't cooling well even though both the fan and compressor are running, it could be due to a choked refrigerant system or compressor failure, requiring repair. Another possible cause is a refrigerant gas leak, in which case you should recharge the refrigerant gas.
How to improve insufficient cooling in my Daewoo Air Conditioner?
There are several reasons why your Daewoo Air Conditioner might not be cooling sufficiently: * The refrigerant system may be choked, requiring a check and repair. * The filter may need replacement. * There might be gas leakage in the heat exchanger of the condenser, which needs to be checked and repaired. * The refrigerant charge could be too high, needing repair and recharge. * The air filter may need cleaning. * The unit itself may need cleaning. * The unit may need shading from sunlight. * There might be an added heat source that needs removal.
What to do if fan motor and compressor do not run in Daewoo DWA-120C Air Conditioner?
If the fan motor and compressor of your Daewoo Air Conditioner aren't running, it could be due to a power failure. Consult your electric company. Alternatively, the circuit breaker might be tripped; in that case, try turning it on and off a few times. Finally, the power plug might not be making proper contact, so consider replacing it.
What to do if Daewoo DWA-120C Air Conditioner has power but does not run?
If your Daewoo Air Conditioner is supplying power, but the equipment isn't running, it could be due to a disconnection. In this case, repair or replace the receptacle. It could also be a mechanical failure of the switch. Then replace the cord or lead wire.
What to do if Daewoo DWA-120C compressor does not run in cool position?
If the switch is in the 'cool' position but the compressor of your Daewoo Air Conditioner isn't running, replace the compressor or connection wire. Try turning the knob for a cooler setting. Also, repair or replace the switch. As a last resort, replace the unit.
How to fix vibration and noise in Daewoo Air Conditioner?
If your Daewoo Air Conditioner is vibrating and making noise, ensure the unit is installed correctly. Imperfect installation can cause this issue, so the unit should be installed perfectly. Check if the fan is hitting anything and remove any obstacles. Also, tighten any loose screws or bolts, including those causing electrical noise. If none of these steps work, consider exchanging the components.
Why am I getting an electric shock from my Daewoo Air Conditioner?
If you experience an electric shock or current leakage from your Daewoo Air Conditioner, it's likely due to an insulation defect in the wiring or lead wire. Replacing the defective parts is the suggested solution. It could also be due to current leakage caused by dew or rust, or a general insulation defect, both requiring replacement of the defective parts.
How to stop water leakage into room from Daewoo DWA-120C?
If water is leaking into the room from your Daewoo Air Conditioner, it's likely because the mounting chassis isn't properly slanted to the outside. To fix this, ensure the rear side of the unit is lower than the front.
Identifies external components of the air conditioner unit.
Details the internal components and their layout within the unit.
Visual breakdown of components for specific air conditioner models.
Detailed list of parts with part codes for specific air conditioner models.
Visual breakdown of components for alternative air conditioner models.
Detailed list of parts with part codes for alternative air conditioner models.
Identifies external components of the air conditioner unit.
Details the internal components and their layout within the unit.
Visual breakdown of components for specific air conditioner models.
Detailed list of parts with part codes for specific air conditioner models.
Visual breakdown of components for alternative air conditioner models.
Detailed list of parts with part codes for alternative air conditioner models.
General| Cooling Capacity | 12000 BTU/h |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Type | Window Air Conditioner |
| Refrigerant | R-22 |
| Power Consumption (Cooling) | 1200W |
| Air Flow | 450 m³/h |
| Operating Temperature (Cooling) | 18°C to 43°C |
