What to do if my Daewoo DWC-056CL Air Conditioner is not cooling at all?
If your Daewoo Air Conditioner isn't cooling, it could be due to a choked refrigerant system, compressor failure, or refrigerant gas leakage. The suggested solutions are to repair the refrigerant system and compressor, and recharge the refrigerant gas.
Why is my Daewoo Air Conditioner not cooling enough?
Insufficient cooling in your Daewoo Air Conditioner can stem from several causes: a choked refrigerant system, compressor failure, leakage of refrigerant gas, or an excessive refrigerant charge. To address this, check and repair the refrigerant system, replace the compressor if needed, inspect for and repair any leaks, and adjust the refrigerant charge. Also, make sure to clean the air filter and the unit itself, shield the unit from direct sunlight, and eliminate any nearby heat sources.
How to fix a Daewoo DWC-056CL when the fan motor and compressor do not run?
If the fan motor and compressor on your Daewoo Air Conditioner aren't running, the issue might be a power failure, a tripped circuit breaker, or a loose power plug. Consider consulting your electric company to check for a power outage. If it's a breaker issue, try turning the breaker off and on a few times. Also, ensure the power plug is properly connected or consider replacing it.
How to reduce vibration and noise from my Daewoo DWC-056CL Air Conditioner?
Vibration and noise in your Daewoo Air Conditioner can be due to imperfect installation, the fan contacting obstacles, loose fixing bolts or screws, or electrical noise. Ensure the unit is perfectly installed. Remove any obstacles that the fan might be hitting. Check and tighten any loose bolts or screws. You may also need to exchange the components.
Ensure the unit is OFF and AC cord unplugged before servicing.
Exercise caution with power, use proper parts/tools, and check wire integrity.
Verify insulation resistance and grounding after assembly.
Ensure correct installation and keep children away during servicing.
Details on controlling unit power and fan speed settings.
Explanation of thermostat operation for temperature regulation.
Functions of motor, fans, capacitor, and accumulator in the unit.
How to adjust air flow and maintain unit clearance.
Guidelines for proper grounding and using extension cords.
Testing procedures for LCDI or AFCI power cords.
Instructions for cleaning the air filter, recommended weekly.
Procedure for annual cleaning of the air conditioner unit.
Initial steps: stop unit, remove power cord, move to safe location.
Detailed steps for disassembling the fan motor assembly.
Procedure for disassembling control box and removing O.L.P.
Ensure the unit is OFF and AC cord unplugged before servicing.
Exercise caution with power, use proper parts/tools, and check wire integrity.
Verify insulation resistance and grounding after assembly.
Ensure correct installation and keep children away during servicing.
Details on controlling unit power and fan speed settings.
Explanation of thermostat operation for temperature regulation.
Functions of motor, fans, capacitor, and accumulator in the unit.
How to adjust air flow and maintain unit clearance.
Guidelines for proper grounding and using extension cords.
Testing procedures for LCDI or AFCI power cords.
Instructions for cleaning the air filter, recommended weekly.
Procedure for annual cleaning of the air conditioner unit.
Initial steps: stop unit, remove power cord, move to safe location.
Detailed steps for disassembling the fan motor assembly.
Procedure for disassembling control box and removing O.L.P.
This document is a service manual for Daewoo Window Type Room Air Conditioners, specifically models DWC-056CL and DWC-056C, published in February 2005.
The air conditioners are designed for cooling only. The DWC-056CL model operates on AC 115V/60Hz, while the DWB-056C model operates on AC 220-240V/50Hz.
The unit features a power switch with ON/OFF settings. The fan speed can be set to HIGH for maximum air circulation or LOW for quieter operation.
The thermostat automatically starts and stops cooling to maintain a desired room temperature, promoting efficient power use and economical cooling. Turning the knob clockwise results in a cooler room temperature, while turning it counter-clockwise leads to a warmer room temperature.
Air flow deflectors allow users to divert air from the center flow to the left or right, enabling adjustment for the desired air flow pattern.
The appliance is equipped with a three-prong (grounding) plug for shock hazard protection. If a two-prong wall receptacle is present, a qualified electrician should replace it with a properly grounded three-prong receptacle in accordance with the National Electrical Code.
While generally not recommended due to potential safety hazards, if an extension cord must be used, it is absolutely necessary for it to be earthed and have a marked rating of 250V 10A or more.
These models feature LCDI or AFCI power cords with a test procedure to ensure proper functioning. Users should plug the unit in, press the "RESET" button (light should turn on), then press the "TEST" button (light must turn off). Finally, pressing "RESET" again should turn the light on for use. If the unit operates normally, pressing "TEST" should trip the unit, and pressing "RESET" again should restore operation. The unit should not be used if these tests fail.
The air filter, which removes dust from the room, should be cleaned at least once a week during operation. To clean, remove the filter from the front grill, wash it with a vacuum cleaner or lukewarm, soapy water, shake it to remove moisture, and then replace it.
At least once a year, the cabinet should be removed, and the air conditioner thoroughly cleaned. An authorized servicer should inspect the unit to ensure proper functioning. The air conditioner can be washed with lukewarm, soapy water. Concentrated liquid detergent should be diluted first. The front grill can be wiped with a cloth dampened in a mild detergent solution. The cabinet can be washed with mild soap or detergent and lukewarm water, then polished with liquid wax. Condenser and Evaporator coils should be cleaned at the beginning of each cooling season using a soft brush or vacuum cleaner, taking care not to damage them. Abrasive cleaners should not be used as they can scratch, crack, and discolor surfaces.
The manual emphasizes the importance of using genuine parts for replacement, proper tools for repair, and accurate measuring appliances. It also highlights the need to check electric wires and power cords for damage and replace them if necessary. Connecting wires by cutting and joining them in the middle is strictly prohibited to prevent fire and malfunction. After assembly, insulation resistance should be checked, ensuring it is over 30MΩ between the power line and the ground terminal. Proper grounding and installation checks are also crucial. Children should be kept away from the air conditioner during servicing.
General| Brand | Daewoo |
|---|---|
| Model | DWC-056CL |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
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