To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Daewoo DWC-070C Air Conditioner's cooling bad even though the fan motor and compressor are running?
If your Daewoo Air Conditioner's fan motor and compressor are running but the cooling is poor, it could be due to a choked refrigerant system, requiring repair. Alternatively, the compressor might be failing and need repair, or there might be a refrigerant gas leak, necessitating a recharge.
What to do if my Daewoo DWC-070C Air Conditioner fan motor and compressor do not run?
If the fan motor and compressor of your Daewoo Air Conditioner aren't running, there could be several reasons. First, there might be a power failure, in which case you should consult your electric company. Second, the circuit breaker might be tripped; try turning it on and off a few times. Third, the power plug might not be making proper contact, so you may need to replace it.
What to do if my Daewoo DWC-070C Air Conditioner gives an electric shock (leakage of current)?
If you experience an electric shock from your Daewoo Air Conditioner, which indicates a current leakage, check the unit for current leakage. This could be due to insulation defects in the wiring and lead wire or leakage caused by dew or rust. If defects are found, replace the affected parts or components.
What to do if the compressor runs but the motor doesn’t run in my Daewoo Air Conditioner?
If the compressor runs but the motor doesn’t run in your Daewoo Air Conditioner, it could be: * Blocked, requiring repair. * A disconnection or burned-out electric cord, meaning you should replace the fan motor. * A failure malfunction of contact, which requires replacement. * A disconnection of malfunction of contact, in which case you should check the circuit.
General| Brand | Daewoo |
|---|---|
| Model | DWC-070C |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Ensure the unit is OFF and unplugged before any repairs or servicing.
Handle live circuits with care, use genuine parts, and proper tools for safe servicing.
Verify insulation, ground, installation, and keep children away during servicing.
