Why is my DeLonghi PAC 29ECO not cooling enough?
If your DeLonghi Air Conditioner isn't cooling the room sufficiently, make sure the window is closed. Also, remove any sources of heat, such as heaters or lamps, from the room. If the room is overcrowded, lower the thermostat setting. Ensure the exhaust hose is properly connected and the filter is clean.
What to do if my DeLonghi PAC 29ECO keeps turning off?
If your DeLonghi Air Conditioner functions briefly and the reset switch activates, it might be because water condensing in the exhaust hose has created a syphon. Drain the water and eliminate the syphon in the exhaust hose. Also, check the exhaust hose for any blockages and remove them. If the exhaust hose is twisted or bent, straighten it out. If the condenser ventilator isn't working or the tube condenser is encrusted, call the Service Centre.
Why does my DeLonghi Air Conditioner only function as a fan?
If your DeLonghi Air Conditioner only ventilates, it could be due to the reset switch being activated (the "Alarm" light will be on). Try pressing the red button. Alternatively, the thermostat may have activated. To make the room cooler, rotate the thermostat counter-clockwise.
What to do if the DeLonghi PAC 29ECO mains switch keeps turning off?
If the mains switch of your DeLonghi Air Conditioner switches off, switch off the appliance and call the Service Centre.
Explains how to set up the unit for continuous use, connecting the exhaust hose externally.
Provides step-by-step instructions for filling and managing the water container for cooling.
Explains how to set the appliance's timer for programmed automatic operation.
Provides a detailed guide on how to perform periodic de-scaling to maintain the unit.
General| Type | Portable |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) | 2.6 |
| Power Consumption (Cooling) | 1100 W |
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Air Flow | 350 m³/h |
| Power Supply | 220-240 V |
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