What to do if my Eberg Air Conditioner shows error E4?
If your Eberg Air Conditioner displays error code E4, it means the water tank is full. To resolve this, remove the rubber stopper located at the bottom of the unit to drain the water.
What does error E1 mean on my Eberg Air Conditioner?
Error code E1 on your Eberg Air Conditioner indicates an electrical short on both the temperature sensor and the PCB. It is recommended to contact an electrician for repair.
What does error E2 mean on my Eberg Air Conditioner?
Error code E2 on your Eberg Air Conditioner indicates an electrical short of the temperature sensor copper tube and PCB wiring. It is recommended to contact an electrician for repair.
Read safety instructions, observe them to prevent damage, place on waterproof surfaces.
Check for damage, properly dispose packaging, use as intended, supplier not liable for misuse.
Appliance use by children/impaired persons requires supervision; children must not play with it; ensure waterproof surfaces.
Repairs must be done by trained personnel; improper repairs void warranty and risk user safety.
Unit must be upright; wait 6 hours after transport before use to protect the compressor.
Ensure proper ventilation at all times; do not block air inlets/outlets; avoid hazardous environments.
Observe temperature limits, clean filters, wait before restarting, avoid extension cords, operate on flat surface.
Understand startup delays, replace damaged cords only with qualified personnel to avoid hazards.
Remove batteries before discarding the appliance for safe disposal.
Comply with national electrical wiring regulations; avoid laundry rooms; supervise children.
Maintain 500mm distance from walls/obstacles to the filter side; ensure proper exhaust hose length and position.
The 'DF' indicator signifies the unit is defrosting.
Portable design, easy plug-and-play operation, powerful cooling, and improved air quality.
Features include programmable timer, sleep control, and manual operation via electronic pad.
Operates on 220-240V/50Hz and includes a 1.8m power cord with plug.
Follow steps to unpack the unit, remove exhaust hose and adapter, and attach the hose before operation.
Package includes the air conditioner unit, remote control, and batteries.
Diagram and list identifying key components like control panel, vents, filters, and drain holes.
Explains the function of Power, Mode, Temperature Up/Down, LED Display, and Fan Speed buttons.
Details on programmable timer (ON/OFF) and sleep control function for cooling and heating modes.
Explains E4 alarm for a full water tank and the procedure to resolve it by draining.
Identifies remote control buttons: Power, Function, Timer, Fan Speed (Auto/Hi/Mid/Low), Sleep, and Temp.
Unit evaporates condensation via exhaust hose; drainage pipe not needed in cooling mode.
In heating/dehumidifying, remove cap '1' and attach drainage pipe. For E4, drain water via cap '2'.
Instructions for removing and cleaning air filters, emphasizing proper identification of filters.
Clean condenser/evaporator with vacuum brush; wipe casing with a damp cloth.
Ensure unit is not obstructed for optimal performance; avoid narrow spaces and intense sunlight.
Check power supply, insert plug firmly, and avoid pulling the power cord to prevent damage.
Instructions for attaching and detaching the exhaust hose, including specific steps for heating function.
Provides solutions for error codes E1 (short circuits), E2 (sensor/wiring shorts), and E4 (water tank full).
Do not dispose with general waste; use designated electrical waste recycling points.
General| Brand | Eberg |
|---|---|
| Model | QUBO Q40HD |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
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