What to do if my Eden ED-7016 doesn’t cool enough?
If your Eden Air Conditioner isn't cooling enough, several factors could be the cause. First, ensure all doors and windows are closed. Remove any heat sources from the room. Check that the hot air exhaust hose is properly connected and not blocked. Also, verify that the temperature setting isn't too high and that the air inlet isn't blocked; clean it if necessary.
What does E2 code mean on my Eden Air Conditioner and how to fix it?
The E2 code on your Eden Air Conditioner indicates that the water tank is full. Please empty the water tank to resolve this issue.
Why won't my Eden ED-7016 start when I press the power button?
Your Eden Air Conditioner might not start for a few reasons. The water full indicator lamp might be blinking because the water tank is full; drain the water tank. If you are using electric heating mode, the room temperature might be higher than the set temperature; adjust the temperature. Alternatively, if you are in cooling mode, the room temperature might be lower than the set temperature; in this case, you should also adjust the temperature.
Why is my Eden ED-7016 so noisy?
An Eden Air Conditioner can be noisy due to a few reasons. It could be that the ground is not level or flat enough; if possible, place the unit on a flat, level surface. The noise might also be from the refrigerant flowing inside the air conditioner; placing the unit on a flat, level surface may also help with this.
What does E0 code mean on my Eden Air Conditioner?
The E0 code on your Eden Air Conditioner indicates that the room temperature sensor has failed. Replace the room temperature sensor to fix this.
Why does my Eden ED-7016 auto power-off in heating mode?
Your Eden Air Conditioner might automatically power off in heating mode as a heating protection measure. This occurs when the temperature at the air outlet exceeds 70 degrees. Allow the unit to cool down before restarting it.
General| Brand | Eden |
|---|---|
| Model | ED-7016 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Covers reading manual, indoor use, socket safety, fingers, upright transport, and disconnecting power.
Specifies areas to avoid, such as near fire, oil splash, direct sunlight, or water.
Warns about socket safety, damaged cords, and fire risk from covering the unit.
Addresses appliance use by children and the need for supervision.
Details the function of each button on the appliance's control panel.
Explains the function of each button on the remote control.
Instructions for draining collected water and the internal tank full alarm function.
Guidance on connecting the exhaust hose to the unit and window.
Steps for adjusting and fixing the window slider kit.
Instructions for connecting the appliance to Wi-Fi.
Procedures for cleaning the unit's exterior and air filter.
Lists common problems, possible causes, and suggested remedies.
Provides rated power, energy efficiency, and sound level information.
States compliance with European regulations and provides a web link.
Guidance on proper disposal and recycling of the appliance.
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