Why my Gree Air Conditioner unit doesn’t work?
Your Gree Air Conditioner might not be working due to several reasons: a cut-off fuse or circuit breaker (replace the fuse or reset the circuit breaker); a power failure (restart the unit when power is restored); disconnected power supply (connect the power); insufficient remote controller power (replace the battery); or the remote controller being out of range (ensure it's within 8m).
What to do if my Gree Air Conditioner has abnormal cooling or heating?
If your Gree Air Conditioner isn't cooling or heating properly, check for these possible causes: blocked air inlets or outlets (clear any obstructions); improper temperature, fan speed, or wind direction settings (adjust via the remote or wired controller); open doors or windows (close them); direct sunshine (use curtains or louvers); too many people or heat sources in the room (reduce these); or a blocked and dirty filter (clean the filter).
What to do if my Gree Air Conditioner runs but stops immediately?
If your Gree Air Conditioner starts but stops right away, it might be because the air inlet or outlet of the indoor or outdoor units is blocked. Clear any obstructions to resolve this.
General| Cooling Capacity | 22.4 kW |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity | 25.0 kW |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Rated Heating Power Input | 6.8 kW |
| Indoor Unit Noise Level | 32-45 dB(A) |
| Noise Level (Indoor Unit) | 32-45 dB(A) |
| Operating Temperature Range (Cooling) | -5°C to 48°C |
| Operating Temperature Range (Heating) | -15°C to 24°C |
| Indoor Unit Net Weight | Varies by indoor unit type |
Essential warnings for unit installation, handling, and general safety.
Detailed safety guidelines for electrical safety, refrigerant handling, and operational hazards.
Overview of product features, models, capacity combinations, and main parts.
Identification of main parts and operating temperature ranges.
Essential safety guidelines to follow during unit installation, repair, and movement.
Covers unit size, installation position selection, space requirements, foundation, and shock absorption.
Specifications for piping, design, installation, and insulation for refrigerant systems.
Steps for system vacuuming, drying, and refrigerant charging procedures.
Guidelines for electrical installation and communication line connections.
Steps for preparing and understanding system debugging processes and operational notices.
Reference values for judging normal unit operation based on system parameters.
Regular inspection, cleaning, and maintenance tasks for extending unit life and performance.
Solutions for common malfunctions, error indications, and troubleshooting steps.
Information on warranty conditions, authorized service, and support contact details.
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