To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Grundig GRHPA 090 not cooling or heating properly?
There might be several reasons why your Grundig Air Conditioner isn't performing well. First, check if the air inlet or outlet is obstructed. Also, ensure that the filter isn't blocked by dust. Consider whether there are too many people in the room, or if doors or windows are open. Finally, verify that the fan speed and temperature settings are appropriate for your needs.
What to do if my Grundig GRHPA 090 Air Conditioner doesn't turn on at all?
If your Grundig Air Conditioner isn't turning on, start by checking whether it's properly connected to power. Then, verify that the breaker is switched on, or the fuse hasn't blown. Don't forget to check the batteries in the remote controller. Also, make sure that no radio equipment is being used within 1 meter of the unit.
Why does the fan stop or the speed can't be controlled on my Grundig GRHPA 090?
The fan speed of your Grundig Air Conditioner might be uncontrollable due to several reasons: * When the air conditioner is in DRY or SLEEP mode, fan speed control might be disabled. * In COOL AIRFLOW PROOF or DEFROSTING operation (HEAT mode), the fan motor will stop. * In COOL or DRY mode, the fan speed cannot be controlled if the air conditioner enters freeze-prevention operation. * In HEAT mode, the fan speed cannot be controlled if the air conditioner enters heating overload prevention operation.
General| Cooling Capacity (BTU) | 9000 |
|---|---|
| Heating Capacity (BTU/h) | 9000 |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Operating Temperature (Cooling) | 18 - 43 °C |
| Operating Temperature (Heating) | -15 - 24 °C |
Explains symbols used in the safety section for warnings and information.
Warnings and guidelines for safe installation of the air conditioner.
Details crucial information regarding grounding and electrical safety precautions.
Safe operating temp, humidity, environment, and general warnings.
Details required in manuals for appliances using flammable refrigerants.
Safety checks and procedures for servicing, including area checks and equipment.
Procedures for removing, evacuating, and charging refrigerants.
Steps for decommissioning the unit and recovering refrigerant safely.
Covers delay-starting, freeze-prevention, overload protection, and auto-restart.
Explains defrosting, residual heat blowing, and self-clean drying functions.
Details modes like Cooling Airflow Proof, Drip Proof, and Dry for Enzyme-prevention.
Illustrates and labels the indoor and outdoor unit components.
Explains the indicators and displays on the indoor unit or remote.
Describes the meaning of various indicator lights on the unit.
Explains Sleep, LED, Timer, GEN, and ECO buttons.
Covers ZoneFollow, Clean/Quiet, Fan Speed, Sweep, Turbo, and Mode selections.
Explains symbols for signal emission and operating mode selection.
Describes displays for temperature, fan speed, timer, and various functions.
Provides guidance on battery usage, signal transmission, and care of the remote controller.
Covers Emergency Run, Clean Function, and Sleep Operation.
Details Timer, Turbo, Quiet, ZoneFollow, and LED control.
Instructions and warnings for cleaning the front panel and remote controller.
Step-by-step guide on how to clean the air filter for optimal performance.
Tips for optimizing energy efficiency in cooling and heating.
Checks for when the unit doesn't operate or has poor performance.
Explains common phenomena where the remote controller might seem unresponsive.
Lists and explains various error codes displayed by the unit for diagnosis.
Describes normal sounds and visuals during operation.
Explains normal behaviors like compressor delay and initial heating wind.
Information on proper disposal of the appliance according to European regulations.
Warnings about improper disposal and its impact on environment and health.
Guidelines for handling fluorinated greenhouse gases and required certifications.
Specifies requirements for leakage detection systems and inspection cycles.
Technical data for GRHPA/GRVPA series, covering capacity and efficiency.
Technical data for GRFPA series, covering capacity and efficiency.
