To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Haier AS072XCEAA unit fails to start?
If your Haier Air Conditioner fails to start, ensure the power supply switch is turned ON. If the unit still doesn't start, immediately turn off the power supply switch and contact your dealer.
Why Haier AS072XCEAA does not start after stopping?
If your Haier Air Conditioner doesn't restart immediately after stopping, it's due to the system's self-protection function. Please wait for three minutes before attempting to restart it.
Why air does not blow during drying of Haier Air Conditioner?
During drying operation, your Haier Air Conditioner will run intermittently at LO speed regardless of the FAN setting. Therefore, the air may not blow, or the fan speed cannot be changed.
Why is water generated from Haier Air Conditioner outdoor unit during heating?
The water or vapor generated from the outdoor unit of your Haier Air Conditioner during heating occurs when frost accumulated on the outdoor unit is removed during defrosting operation.
Why does my Haier AS072XCEAA Air Conditioner smell?
The smell from your Haier Air Conditioner results from smells of furniture, paint, or tobacco absorbed by the indoor unit.
What causes cracking sound from Haier AS072XCEAA Air Conditioner?
The cracking sound you hear from your Haier Air Conditioner is due to the heat expansion or contraction of plastics.
Why is the Haier Air Conditioner indoor fan still running after heating?
During heating, the indoor fan of your Haier Air Conditioner may continue running for a while after the unit automatically stops. This is to dissipate any excess heat.
Why white fog comes out of Haier AS072XCEAA indoor unit?
The white fog coming from the indoor unit of your Haier Air Conditioner during operation is condensed fog, which occurs when suddenly cooled indoor air is blown out.
General| Brand | Haier |
|---|---|
| Model | AS072XCEAA |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Guidance on proper disposal of old units, including refrigerant handling and environmental awareness.
Instructions for disposing of packaging materials, emphasizing recyclability and environmental safety.
Crucial pre-operation safety information and warnings for correct use, covering hazards and precautions.
Details the specific temperature ranges for cooling and heating modes of operation.
Highlights severe operational risks, including death or serious injury, from incorrect use.
Identifies operational errors that may cause injury or machine damage.
Provides information to ensure correct operation of the machine.
Provides specific warnings related to installation procedures and site selection.
Guidelines for choosing appropriate installation locations and avoiding unsuitable ones.
Requirements for power supply wire and electrical connections during installation.
Considerations for minimizing operating noise and vibration during installation.
Illustrates and labels the front components of the indoor unit.
Illustrates and labels the rear components of the indoor unit.
Explains the meaning of warning and prohibition marks used in the manual.
Details how to use emergency and test operation modes.
Emphasizes disconnecting power before cleaning to prevent hazards.
Provides step-by-step instructions for cleaning air filters and the unit.
Describes sounds and phenomena that are normal operation, not faults.
Explains the cause of white fog during cooling/dry modes.
Explains the automatic switch to FAN mode to prevent frost.
Explains the self-protection function preventing immediate restarts.
General advice for optimal air conditioner usage and maintenance.
Guidance on adjusting airflow, avoiding sunlight, and using the timer effectively.
Critical safety warnings and precautions for installation procedures.
Lists major installation hazards and consequences of improper execution.
Details specific cautions for installation, including grounding and gas leakage.
Reinforces safety precautions for grounding and electrical leakage breakers during installation.
Lists necessary tools for installation.
Illustrates wiring diagrams and electrical requirements for installation.
Criteria for selecting the optimal installation location for the indoor unit.
Procedures for cutting and expanding pipes, including correct and incorrect methods.
Steps for correctly fixing the mounting plate to the wall.
Instructions for routing pipes in different directions and connecting them.
Steps for connecting electrical cords to the indoor unit.
Detailed guide on connecting solid and strand wiring to terminals.
Procedure to check and confirm indoor unit addresses after setup.
Guidance on checking installation and performing trial operations.
Checklist for verifying correct installation before operation.
Instructions for conducting a test operation after installation.
Lists common causes for insufficient cooling or heating performance.
Specific issues related to insufficient cooling.
Explains phenomena observed during heating, like cooled air.
Lists various error codes and their descriptions.
Details the LED flash patterns indicating specific error codes.
