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If the heater on your Honeywell Portable air conditioner (with built-in heating) isn't switching on, first check that the Heating function has been activated. Also, the ambient temperature may be too high; the heating function should be switched on when the ambient temperature reaches below 25°C (77°F).
How to fix Honeywell Air Conditioner heater if it is not switching on?
Check that the Heating function has been activated. will be illuminated when the Heater is switched ON. Switch on the Heating function when the ambient temperature reaches below 25°C (77°F).
Why does my Honeywell MN10CESWW Air Conditioner run for a short time only?
If your Honeywell Air Conditioner runs briefly, the thermostat temperature setting might be too close to the room temperature; try lowering it. Also, ensure that the air outlet isn't blocked and that the exhaust hose is properly connected. Check for tight bends in the air exhaust hose.
Why my Honeywell Portable air conditioner does not start?
If your Honeywell Portable air conditioner isn't starting, there could be several reasons. First, make sure it's getting power by checking the power cord is properly plugged in and check for power. If the power cord is properly plugged in, remove and reconnect the power cord. Also, if you are in USA / Canada / Mexico, the safety LCDI plug might have tripped, in that case, reset the safety LCDI plug. Finally, the batteries in the remote control may need replacing, so change remote control batteries.
What to do if Honeywell Air Conditioner will not run and Power button is blinking?
If your Honeywell Air Conditioner will not run and the power button is blinking, it indicates that there is excess water condensation inside the tank. You need to drain the water, referring to the Water Condensation Drainage instructions.
General| Type | portable |
|---|---|
| Color | white |
| Operating Area Size | 450 square feet |
| Cooling Settings | 1 |
| Seasonally Adjusted Cooling Capacity | 5500 british thermal units |
| Heater | no |
| Fan Airflow Rate | 212 cubic feet per minute |
| Filter | washable |
| Hose | single |
| Remote Control | yes |
| Wireless Connectivity | none |
| Timer | yes |
| Sleeping Mode | yes |
| Current | 9.2 amperes |
| Depth | 15.2 inches |
| Height | 29.3 inches |
| Width | 18.1 inches |
| Net Weight | 61.7 pounds |
Highlights the unit's features like spot cooling, filtration, dehumidification, and portability.
Explains the system that evaporates condensate via the air outlet hose.
Advises closing doors/windows for AC/dehumidifier modes, open window for fan mode.
States the unit must be placed upright for 20 minutes before use to stabilize refrigerant.
Covers operating with damaged cords, covering intake/exhaust, and child supervision.
Advises against running cord under rugs, tripping hazards, and use near flammable goods.
Identifies numbered parts of the main unit, e.g., Control Panel, Air Outlet, Handle, Casters.
Lists items included in the installation kit, e.g., Window Bracket Kit, Hose Connector.
Details connecting the plastic hose with adapter and connector, and adjusting the window bracket.
Instructs to connect the plastic hose to the unit's hose connector by push-in and rotate.
Guides on connecting the window bracket to the window and confirming readiness.
Notes on hose length, avoiding bends, and recommended clearance from walls.
Explains functions of Power, Mode, Fan Speed, Timer, and Temperature controls.
Details Cooling, Dehumidifying, and Fan modes with their specific usage conditions.
Describes how to adjust temperature and set timer for auto turn-off/on.
Explains the function of the warning light and its relation to water condensation.
Explains how remote control buttons mirror touch panel functions for power, speed, timer, and mode.
Instructions for inserting AAA batteries into the remote control and caution notes.
Instructions for turning off the unit and cleaning the appliance with a dry cloth.
Steps for cleaning the air filter every two weeks, including rinsing and drying.
Procedures for long-term storage, including draining water and storing parts.
Steps for draining water manually using a shallow pan and the lower drain plug.
Instructions for continuous drainage using a hose connected to the upper drain plug.
Lists possible causes like no power or battery issues and their solutions.
Addresses problems like running briefly then stopping, with causes like temperature settings or blocked hoses.
Explains reasons for no cooling, such as open windows, dirty filters, or detached hoses.
Explains that the water full indicator means excess condensation needs draining.
Lists model, voltage, power, capacity, dimensions, and weight for both models.
Advises proper disposal of electrical products and recycling.
Outlines warranty coverage, exclusions, and limitations for parts and labor.
Details what the warranty does not cover, such as misuse or unauthorized repairs.
Provides contact details and required information for warranty claims or inquiries.
