To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the INVENTOR EVI-18 wireless remote control is not working?
If the wireless remote control for your INVENTOR Air Conditioner isn't working, try these steps: First, unplug the unit, wait, and plug it back in. Ensure the remote is within range and there are no obstructions. Check the remote's batteries and replace them if necessary. Finally, consider whether the remote itself might be damaged.
What to do if my INVENTOR Air Conditioner unit can not run?
If your INVENTOR Air Conditioner unit doesn't run, check if the power has been shut down, the power plug is loose, or the circuit protection device has tripped. Also, verify if the voltage is too high or low (tested by professionals) and ensure the TIMER is correctly used.
Why is the cooling or heating efficiency of my INVENTOR EVI-18 not good?
If the cooling or heating efficiency of your INVENTOR Air Conditioner is not good, consider the following: Is the temperature setting suitable? Are the inlet and outlet vents obstructed? Is the filter dirty? Are the windows and doors closed properly? Is the fan speed set at low? Are there any heat sources in the room?
Why is there an unusual smell coming from my INVENTOR EVI-18 outlet?
An unusual smell from your INVENTOR Air Conditioner outlet could be due to smells accumulated in the ambient. Try cleaning the filter. If the problem persists, the air conditioner may need cleaning; in that case, contact an authorized maintenance center.
Why is there water leakage in the outdoor unit of my INVENTOR EVI-18 Air Conditioner?
Water leakage in the outdoor unit of your INVENTOR Air Conditioner can occur for several reasons. When running in COOL mode, condensation may form on the pipe and pipe connections. In Auto Defrosting mode, ice thaws and flows out. In HEAT mode, water adhered to the heat exchanger may drip off.
Why is my INVENTOR EVI-18 indoor unit not delivering air?
In HEAT mode, the indoor unit may stop delivering air to prevent blowing cool air when the indoor heat exchanger temperature is very low (within 2 minutes). Also, in HEAT mode, if the outdoor temperature is low or humidity is high, frost can form on the outdoor heat exchanger, causing the unit to automatically defrost, and the indoor unit will stop blowing air for 3-12 minutes. During defrosting, water may flow out or vapor may be produced. Finally, in dehumidifying mode, the indoor fan may stop to prevent condensed water from vaporizing again and to restrain temperature rising.
Why does my INVENTOR EVI-18 Air Conditioner emit mist from the air outlet vent in COOL mode?
Mist emitted from the air outlet vent in COOL mode of your INVENTOR Air Conditioner happens because the room air is swiftly cooled down. After running for a while, the indoor temperature and humidity will decrease, and the mist will disappear.
What causes the noise from the indoor unit emitted by my INVENTOR EVI-18?
The noise from the indoor unit of your INVENTOR Air Conditioner could be the sound of the fan or compressor relay switching on or off. It may also occur when defrosting starts or stops, due to refrigerant flowing in the reverse direction.
Why is there moisture on the air outlet vent of my INVENTOR Air Conditioner?
If your INVENTOR Air Conditioner runs under high humidity for a long time, moisture may condense on the air outlet grill and drip off.
Why does my INVENTOR EVI-18 Air Conditioner make a creaking noise when starting or stopping?
The creaking noise heard when starting or stopping your INVENTOR Air Conditioner is due to the deformation of plastic caused by temperature changes.
General| Brand | INVENTOR |
|---|---|
| Model | EVI-18 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
