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If your Kelvinator Air Conditioner's indoor unit is leaking water, it might be due to high humidity. You should check for condensing water overflow and make sure the drain hose is tight and unobstructed.
What does E3 mean on my Kelvinator KSV26CRC Air Conditioner?
The E3 warning on your Kelvinator Air Conditioner indicates low pressure, meaning the unit has likely lost refrigerant. Contact your installer to check for potential leaks.
General| Refrigerant | R32 |
|---|---|
| Outdoor Unit Noise Level | 52 dB |
| Type | Split System |
| Capacity | 2.6 kW |
| Cooling Capacity | 2700 W |
| Power Supply | 230V / 50Hz |
Basic steps for operating the air conditioner.
Details on special functions like sleep and timer modes.
Explanation of unique features like X-FAN and AUTO RUN.
Describes the automatic mode for optimal comfort.
Information on using high fan speed for rapid heating/cooling.
How to lock and unlock the remote control keypad.
Procedure to change temperature display units.
How to activate the energy-saving mode.
Enables a low heat setting for maintaining minimum temperature.
Diagram and list of components for the indoor air conditioner unit.
Diagram and list of components for the outdoor air conditioner unit.
Critical safety instructions regarding potential hazards and immediate actions.
Information concerning personal safety and appliance damage prevention.
Guidance on using the appliance effectively and safely.
Advice on responsible disposal and ecological use.
Key operational requirements and restrictions for safe use.
Guidelines for optimal remote control signal reception.
Essential steps to take before operating the unit.
Recommendations for safe and healthy operation.
Instructions for cleaning the unit safely.
Guidance on seeking professional repair and maintenance.
How to turn the air conditioner on and off using the remote.
Selecting between cooling, heating, fan, and dry modes.
Adjusting the fan speed settings for different comfort levels.
Increasing or decreasing the desired temperature setting.
Step-by-step guide for replacing remote control batteries.
Important considerations for remote control use and maintenance.
How to operate the unit using the manual switch when remote is lost.
Procedure to switch off the unit via the manual control.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the front panel.
Guide on how to clean the air filter every three months.
Methods to reduce electricity consumption while using the unit.
Information on condensate formation at high humidity.
Explanation of how the unit interacts with energy suppliers.
Common reasons why the air conditioner may not turn on.
Possible causes for unusual smells from the unit.
Explanation of the sound of refrigerant flow.
Reason for mist formation during cooling operation.
Cause of cracking sounds due to temperature changes.
Checks for issues preventing the unit from starting.
Factors affecting the unit's cooling or heating performance.
Troubleshooting steps for remote control communication issues.
Causes and solutions for water leaks from the indoor unit.
Reasons for water leakage from the outdoor unit.
Explanation of various noises originating from the indoor unit.
Situations where the indoor fan may stop or not blow air.
Causes of moisture appearing on the air outlet grill.
Indicates the unit is in defrost mode.
Indicates a refrigerant leak or low pressure issue.
Summary of critical issues requiring immediate attention.
Key questions to ensure proper installation of the unit.
Fields for recording installer details and purchase information.
Detailed terms, conditions, and exclusions of the product warranty.
Advice on steps to take before calling for service.
Phone numbers and websites for service and spare parts.
