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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 KSV35HRC 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| Cooling Capacity | 3.5 kW |
|---|---|
| Star Rating | 3 Star |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Compressor Type | Rotary |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Net Weight (Outdoor Unit) | 28 kg |
| Type | Split |
| Cooling Capacity (BTU) | 12000 BTU |
| Air Flow | 550 m³/h |
| Air Flow Volume | 550 m3/h |
| Power Consumption (Cooling) | 1090 W |
Step-by-step guide for basic air conditioner functions like power, mode, temperature, and fan speed selection.
Explains how to use additional features like sleep, timer, and light functions on the remote.
Details unique features such as X-FAN for drying, AUTO RUN, and Turbo mode for rapid heating/cooling.
Instructions on how to lock and unlock the remote control to prevent accidental changes.
Method to toggle temperature display units between Celsius and Fahrenheit on the remote.
How to activate energy-saving mode, indicated by 'SE' on the remote display.
Enables a low heat mode that maintains a minimum temperature of 8°C to prevent freezing.
Critical safety alerts regarding electrical hazards, misuse, and potential fire risks.
Important safety advice to avoid personal injury, appliance damage, or electric shock.
Key operational notes, including not operating with closed louvres or missing air filters.
Guidelines for optimal placement of the remote for effective signal transmission to the indoor unit.
Essential steps to take before operating the air conditioner, including installation checks and power connection.
Advice on safe usage, particularly regarding prolonged direct airflow exposure.
Instructions for safely cleaning the unit, emphasizing power disconnection and avoiding water immersion.
Guidance on contacting authorized dealers for repair and maintenance services.
How to turn the air conditioner on and off using the remote control.
Cycle through operating modes like Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan, and Heat.
Adjust fan speed settings, including Auto, Low, Medium, and High.
Increase or decrease the desired temperature setting, with faster adjustment when held down.
Controls the indoor unit's display lights, allowing them to be turned on or off.
Activates high-speed fan operation for rapid cooling or heating.
Runs the indoor fan after shutdown to dry the unit and prevent mold growth.
Activates or deactivates the cold plasma function for air purification.
Sets the automatic start time for the air conditioner operation.
Sets the automatic stop time for the air conditioner operation.
Controls the vertical swing of the air guiding louvers.
Controls the horizontal swing of the air guiding louvers.
Operates the unit based on the remote's location temperature for precise comfort.
Selects the quietest fan mode for reduced noise operation.
Activates various sleep modes that gradually adjust temperature for comfortable night rest.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the indoor unit's front panel gently.
Details on how to remove and clean the air filter every three months for optimal performance.
Pre-operation checks including air outlet/inlet obstruction and remote battery status.
Post-operation procedures like switching off power and cleaning units.
Explains the principle of cooling and how capacity is affected by ambient temperature.
Describes the unit's mechanism to prevent frost formation on the heat exchanger in low temperatures.
Explains the principle of heating and how capacity varies with outdoor temperature.
Details the automatic defrost process to remove ice buildup during heating in cold, humid conditions.
Prevents cold air from blowing into the room during initial heating stages or after defrosting.
Explains situations where the indoor unit may produce a gentle breeze or rotate louvers.
Specifies the recommended outdoor temperature ranges for optimal cooling and heating operation.
Provides advice on reducing energy consumption, such as moderate temperature settings and covering windows.
Notes potential condensation at the air outlet during prolonged cooling/drying in high humidity.
Information on the unit's capability to interface with electricity suppliers for demand response programs.
Addresses issues where the air conditioner fails to turn on or respond immediately after shutdown.
Explains potential causes of odors from the unit, often related to room smells.
Describes the normal sound of refrigerant flowing within the unit.
Explains the formation of mist during cooling in high temperature and humidity conditions.
Identifies cracking sounds as being caused by thermal expansion/contraction of unit parts.
Checks for power supply, loose plugs, tripped circuit protection, and timer settings.
Lists common causes for reduced cooling or heating performance, like blocked inlets or dirty filters.
Troubleshooting steps for when the remote control fails to transmit signals to the unit.
Addresses water leakage from both indoor and outdoor units, often due to condensation or drain issues.
Explains various noises from the indoor unit, including those from fan or relay operation.
Discusses reasons why the indoor fan might stop blowing air, such as during heating or defrosting.
Notes that moisture may appear on the air outlet grill during prolonged operation in high humidity.
Indicates normal operation during defrosting mode, with heating to resume shortly.
Warns of low refrigerant levels, requiring professional inspection for leaks.
Guidance on steps to follow before calling for service or making a warranty claim.
