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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 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| Brand | Kelvinator |
|---|---|
| Model | KSV62HRC |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Critical warnings about potential hazards like fire, electric shock, and misuse.
Information concerning personal safety and how to avoid damaging the appliance.
Tips and information about the use of the appliance.
Tips and information about economical and ecological use of the appliance.
Crucial points to remember for proper operation and safety.
Specifies the intended applications and environments for the appliance.
Step-by-step instructions for basic operation of the air conditioner.
Details on using additional features like Sleep, Timer, and Turbo.
Explanation of functions like X-FAN, AUTO RUN, Turbo function, Remote Lock, and mode switching.
Identification of components within the indoor unit.
Identification of components within the outdoor unit.
Critical warnings about potential hazards like fire, electric shock, and misuse.
Precautions regarding personal safety and preventing appliance damage.
General tips and information for using the appliance.
Advice on economical and ecological usage.
Key operational guidelines and restrictions.
Important cautions for safe operation and maintenance.
Guidance on the proper use and placement of the remote control.
Essential steps to follow before operating the air conditioner.
Information on safe usage practices, especially regarding direct airflow.
Instructions for cleaning the unit safely.
Guidance on seeking professional repair and maintenance.
Functionality of the power button for turning the unit on and off.
How to select different operating modes like Auto, Cool, Dry, Fan, and Heat.
Options for adjusting fan speed from Low to High, including Auto.
Buttons for increasing and decreasing the temperature setting.
Controls the indoor unit's display lights, turning them on or off.
Activates high-speed fan mode for rapid heating or cooling.
Activates the indoor fan to dry the unit after shutdown, preventing mould.
Turns the cold plasma function on and off for air purification.
Setting automatic start (Timer-On) and stop (Timer-Off) times.
Controls the vertical (V) and horizontal (H) swing of the air guiding louvers.
Operates the unit based on the temperature detected by the remote control.
Selects the quietest fan mode for reduced noise operation.
Activates sleep modes that adjust temperature for comfort and energy saving.
Step-by-step guide for replacing remote control batteries.
How to operate the unit using the manual switch when the remote is lost or damaged.
Instructions for removing and cleaning the front panel of the indoor unit.
Procedure for cleaning the air filter, recommended every three months.
Guidance on how to replace the air filter correctly.
Checks to perform before operating the unit.
Maintenance tasks to perform after using the unit.
Explanation of the cooling principle and operation.
How the unit prevents frost formation during cooling operation.
Explanation of the heating principle and operation.
Process of removing ice buildup during heating operation.
Prevents cold air from being blown when heating starts.
Describes situations where the unit may blow a gentle breeze.
Specifies the operational temperature limits for the unit.
Advice on how to use the air conditioner efficiently to save energy.
Information about condensate formation at high humidity.
Information on the unit's compatibility with demand response programs.
Common causes and solutions when the unit fails to start.
Reasons for odours and when to contact service.
Explains the noise caused by 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 cooling or heating performance.
Troubleshooting steps for remote control signal issues.
Causes of water leakage from the indoor unit.
Reasons for water leakage from the outdoor unit.
Common noises from the indoor unit and their causes.
Reasons why the indoor unit might not be blowing air.
Cause of moisture appearing at the air outlet.
Normal indication of defrosting mode.
Indicates a refrigerant leak and requires professional attention.
Critical situations requiring immediate shutdown and service contact.
Questions to confirm proper unit installation and setup.
Warranty terms specific to Australia and New Zealand.
Key information and steps before contacting service.
