Why does my Klarstein 10031814 make a water flowing noise?
The 'water flowing' noise in your Klarstein Air Conditioner is the sound of refrigerant moving inside the unit, which is normal, especially when the unit is turned on or off.
Why does my Klarstein Air Conditioner make a cracking noise?
The cracking noise from your Klarstein Air Conditioner is due to the friction caused by the expansion and contraction of the panel or other parts because of temperature changes. This is a normal occurrence, especially when the unit is turned on or off.
General| Cooling Power | 9000 BTU/h |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Air flow rate | 360 m³/h |
| Air Flow (High) | 360 m³/h |
| Power supply | 220-240 V, 50 Hz |
| Energy Efficiency Ratio (Cooling) | 2.6 |
Key safety precautions regarding the use and handling of the air conditioner.
Additional safety guidelines for optimal and safe operation of the air conditioner.
Description and identification of the components of the indoor air conditioning unit.
Description and identification of the components of the outdoor air conditioning unit.
Explains symbols and indicators shown on the remote control's display screen.
Explains how to use button combinations for features like keypad lock and unit mode switching.
Details specific functions like Auto Quiet and its operation in different modes.
Instructions on how to clean the exterior surfaces of the indoor air conditioning unit.
Pre-season checks to ensure the air conditioner is ready for operation and in good condition.
Post-season procedures for cleaning and preparing the air conditioner for storage.
Lists and explains error codes displayed by the air conditioner and their corresponding solutions.
Provides a diagram showing required clearances and dimensions for installing the indoor unit.
Lists the necessary tools required for the proper installation of the air conditioner.
Guidelines for choosing an appropriate location for the indoor unit, considering environmental factors.
A checklist of items to verify after the indoor unit has been installed to ensure proper function.
Instructions for performing a test run of the air conditioner after installation to confirm its operation.
Details on standard and maximum lengths for connection pipes based on cooling capacity.
Detailed instructions on how to properly expand pipes to prevent refrigerant leaks.
Diagram illustrating required clearances and dimensions for installing the outdoor unit.
Critical safety guidelines for professionals installing or relocating the air conditioning unit.
Lists essential tools needed for the installation process.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal placement for the indoor unit, considering environmental factors.
Explains the importance and method of properly grounding the air conditioner for electrical safety.
Step-by-step instructions for mounting the outdoor unit securely.
Procedure for creating a vacuum in the refrigerant lines to remove air and moisture.
Methods for checking the refrigerant system for leaks using detection tools or soap water.
Checklist of essential checks after installation to ensure system integrity and safety.
Guide for performing a test run to verify the air conditioner's functionality and performance.
Details on pipe lengths, cooling capacities, and refrigerant charging amounts.
Detailed instructions on how to properly expand pipes to prevent refrigerant leaks.
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