To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the high pressure not quickly rise at the beginning of LG AMNH076LQL0 Air Conditioner operation?
If the high pressure in your LG Air Conditioner does not quickly rise at the beginning of operation, it could be due to an excessive amount of refrigerant. In this case, the current is low.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | AMNH076LQL0 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details the nomenclature for LG indoor units, including type, function, and color.
Explains the model number structure for LG outdoor units, including type and capacity.
Provides critical safety instructions for installing the air conditioner unit to prevent hazards.
Outlines safety guidelines for operating the air conditioner to ensure user and product safety.
Presents physical dimensions for various types of LG indoor units, including split, Art Cool, and duct types.
Details the physical dimensions of LG outdoor units across different models and capacities.
Lists technical specifications for various LG indoor units, including capacity, power, and noise levels.
Provides technical specifications for LG outdoor units, covering capacity, power supply, and refrigerant details.
Guides on choosing optimal locations for indoor units to ensure proper airflow, drainage, and accessibility.
Details the mounting procedures for indoor units, including installation plate fixing and piping hole drilling.
Outlines the procedure for connecting indoor and outdoor unit pipings and electrical cables, including critical CAUTIONs.
Specifies maximum allowable piping lengths and refrigerant charge calculations for multi-type systems.
Lists essential precautions and procedures for conducting a test run of the air conditioner system.
Describes how to evaluate the performance of the unit after installation, focusing on temperature and refrigerant checks.
Explains the operational functions and indicators of various LG indoor unit types and their controls.
Details the operational logic and protection functions of the outdoor unit, including compressor and fan control.
Provides an overview of the remote control buttons and their functions for operating the air conditioning system.
Introduces the features and functionality of the simple central control system for managing multiple units.
Illustrates the wiring connections for central control systems, including outdoor and indoor unit connections.
Explains how to set the unique address for each indoor unit within a central control system.
Details the features and benefits of the Deluxe Central Control system for comprehensive air conditioner management.
Provides step-by-step instructions for disassembling the split type indoor unit, including grille and sensor removal.
Outlines the procedure for disassembling the Art Cool Deluxe Type indoor units (SZ, SU, S3 models).
Describes the process for removing components from the CVT Type VB chassis indoor unit, starting with the air filter.
Presents the electronic control device schematic for the indoor unit, detailing component connections and layout.
Displays the schematic diagram for the electronic control device of LG outdoor units, outlining component layout.
Illustrates the refrigeration cycle for various LG outdoor unit models, showing refrigerant flow and component locations.
Explains the self-diagnosis function, listing error codes and their corresponding descriptions for indoor and outdoor units.
Provides troubleshooting steps for common electronic part issues, including power supply and component checks.
Details the operation and service positions of the 3-way valve for the liquid side of the refrigerant system.
Explains the operation and service positions of the 3-way valve for the gas side of the refrigerant system.
Details the procedure for pumping down the refrigerant system before servicing or transferring the unit.
Outlines the process for evacuating the refrigeration system to remove air and moisture, ensuring proper vacuum levels.
Describes the steps for charging the refrigeration system with the correct amount of refrigerant, including handling liquid and gas.
Provides exploded views and part lists for various LG indoor unit chassis types, aiding in part identification.
Lists replacement parts for LG outdoor units with single compressor inverter systems, detailing part numbers.
