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Linda JenningsAug 7, 2025
Why is the current low in my LG LM-2430H2L Air Conditioner?
- HheatherhunterAug 7, 2025
A low current in your LG Air Conditioner can be caused by a defective compressor or a defective 4-way reverse valve.
Why is the current low in my LG LM-2430H2L Air Conditioner?
A low current in your LG Air Conditioner can be caused by a defective compressor or a defective 4-way reverse valve.
What causes low current in LG Air Conditioner?
A low current in your LG Air Conditioner can be caused by an insufficient amount of refrigerant (leakage) or clogging.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | LM-2430H2L |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details operational modes and functions of the indoor unit.
Details the functions and operations of the remote control unit.
Technical specifications for the LM-1830C2L/M model.
Technical specifications for the LM-1830H2L/M model.
Technical specifications for the LM-2430C2L/M model.
Technical specifications for the LM-2430H2L/M model.
Detailed dimensions and diagrams for the indoor unit.
Detailed dimensions and diagrams for the outdoor unit.
Refrigeration cycle for cooling-only models.
Refrigeration cycle for cooling and heating modes.
Wiring diagram for indoor units.
Wiring diagrams for outdoor units.
Details on main unit functions and indicators.
Operation details for heating mode in H/P models.
Details on defrost control for H/P models.
Information on heating overload for H/P models.
Fuzzy operation for Cooling Only models.
Fuzzy operation for Heating/Cooling models.
Fuzzy operation for dehumidification mode.
Fuzzy operation for heating mode.
How to select airflow speed.
Details on setting the on-timer for operation.
Details on setting the off-timer for operation.
Details on sleep timer operation.
Operation of chaos swing mode for louvers.
Jet Cool mode operation for C/O models.
Jet Cool mode operation for H/P models.
Automatic operation after power failure.
Forced operation for Cooling Only models.
Forced operation for Heating/Cooling models.
Operation using the remote control.
Protection mechanisms for evaporator pipe frosting.
Describes buzzer sound indications.
Display indicators for heating mode.
Display indicators for cooling mode.
Explains error codes and their meanings.
General guidelines for installing indoor and outdoor units.
Standard installation procedure for the indoor unit.
Preparation and execution of piping and drainage.
Connecting pipings for the indoor unit.
Connecting refrigerant pipes to the indoor unit.
Managing pipes and cables at the rear of the chassis.
Connecting refrigerant pipes to the outdoor unit.
Procedures for connecting cables to the outdoor unit.
Procedures for connecting cables to the indoor units.
Example of connecting the main cable.
Connecting the main cable to the indoor unit.
Attaching the front grille to the indoor unit cabinet.
Verifying proper drainage operation.
Procedures for forming and insulating refrigerant piping.
Step-by-step guide for air purging.
Table showing refrigerant charge amounts per meter.
Connecting the power supply and preparing the remote control.
Measuring temperatures to evaluate performance.
Identifies buttons and functions on the remote control.
Identifies buttons and functions on the opened remote control.
Instructions for removing the indoor unit grille.
Removing internal components of the indoor unit.
Removing the control box.
Removing the discharge grille.
Removing the evaporator assembly.
Removing the cross-flow fan and motor.
Table detailing valve positions for different works.
Step-by-step procedure for pumping down the refrigerant system.
Step-by-step procedure for system evacuation.
Step-by-step procedure for charging refrigerant.
Analyzing refrigerant cycle issues and checking parameters.
Basic steps for twin compressor units.
Table showing maximum capacity combinations.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-operating product.
Troubleshooting remote control operation issues.
Troubleshooting steps when cooling function fails.
Troubleshooting indoor fan non-operation.
Troubleshooting vertical louver operation.
Troubleshooting steps when heating function fails.
Troubleshooting outdoor unit non-operation.
Troubleshooting communication errors.
Schematic of the indoor main PCB assembly.
Schematic of the outdoor main PCB assembly.
Diagram of the display assembly.
Detailed schematic diagram for the indoor unit.
Detailed schematic diagram for the outdoor unit.
Exploded view of LM-1830 indoor units.
Parts list for LM-1830 indoor units.
Exploded view of LM-2430 indoor units.
Parts list for LM-2430 indoor units.
Exploded view of Indoor Unit L2-C243AL1.
Parts list for Indoor Unit L2-C243AL1.
Exploded view of LM-1830/2430C and L2-C243AL1 outdoor units.
Parts list for LM-1830/2430C and L2-C243AL1 outdoor units.
Exploded view of LM-1830H2L/M, LM-2430H2L/M outdoor units.
Parts list for LM-1830H2L/M, LM-2430H2L/M outdoor units.