To Next PageTo Next PageWhy doesn't the high pressure rise quickly at the beginning of operation of my LG LS-E0960CL Air Conditioner?
If the high pressure in your LG Air Conditioner doesn't rise quickly at the start, it could be due to an excessive amount of refrigerant. Unfortunately, the manual does not provide a specific solution for this problem.
Why is my LG LS-E0960CL leaking refrigerant?
If your LG Air Conditioner experiences refrigerant leakage, it could stem from a clog in the refrigeration cycle or a defective compressor.
Why doesn't the high pressure rise quickly at the beginning of operation in my LG LS-E0960CL?
If your LG Air Conditioner's high pressure doesn't rise quickly at the start, it might be due to an excessive amount of refrigerant.
What causes low current in my LG Air Conditioner?
If the current is low in your LG Air Conditioner, this could be caused by a defective compressor or a defective 4-way reverse valve.
General| Refrigerant | R410A |
|---|---|
| Type | Split System |
| Cooling Capacity | 9000 BTU/h |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Power Consumption (Cooling) | 840 W |
| Weight | Indoor: 9 kg, Outdoor: 27 kg |
Details the operational functions and indicators of the indoor unit.
Explains the purpose and usage of each button on the remote control.
Provides detailed drawings and measurements for indoor unit sizes.
Provides detailed drawings and measurements for specific outdoor unit models.
Provides detailed drawings and measurements for the LS-F1260HL outdoor unit.
Details the refrigerant flow and specifications for piping length and elevation.
Electrical connection diagrams for cooling-only air conditioner models.
Electrical connection diagrams for cooling and heating air conditioner models.
Explains the function of various operation and status indicators on the main unit.
Details the operation of cooling and healthy dehumidification modes.
Explains heating mode operation and the defrost control mechanism.
Describes Fuzzy Operation for Cooling Only and Heat Pump models.
Covers airflow selection, on-timer, and fuzzy modes for dehumidification/heating.
Explains off-timer, sleep timer, chaos swing, and natural wind modes.
Details Jet Cool, Auto Restart, and Forced Operation modes for C/O models.
Covers H/P forced operation, remote control modes, frost protection, and buzzer signals.
Explains the display indicators used in heating and cooling models.
Describes how thermistor errors are indicated and the self-diagnosis function.
Criteria for choosing the best locations for indoor and outdoor unit installation.
Details on installing the indoor unit mounting plate and preparing for piping.
Steps for preparing refrigerant pipes, including cutting and flaring.
Guides on routing and connecting indoor unit piping, drain hose, and cables.
Final steps for hanging and securing the indoor unit to the installation plate.
Instructions for connecting the refrigerant piping to the outdoor unit.
Details on connecting power and communication cables to indoor and outdoor units.
Procedure for checking the proper drainage of the indoor unit.
Steps for connecting the electrical cables to the indoor unit's control board.
Guides on shaping and securing external piping, including trap formation.
Detailed steps for removing air from the refrigerant piping system.
Instructions for checking the refrigerant system for gas leaks.
Steps for connecting power supply and preparing the remote controller.
Guidelines for securing the outdoor unit and evaluating system performance.
Explains the functions of the remote control for cooling models.
Explains the functions of the remote control for heat pump models.
Steps to remove the front grille of the indoor unit for access.
Instructions for removing internal sensors, conductors, and the main PCB.
Steps to remove the control box and discharge grille.
Detailed instructions for removing the evaporator assembly.
Steps for removing the cross-flow fan and its motor.
Detailed steps for removing air from the refrigerant piping system.
Steps for reducing pressure in the refrigerant system.
Procedure for purging air when re-installing the unit.
Steps to balance refrigerant levels and check for gas leaks.
Detailed instructions for evacuating the refrigerant system using a vacuum pump.
Procedure for charging the system with the correct amount of refrigerant.
Troubleshooting guide for when the unit fails to start or operate.
Troubleshooting guide for problems with remote control operation.
Troubleshooting guide for issues with the compressor or outdoor fan.
Troubleshooting guide for when the indoor fan does not operate.
Troubleshooting guide for when the vertical louvers do not move correctly.
Troubleshooting guide for when the heating mode does not function.
Diagram and component list for the main Printed Circuit Board assembly.
Diagrams illustrating the display assembly for different model series.
Exploded view showing parts breakdown for specific indoor unit models.
Exploded view showing parts breakdown for the LS-E0960CL/HL indoor unit.
Exploded view showing parts breakdown for the LS-F1260CL/HL indoor unit.
Exploded view showing parts breakdown for the LS-J0760CL/HL outdoor unit.
Exploded view showing parts breakdown for multiple outdoor unit models.
Exploded view showing parts breakdown for the LS-F1260HL outdoor unit.
