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If your LG Air Conditioner exhibits low current due to a defective compressor or a defective 4-way reverse valve, a technician will need to diagnose and address the faulty component.
General| Brand | LG |
|---|---|
| Model | LS-H366NMD0 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details various modes like Sleep, Natural Air, and Airflow control.
Covers ON/OFF, mode selection, fan speed, and temperature settings.
Provides physical dimensions for the indoor and outdoor units.
Illustrates refrigeration cycles for different model types.
Wiring diagrams for indoor and outdoor units of 30K/32K series.
Wiring diagrams for indoor and outdoor units of 36K/38K series.
Details indoor unit functions and specific heat pump operations.
Explains dehumidification, heating, and defrost operations.
Describes fuzzy logic temperature control for various modes.
Covers selecting unit locations and pipe length/elevation.
Steps for mounting plate and drilling wall holes.
Detailed steps for performing pipe flaring and checking.
Steps for removing panels and initial piping routing.
Steps for taping, unit installation, and pipe connection.
Steps for rerouting piping and reassembling the unit.
Procedures for connecting the drain hose.
Steps for connecting outdoor unit piping.
Steps to connect the cable to indoor and outdoor units.
Important cautions for wiring and power source.
Steps for panel removal and checking drainage flow.
Steps for piping formation based on unit placement.
Explains purging importance and vacuum pump preparation.
Steps for evacuation and completing the purging process.
Initial checks and outdoor unit anchoring.
How to evaluate performance and pump down refrigerant.
Identifies buttons and their functions on the remote.
Explains how to select different operating modes.
Steps for removing the front grille and side panels.
Steps to remove the main grille and internal components.
Steps to remove control box, discharge grille, and evaporator.
Steps for removing grille and side panels for alternative models.
Steps to remove the fan motor and cross-flow fan.
Procedure for pumping down the 3-way valve.
Procedure for re-purging the system after valve operation.
Steps for evacuating the system using a vacuum pump.
Steps for charging the system with refrigerant.
Analyzes issues based on temperature, pressure, and current.
Troubleshooting for a completely non-operational product.
Troubleshooting steps when the remote controller is unresponsive.
Troubleshooting for non-driving compressor or outdoor fan.
Diagram and component layout for the indoor unit PCB.
Diagram and component layout for the outdoor unit PCB.
Schematic for indoor units of Heat Pump/Cooling Only series.
Schematic for outdoor units of Heat Pump series.
Exploded view for 30K/32K indoor units.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts for M series.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts for L series.
Exploded view for 36K/38K outdoor units.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts for N series.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts for N series.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts for N/L series.
Detailed list of indoor unit parts for N/L/M series.
Exploded view for 30K/32K outdoor units.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for M series.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for M series.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for M series.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for M series.
Exploded view for 36K/38K outdoor units.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for N series.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for N series.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for N series.
Detailed list of outdoor unit parts for N series.
