How to tell if my LG LS-S1260HL has an excessive amount of refrigerant?
- JJesse WyattAug 2, 2025
If your LG Air Conditioner has an excessive amount of refrigerant, the high pressure may not rise quickly at the beginning of operation.
How to tell if my LG LS-S1260HL has an excessive amount of refrigerant?
If your LG Air Conditioner has an excessive amount of refrigerant, the high pressure may not rise quickly at the beginning of operation.
Type | Split System |
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Cooling Capacity | 12000 BTU/h |
Indoor Unit Weight | 9 kg |
Outdoor Unit Weight | 30 kg |
Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
Covers ON/OFF, sensing, temp control, fan speed, indicators, and special modes.
Details Deice (defrost) and Hot-start controls for heating models.
Explains all buttons on the remote for mode selection, timing, fan speed, and settings.
Technical data for air conditioners operating in cooling mode only.
Detailed physical measurements for the indoor air conditioner unit.
Detailed physical measurements for the outdoor air conditioner unit.
Information on pipe size, maximum length, and elevation for refrigerant lines.
Electrical connection diagrams tailored to different LG air conditioner models.
Explains time delay, airflow direction, cooling mode, and auto operation logic.
Details heating, hot-start, deice, soft dry, natural wind, and forced operation.
Explanation of LED indicators on the indoor unit for operation status.
Describes protection against frosting and thermistor error detection.
Guidance on choosing the best location and preparing refrigerant piping.
Steps for connecting indoor units, tubing, cables, and drain hoses.
Procedures for connecting piping and electrical cables to the outdoor unit.
Procedure to verify the indoor unit's drainage system functionality.
Steps to remove air and moisture from the refrigeration system.
Instructions for connecting power and preparing for the first test run.
How to measure and evaluate intake and discharge air temperatures.
Detailed explanation of remote control buttons for cooling mode.
Detailed explanation of remote control buttons for heat pump mode.
Steps to remove the front grille and internal sensors from the indoor unit.
Procedures for disassembling the control box, evaporator, and fan motor.
Guide on operating refrigerant valves for shipping, installation, and servicing.
Steps for air purging, pumping down, evacuation, and gas charging.
Diagnosing issues based on intake/discharge temperature differences and operating current.
Analyzing refrigeration cycle problems using suction pressure and temperature.
Diagnosing issues related to power input and the main PCB.
Troubleshooting fan operation, louvers, remote control, and heating effectiveness.
Illustrated breakdown of indoor unit components for model series S0960, S1120, S1260, S1420, S1421.
Illustrated breakdown of outdoor unit components.