To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my mabe MMT12HABWCAM8 make so much noise?
Your mabe air conditioner may produce different types of noise during operation. A swishing noise is normal during operation or when the unit stops. A cracking noise can occur due to the case expanding or shrinking with temperature changes. If there is a big noise from air flow, the air filter may be too dirty.
Why does my mabe MMT12HABWCAM8 Air Conditioner smell bad?
A bad odor from your mabe air conditioner usually means the system is circulating odors from the indoor air, such as those from furniture, paint, or cigarettes.
Why is my mabe Air Conditioner not cooling properly?
Several factors can cause poor cooling in your mabe air conditioner. Check if the air filter is dirty and clean it if necessary (normally every 15 days). Ensure there are no obstructions blocking the air inlets and outlets. Verify that the temperature is set correctly and that all doors and windows are closed. Direct sunlight through the window, excessive heat sources, or too many people in the room can also affect cooling performance; use curtains to block sunlight.
What to do if my mabe MMT12HABWCAM8 unit won't start?
If your mabe air conditioner won't start, first ensure that the power plug is properly inserted. Then, check if there is a power failure in your area. Finally, inspect the fuse to see if it has blown out.
Why is my mabe MMT12HABWCAM8 Air Conditioner blowing out mist or steam?
During COOL or DRY operation, your mabe air conditioner may blow out mist because of the sudden cooling of indoor air.
Why can't I change the fan speed in dry mode on my mabe MMT12HABWCAM8?
In DRY mode, when the room temperature is lower than the temperature setting +2 °C, the mabe air conditioner will run intermittently at LOW speed regardless of the FAN setting.
General| Type | Air conditioner indoor unit |
|---|---|
| Air filter | Yes |
| Indoor unit depth | 204 mm |
| Indoor unit width | 855 mm |
| Indoor unit height | 280 mm |
| Indoor unit weight | 9500 g |
| Indoor unit package depth | 279 mm |
| Indoor unit package width | 954 mm |
| Indoor unit package height | 355 mm |
| Indoor unit package weight | 12000 g |
Provides crucial safety guidelines for operating the air conditioner, covering electrical safety and proper usage.
Details conditions that do not qualify as normal use, including improper operation, damage, or unauthorized repairs.
Explains the indicators and display functions of display board B on the indoor unit.
Details the LED indicators for display board C found on specific indoor unit models.
Describes the indicators and display functions of display board A.
Identifies the key components and connection points of the outdoor unit.
Provides an overview of the remote control's layout, buttons, and their basic functions.
Details the purpose and operation of various additional function buttons on the remote control.
Explains the meaning of mode display, signal, swing, fan speed, lock, timer, and temperature indicators.
Explains how the MY TEMP feature and ECO mode operate on the remote control.
Instructions on how to start the air conditioner and perform basic operations.
Guidance on adjusting temperature settings and fan speed for optimal comfort.
Details the functionality and specific notes for each operation mode (AUTO, COOL, DRY, FAN).
How to operate the unit when the remote control is faulty or lost.
Procedures for performing a test operation, especially relevant in low temperature conditions.
How to adjust vertical louvers for air flow and related operational cautions.
Explains temperature adjustments during sleep mode in COOL/DRY and HEAT modes.
Details sleep mode for AUTO/FAN modes and the Healthy Airflow function.
Instructions for setting and cancelling ON/OFF timers for the unit.
How to activate and deactivate the Turbo mode for rapid heating or cooling.
Step-by-step guide for inserting batteries into the remote control.
Recommendations for optimal maintenance of the unit and remote control.
Procedures for cleaning the main body of the indoor unit.
Lists substances that should not be used for cleaning to prevent unit damage.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the air filter of the indoor unit.
Guide on how to replace the optional air purifying filter.
Critical warnings regarding installation, electrical shock, fire, and proper power source connection.
Warnings against improper usage, environmental exposure, and attempting self-repairs.
Cautions about unit purpose, placement near heat sources, and potential hazards.
Explains system restart delays and common sources of noise.
Addresses causes for bad odors and mist/steam being blown out from the unit.
Identifies potential causes for the unit failing to start or experiencing poor cooling performance.
Lists the applicable ambient temperature ranges for the unit's operation.
Cautions related to supply cords, fuses, unit placement, wiring, and batteries.
Lists necessary tools, preparations, and power source requirements for installation.
Recommendations for choosing suitable locations for indoor and outdoor units.
Details on installing the indoor unit mounting plate and routing the pipes.
A table listing all included accessories with their respective quantities.
Specifies the correct pipe diameters for different BTU system capacities.
Step-by-step guide for fitting and positioning the indoor unit mounting plate securely.
Instructions for routing pipes and drain hoses for rear and left-side configurations.
Procedures for securely fixing the indoor unit body and safely unloading it.
Detailed steps and diagrams for connecting electrical cables between indoor and outdoor units.
Guidance on bending pipes and connecting the gas pipe first for easier installation.
Specifies correct fastening torques for pipes and limits for pipe length.
Steps for connecting cables and attaching a drain elbow if applicable.
Detailed steps for using a vacuum cleaner to purge the air conditioning system.
Continues the vacuum purging process and emphasizes leak checks.
Critical cautions regarding refrigerant leaks, discharge, and potential system contamination.
Requirements for power source and installation of circuit breakers.
Procedures for correctly cutting pipes and performing flaring work.
Proper methods for installing the drain hose to ensure effective drainage.
Explanation of the refrigerant charge label and its various fields.
A checklist to ensure all installation steps are completed correctly before test run.
Table detailing electrical specifications for various 12000 BTU models.
Continues the table of electrical specifications for different 12000 BTU models.
Details electrical specifications for 18000 and 24000 BTU models.
Details warranty coverage, terms, conditions, and exclusions for Mexico.
Lists all covered models and provides information on authorized service centers.
Fields for recording essential product details like model and serial number.
Information on authorized service centers across various cities in Mexico.
Specific warranty details and buyer responsibilities for Argentina.
Critical points for warranty validity and important notes for users in Argentina.
Details the one-year warranty for Chile and its exclusions.
Conditions that cancel the warranty and important warnings for users in Chile.
Explains warranty coverage, concepts, and procedures for making claims in Colombia.
Important notes for different regions and general warnings related to warranty.
