To Next PageTo Next PageWhat causes an inverter overheat error in my Midea Air Conditioner?
An inverter overheat error in your Midea Air Conditioner can be caused by: * High ambient temperature, so check the ambient temperature. * Poor ventilation of the inverter, so improve the ventilation environment. * A faulty cooling fan, so check if the cooling fan is working. * A temperature detection circuit error, so replace the detection.
What if the contactor is connected, but there's no heating effect in my Midea MAD020T1N1S1 Air Conditioner?
If the contactor in your Midea Air Conditioner is connected, but there is no heating effect, the heater may be faulty. Turn off the power and check the heating pipe and wire.
What does it mean if the air suction and exhausting pressure have no difference after operating my Midea MAD020T1N1S1 Air Conditioner?
If the air suction and exhausting pressure in your Midea Air Conditioner show no difference after operation, it could indicate: * The compressor is reversed, so change any two L wires. If inner air is mixed up, change the compressor, check for leaks, maintain the system, add refrigerant, and change the drier-filter.
What causes a current detection circuit error in my Midea MAD020T1N1S1?
If your Midea Air Conditioner shows a current detection circuit error, it means the current detecting components are damaged and need to be replaced.
General| Brand | Midea |
|---|---|
| Model | MAD020T1N1S1 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
