To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Midea MAW12V1QWT Air Conditioner does not start?
If your Midea Air Conditioner doesn't start, check the following: Ensure the wall plug is firmly pushed into the outlet. Reset the circuit breaker if it has tripped. If the light on the plug is off, press the RESET button. Make sure the power is turned ON. If the unit was recently turned off and on, wait 3 minutes before restarting it.
Why is my Midea MAW12V1QWT Air Conditioner cooling, but the room is too warm with no ice forming?
If your Midea Air Conditioner is cooling, but the room remains too warm and there's no ice forming on the cooling coil, the issue could be due to a dirty or restricted air filter, so you should clean it. The temperature might be set too high, so lower it. Adjust the air directional louvers for better air distribution. Ensure that drapes, blinds, or furniture aren't blocking the front of the unit. Close any open doors, windows, or registers that may be letting cold air escape. Also, allow additional time for the unit to remove stored heat from the walls, ceiling, floor, and furniture.
Why the air from my Midea MAW12V1QWT Air Conditioner does not feel cold enough?
If the air from your Midea Air Conditioner doesn't feel cold enough, it could be due to several reasons: If the room temperature is below 62°F (17°C), cooling may not occur until it rises above this temperature. Check if the temperature sensor behind the air filter is touching the cold coil and try to move it. Reset to a lower temperature. If the compressor shut off due to changing modes, wait approximately 3 minutes for it to restart when set to COOL mode. Also, check for obstructions blocking the outdoor intake/exhaust and clear them.
What to do if Midea Air Conditioner is cooling, but the room is too warm and ice is forming?
If your Midea Air Conditioner is cooling, but the room is too warm and ice is forming on the cooling coil, it might be due to the outdoor temperature being below 64°F (18°C). To defrost the coil, set the unit to FAN ONLY mode. Also, the air filter may be dirty, so clean it and set to FAN ONLY mode to defrost. If the thermostat is set too cold for night-time cooling, set to FAN ONLY mode to defrost the coil and then set the temperature to a higher setting.
Why does my Midea MAW12V1QWT turn on and off rapidly?
Your Midea Air Conditioner might be turning on and off rapidly due to a dirty air filter restricting airflow, so you should clean it. If the outside temperature is extremely hot, set the FAN speed to a higher setting to increase airflow past the cooling coils. Also, check for any obstructions blocking the outdoor intake/exhaust and clear them.
What to do if water is dripping inside from my Midea MAW12V1QWT Air Conditioner when it is cooling?
If water is dripping inside from your Midea Air Conditioner when it's cooling, it's likely due to improper installation. To resolve this, tilt the air conditioner slightly to the outside to allow for water drainage. Refer to the installation instructions or consult with the installer.
Why is my room too cold when using Midea Air Conditioner?
If your room is too cold when using your Midea Air Conditioner, the temperature setting is likely too low. Increase the temperature setting to make the room more comfortable.
Why is remote sensing deactivating prematurely on my Midea MAW12V1QWT Air Conditioner?
If remote sensing is deactivating prematurely on your Midea Air Conditioner, ensure the remote control is within 26 feet and 180° radius of the front of the unit, pointed in its general direction. Also, check for and remove any obstructions that may be blocking the remote control signal.
General| Cooling Capacity | 12, 000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency Ratio (EER) | 12.0 |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Type | Window Air Conditioner |
| Color | White |
| Operating Temperature | 62°F - 90°F |
| Features | Smart Control |
Provides a critical safety caution regarding appliance use by individuals with reduced capabilities.
Explains hazard symbols and lists initial safety warnings for safe operation.
Details electrical hazards, unit modification risks, grounding requirements, and safe cord usage.
Advises on safe environments, cleaning, pet safety, and proper storage to prevent damage or hazards.
Explains the operation of the current device and its safety features, including notices about the power cord.
Explains unit symbols and provides critical warnings regarding flammable refrigerants and their safe handling.
Details normal operational sounds and presents sound performance data for different models.
Guides on operating the unit for cooling, setting temperature, and adjusting airflow direction.
Explains the functions of control panel buttons like ON/OFF, CONNECT, TIMER, and ECO modes.
Details operating modes (ECO, AUTO, COOL, DRY, FAN) and fan speed adjustments, including SLEEP mode.
Covers the SWING button, LED display functions, temperature unit conversion, and error code interpretation.
Provides QR code for an installation video and specifies window size requirements.
Lists warnings, required tools, and general advice before commencing installation.
Lists hardware and details the initial step of preparing the window opening.
Guides on preparing the bracket assembly and installing the main support bracket.
Details bracket mounting for different window types and level adjustment.
Explains inserting support pins, checking level, and securing components.
Guides on placing the air conditioner onto the support bracket and aligning it.
Instructs on installing window brackets and preparing for foam sealing.
Details applying window sealing foam to side arm foam for effective sealing.
Details the critical steps for installing anti-tip brackets to prevent the unit from falling.
Covers installing window sealing foam, locks, and securing the lower sash.
Guides on final gap checks, covering them, and considerations for storm windows.
Provides instructions on checking and cleaning the air filter to maintain unit performance.
Details cleaning the unit's cabinet and preparing it for winter storage.
Offers solutions for common problems like unit not starting or poor cooling.
Addresses rapid cycling, noise, water dripping, remote control, and connectivity issues.
Explains remote control handling, battery insertion, operational range, and environmental considerations.
Details the functions of remote control buttons like power, temperature, mode, and timer.
Describes the indicators and displays on the remote control screen, such as mode, fan speed, and temperature.
Provides step-by-step instructions on setting the timer for automatic unit turn-on or turn-off.
Outlines wireless module specs and precautions for using the Smart AC app, including network compatibility.
Lists required devices and guides on downloading and installing the Midea Air app.
Walks through account creation, entering details, and handling password recovery.
Details the terms of the limited warranty, including coverage periods and Midea's service.
Outlines consumer responsibilities and lists warranty exclusions.
Provides instructions on obtaining warranty service and contacting Midea.
