Why is my NewAir NAC12KWHD3 Air Conditioner not cooling the room enough?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner isn't cooling the room adequately, ensure all doors and windows are closed to prevent outside air from entering. Remove any heat sources from the room. Check the exhaust hose to ensure it is properly connected and not blocked. Also, make sure the temperature setting isn't too high, and the air inlet is clean and unobstructed.
Why is my NewAir NAC12KWHD3 Air Conditioner so noisy?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner is making unusual noises, ensure it is placed on a flat, level surface. If the sound resembles flowing water, it is likely the normal sound of refrigerant flowing inside the unit.
What to do if my NewAir Air Conditioner shows an E2 code?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner displays an E2 code, it indicates that the water tank is full during cooling. To resolve this, simply empty the water tank.
What to do if my NewAir Air Conditioner shows an E4 code?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner displays an E4 code, it means the water tank is full when the unit is in heating mode. Empty the water tank to resolve this issue.
Why does my NewAir Air Conditioner not start when I press the on/off button?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner doesn't start when you press the on/off button, it could be due to several reasons. The water tank might be full, indicated by a blinking water full indicator light, so empty the water tank. Alternatively, if you're in heating mode, the room temperature might be higher than the set temperature; or, if in cooling mode, the room temperature might be lower than the set temperature. In either case, reset the temperature.
What does it mean if my NewAir NAC12KWHD3 Air Conditioner displays an E0 code?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner displays an E0 code, it indicates a failure of the room temperature sensor. You can replace the room temperature sensor, but the unit will still function without replacement.
What does it mean if my NewAir NAC12KWHD3 Air Conditioner displays an E1 code?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner displays an E1 code, it means that the condenser temperature sensor has failed. You should replace the condenser temperature sensor.
What does it mean if my NewAir Air Conditioner displays an E3 code?
If your NewAir Air Conditioner displays an E3 code, it indicates that the evaporator temperature sensor has failed, and you should replace it.
General safety rules for operating the appliance, covering usage and precautions.
Steps for connecting the exhaust hose to the unit and window.
Explanation of the water level indicator and procedures for draining.
Overview of the unit's control panel buttons and indicators.
Description of the remote control buttons and LCD display.
Important notices and operating temperature ranges before initial use.
Explanation of the water level indicator and procedures for draining.
Instructions for continuous drainage when the unit is unused or in heat mode.
General advice for cleaning the appliance, including safety precautions.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and replacing the air filter.
Method for cleaning the exterior of the air conditioner.
Basic safety precautions and general guidelines for refrigerant handling.
Ensures adequate ventilation and safety protocols for repairs, covering equipment and electrical checks.
Procedures for repairing sealed parts and ensuring casing integrity.
Guidelines for working with intrinsically safe components in the presence of flammable materials.
Checks for cabling integrity and methods for detecting refrigerant leaks.
Procedures for safely removing refrigerant and evacuating the system.
Requirements and precautions for charging the refrigerant system.
Steps for safely decommissioning the unit and correct labelling procedures.
Best practices and safety measures for recovering refrigerant from the system.
General procedural and training requirements for technicians handling refrigerants.
Specific training topics covering refrigerant hazards and safety concepts.
Guidelines for commissioning, maintenance, and repair processes for the appliance.
Procedures for safe unit decommissioning, refrigerant removal, and proper disposal.
Requirements for safety signage on equipment for transportation and work areas.
Regulations and procedures for the safe disposal of units containing flammable refrigerants.
Manufacturer's guidelines and local regulations for storing the appliance safely.
Details the warranty period, coverage, and conditions that may void the warranty.
Instructions on how to initiate a warranty claim and receive technical support.
General safety rules for operating the appliance, covering usage and precautions.
Steps for connecting the exhaust hose to the unit and window.
Explanation of the water level indicator and procedures for draining.
Overview of the unit's control panel buttons and indicators.
Description of the remote control buttons and LCD display.
Important notices and operating temperature ranges before initial use.
Explanation of the water level indicator and procedures for draining.
Instructions for continuous drainage when the unit is unused or in heat mode.
General advice for cleaning the appliance, including safety precautions.
Instructions for removing, cleaning, and replacing the air filter.
Method for cleaning the exterior of the air conditioner.
Basic safety precautions and general guidelines for refrigerant handling.
Ensures adequate ventilation and safety protocols for repairs, covering equipment and electrical checks.
Procedures for repairing sealed parts and ensuring casing integrity.
Guidelines for working with intrinsically safe components in the presence of flammable materials.
Checks for cabling integrity and methods for detecting refrigerant leaks.
Procedures for safely removing refrigerant and evacuating the system.
Requirements and precautions for charging the refrigerant system.
Steps for safely decommissioning the unit and correct labelling procedures.
Best practices and safety measures for recovering refrigerant from the system.
General procedural and training requirements for technicians handling refrigerants.
Specific training topics covering refrigerant hazards and safety concepts.
Guidelines for commissioning, maintenance, and repair processes for the appliance.
Procedures for safe unit decommissioning, refrigerant removal, and proper disposal.
Requirements for safety signage on equipment for transportation and work areas.
Regulations and procedures for the safe disposal of units containing flammable refrigerants.
Manufacturer's guidelines and local regulations for storing the appliance safely.
Details the warranty period, coverage, and conditions that may void the warranty.
Instructions on how to initiate a warranty claim and receive technical support.
General| Type | Portable Air Conditioner |
|---|---|
| Cooling Capacity | 12, 000 BTU |
| Power Supply | 115V/60Hz |
| Noise Level | 52 dB |
| Amperage | 10.5 A |
| Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Dehumidifying Capacity | 71 Pints Per Day |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Power Consumption | 1200 W |
| Coverage Area | 400 sq ft |
| Installation Type | Window Kit |
| Included Accessories | Remote Control, Window Kit |
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