Why is my NewAir 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 NAC14KWHD3 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 NAC14KWHD3 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 NAC14KWHD3 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 NAC14KWHD3 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 NAC14KWHD3 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.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the air conditioner.
Guidance on proper placement and environmental conditions for unit installation.
Instructions for connecting and positioning the exhaust hose for proper venting.
Steps for fitting the window slider kit for optimal hose placement.
Details the recommended indoor and outdoor temperature ranges for cooling and heating.
Instructions for setting the unit to cool the room.
Instructions for using the unit to remove moisture from the air.
Instructions for using the unit to circulate air without cooling or heating.
Instructions for setting the unit to heat the room (if applicable).
How to set the unit to power on or off at a specific time.
Instructions for controlling the louver's oscillation for air distribution.
How to activate sleep mode for gradual temperature adjustments.
Explanation of the water tray full indicator and how to drain water.
Methods for draining accumulated water from the unit, including for extended use.
General advice on cleaning the air conditioner unit safely and effectively.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the air filter.
How to clean the exterior surface of the air conditioner.
Precautions for working on appliances with R32 refrigerant to minimize ignition risk.
Guidelines for servicing sealed components of the appliance.
Procedures for working on intrinsically safe components.
Ensuring cabling is free from wear, corrosion, or pressure.
Methods and precautions for detecting flammable refrigerants.
Acceptable methods for detecting leaks in the refrigerant system.
Procedures for safely removing and evacuating refrigerant.
Requirements for safely charging the refrigeration system with refrigerant.
Steps for safely decommissioning the appliance and recovering refrigerant.
Requirements for labelling de-commissioned equipment containing flammable refrigerant.
Procedures for safely removing refrigerant from the system for servicing or decommissioning.
Steps and checks required before commissioning the appliance.
Guidelines for maintaining the appliance, including safety checks.
Detailed steps for performing repairs on the appliance, including brazing.
Steps for safe decommissioning, including refrigerant removal and labelling.
Guidelines for the safe disposal of the appliance and its components.
Requirements for signage and labelling of equipment in work areas.
Procedures for disposing of equipment containing flammable refrigerants.
Guidelines for storing packed and unpacked equipment safely.
Details the duration and coverage of the manufacturer's limited warranty.
Conditions under which the warranty will not apply.
Instructions on how to claim warranty service and technical support.
Provides essential safety guidelines for operating the air conditioner.
Guidance on proper placement and environmental conditions for unit installation.
Instructions for connecting and positioning the exhaust hose for proper venting.
Steps for fitting the window slider kit for optimal hose placement.
Details the recommended indoor and outdoor temperature ranges for cooling and heating.
Instructions for setting the unit to cool the room.
Instructions for using the unit to remove moisture from the air.
Instructions for using the unit to circulate air without cooling or heating.
Instructions for setting the unit to heat the room (if applicable).
How to set the unit to power on or off at a specific time.
Instructions for controlling the louver's oscillation for air distribution.
How to activate sleep mode for gradual temperature adjustments.
Explanation of the water tray full indicator and how to drain water.
Methods for draining accumulated water from the unit, including for extended use.
General advice on cleaning the air conditioner unit safely and effectively.
Instructions for cleaning and maintaining the air filter.
How to clean the exterior surface of the air conditioner.
Precautions for working on appliances with R32 refrigerant to minimize ignition risk.
Guidelines for servicing sealed components of the appliance.
Procedures for working on intrinsically safe components.
Ensuring cabling is free from wear, corrosion, or pressure.
Methods and precautions for detecting flammable refrigerants.
Acceptable methods for detecting leaks in the refrigerant system.
Procedures for safely removing and evacuating refrigerant.
Requirements for safely charging the refrigeration system with refrigerant.
Steps for safely decommissioning the appliance and recovering refrigerant.
Requirements for labelling de-commissioned equipment containing flammable refrigerant.
Procedures for safely removing refrigerant from the system for servicing or decommissioning.
Steps and checks required before commissioning the appliance.
Guidelines for maintaining the appliance, including safety checks.
Detailed steps for performing repairs on the appliance, including brazing.
Steps for safe decommissioning, including refrigerant removal and labelling.
Guidelines for the safe disposal of the appliance and its components.
Requirements for signage and labelling of equipment in work areas.
Procedures for disposing of equipment containing flammable refrigerants.
Guidelines for storing packed and unpacked equipment safely.
Details the duration and coverage of the manufacturer's limited warranty.
Conditions under which the warranty will not apply.
Instructions on how to claim warranty service and technical support.
General| Cooling Capacity | 14, 000 BTU |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 115V |
| Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Window Kit Included | Yes |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Programmable Timer | Yes |
| Type | Portable |
| Operating Modes | Cool, Fan, Dehumidify |
| Dehumidification Capacity | 71 pints/day |
| Thermostat Range | 61°F - 88°F |
| Warranty | 1 year limited |
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