Why is my North Storm NS-14B-AC so noisy?
If your North Storm Air Conditioner is noisy, it could be due to the unit not being on a flat, level surface. If possible, place the unit on a flat, level ground. Also, the sound may come from the flowing of the refrigerant inside the air conditioner, which is normal.
What to do if my North Storm Air Conditioner shows E2/E4 code?
If your North Storm Air Conditioner displays an E2 or E4 code, it means the water tank is full. Please empty the water tank to resolve this issue.
Why my North Storm Air Conditioner doesn't start?
If your North Storm Air Conditioner doesn't start when you press the ON/OFF button, several factors could be the cause. It could be that the electric heating mode or the room temperature is too high, in this case, reset the temperature setting to a lower temperature. Another reason may be that the exhaust air hose is not connected or is blocked, so connect or clean the exhaust air hose. Finally, the air inlet may be lower than the setting temperature and blocked, thus you should clean the air inlet.
What to do if North Storm NS-14B-AC auto power-off in heating mode?
If your North Storm Air Conditioner auto power-off in heating mode, it is due to heating protection, which activates when the temperature at the air outlet exceeds 158 F0. To fix this, restart the unit at a lower room temperature.
General| Brand | North Storm |
|---|---|
| Model | NS-14B-AC |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Key safety rules regarding installation, operation, handling, and electrical safety.
Details and illustrates the various parts of the air conditioner unit.
Lists and illustrates the accessories provided with the main AC unit.
Explains the buttons, indicators, and layout of the air conditioner's control panel.
Details the functions of each button on the remote controller for operating the unit.
Guides users through finding a power supply and turning on the air conditioner.
Specifies the recommended temperature ranges for cooling and heating operations.
Provides critical warnings for operating cooling and dehumidifying modes.
Explains how to use Cool, Dehumidify, Fan, and Heat modes.
Details how to set the timer for ON and OFF operations.
Further explains ON/OFF timer settings and their regulation.
Describes internal tank full alarm and continuous/intermittent drainage methods.
Covers placement, clearances, and socket requirements for proper installation.
Explains how to temporarily install the exhaust hose for venting the unit.
Details the installation process for the window slider kit.
Explains the water level alarm function and its implications.
Lists important declarations before performing cleaning or maintenance.
Details the process for dismounting, cleaning, and mounting the air filter.
Provides instructions for cleaning the exterior of the unit.
Addresses problems related to the unit not starting and potential causes/remedies.
Covers issues where the unit is not cooling effectively and their solutions.
Explains the unit's auto power-off function during heating and its cause.
Addresses common causes of noise from the unit and their remedies.
Lists common error codes (EO, E2/E4) and their corresponding solutions.
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