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If the electric current during operation is higher than specified, it might be due to a dusty condenser. Consider measuring the electric current during operation to check.
Why is the gas side pressure low in heating mode on my Panasonic CS-LE9NKD Air Conditioner?
Low gas side pressure during heating mode in your Panasonic Air Conditioner may be due to an inefficient compressor, insufficient refrigerant, or a clogged strainer or capillary cube.
What causes high gas side pressure in Panasonic CS-LE9NKD Air Conditioner?
Inefficient compressor may cause high gas side pressure in your Panasonic Air Conditioner.
General| Brand | Panasonic |
|---|---|
| Model | CS-LE9NKD |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Identification of controls and components on the indoor unit.
Identification of controls and components on the outdoor unit.
Explanation of remote control functions, buttons, and display.
Detailed physical dimensions and measurements for the indoor unit.
Detailed physical dimensions and measurements for the outdoor unit.
Layout and identification of components on the indoor unit's PCB.
Guidelines for selecting optimal installation locations for indoor and outdoor units.
Detailed steps for installing the indoor unit.
Detailed steps for installing the outdoor unit.
Operation of the Auto OFF/ON button for various service modes.
Procedure to change and set remote control transmission codes.
Explanation of remote control functions, buttons, and LCD display.
Overview of internal settings, temperature control logic, and basic functions.
Specifics of cooling mode operation, including thermostat control.
Specifics of soft dry mode operation, including thermostat control.
Specifics of heating mode operation, including thermostat control.
Explanation of the automatic mode selection based on conditions.
Control and operation characteristics of the indoor fan motor.
Control and operation characteristics of the outdoor fan motor.
Details on activating and using the powerful operation mode.
Explanation of AUTO COMFORT and ECONAVI modes using activity sensor.
Behavior of the unit upon power restoration after an outage.
Instructions for setting and using various timer functions.
General protection mechanisms applicable to all operating modes.
Specific protection controls for cooling and soft dry operations.
Heating operation adjustments based on indoor piping temperature.
Measures to protect the unit from overload conditions.
Diagnosing malfunctions based on refrigeration cycle parameters.
Information on the unit's self-diagnosis capabilities and error codes.
Performance characteristics of the unit during cooling operation.
Steps to remove the front panel.
Steps to remove the front grille.
Steps to remove the discharge grille.
Steps to remove the main electronic controller.
Steps to remove the cross flow fan.
Steps to remove the human activity sensor.
Exploded view and parts list for indoor units.
Exploded view and parts list for outdoor units.
