What to do if my Perfect Aire 3PAHP18002 has water puddles inside?
If water is puddling inside your Perfect Aire unit or coming into the room, adjust the slope of the unit, so it drains downward toward the exterior of the home, referring to the installation instructions. Also, ensure that there is no debris blocking the drainage area of the unit.
What to do if my Perfect Aire Air Conditioner unit will not turn on?
If your Perfect Aire unit will not turn on, reset the circuit breaker, ensuring that the breaker isn't overloaded with too many items. Check the plug connection and ensure the outlet switch is turned ‘on’ if applicable. Try plugging the unit into another outlet. As a last resort, unplug the unit for at least 5 minutes and follow the reset instructions on the plug.
What to do if my Perfect Aire Air Conditioner will not turn on?
If your Perfect Aire air conditioner won't turn on, first reset the circuit breaker, ensuring not too many devices are on the same breaker. Check the plug connection and ensure the outlet switch is 'on' if applicable. Try plugging the unit into a different outlet. Unplug the unit for at least 5 minutes and follow the reset instructions on the plug.
What to do if water puddles inside my Perfect Aire Air Conditioner?
If water is puddling inside your Perfect Aire unit or coming into the room, adjust the unit's slope so it drains downward toward the exterior of the house. Also, make sure that there is no debris blocking the drainage area of the unit.
Why is my Perfect Aire Air Conditioner dripping water outside?
The unit is removing a large quantity of moisture from a humid room. This is normal during excessively humid days.
Why is my Perfect Aire Air Conditioner cooling but the room is too warm and ice is forming?
If your Perfect Aire air conditioner is cooling, but the room is too warm and ice is forming on the cooling coil, it could be due to several reasons. If the outdoor temperature is below 64ºF (18ºC), set the unit to Fan Only mode to defrost the coil. Also, the air filter may be dirty, so clean it. If the thermostat is set too cold for nighttime cooling, defrost the coil by setting it to Fan Only mode and then increase the temperature setting.
How to fix a noisy Perfect Aire 3PAHP18002 Air Conditioner?
If your Perfect Aire air conditioner is making unusual noises, check to ensure the unit is free from debris like leaves or sticks and that nothing is obstructing it. Inspect the fan blade for cracks or chips. Make sure the unit is properly and securely mounted inside the window or wall. Also, clean the air filter.
Why does my Perfect Aire 3PAHP18002 cycle on and off too frequently?
If your Perfect Aire air conditioner is cycling on and off too frequently or not enough, ensure the unit is appropriately sized for the room. Remove the grille and make sure the temperature sensor is not too close to the coils; carefully straighten the tube if needed. Ensure nothing is blocking the grille or side vents and that there is no dirt or debris inside the unit or on the filter.
What causes my Perfect Aire 3PAHP18002 to blow fuses?
If your Perfect Aire unit blows fuses or pops the circuit breaker, ensure there are enough available amps on the circuit for the air conditioner. Large units operating on 230v will require a dedicated 20 or 30 amp circuit.
Why does Perfect Aire Air Conditioner Remote Sensing deactivate too soon?
If the Remote Sensing / Follow Me feature on your Perfect Aire unit is deactivating prematurely, make sure the remote control is located within 20 ft and a 180º radius of the front of the unit. Also, ensure that there are no obstructions blocking the remote control signal.
General| Brand | Perfect Aire |
|---|---|
| Model Number | 3PAHP18002 |
| Type | Portable Air Conditioner |
| Cooling Capacity (BTU) | 18000 |
| Power Supply | 115V/60Hz |
| Amps | 15 |
| Power Cord Length (ft) | 6 |
| Fan Speeds | 3 |
| Noise Level (dBA) | 54 |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Exhaust Hose Diameter (inches) | 5.9 |
| Window Kit Included | Yes |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Timer | 24-Hour |
| Operating Modes | Cool, Fan, Dry |
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