To Next PageTo Next PageWhat should I do if my Samsung Air Conditioner is showing error E123?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error E123, it indicates that the indoor unit EVA_OUT thermistor is open or short. The suggested solution is to check the EVA OUT sensor of the indoor unit.
What does error code E231 mean on my Samsung Air Conditioner?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays error code E231, it indicates an open or short in the Cond-Out sensor. The suggested solution is to check the Cond-Out sensor.
What does it mean when my Samsung AR36BSHUMGMX displays error code E122?
When your Samsung Air Conditioner shows error code E122, it indicates that the indoor unit EVA_IN thermistor is open or short. The suggested solution is to check the EVA IN sensor of the indoor unit.
What should I do if my Samsung AR36BSHUMGMX Air Conditioner displays error E251?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner is showing error E251, it means that the discharge sensor is open or short. The suggested solution is to check the discharge sensor.
What does error E221 mean on a Samsung AR36BSHUMGMX Air Conditioner?
Error E221 on your Samsung Air Conditioner indicates an open or short in the outdoor sensor. The suggested solution is to check the outdoor sensor for any issues.
Why does my Samsung Air Conditioner show error E121?
The Samsung Air Conditioner error code E121 indicates that the indoor unit room thermistor is either open or short. To fix this, check the room temperature sensor of the indoor unit.
What to do if Samsung AR36BSHUMGMX Air Conditioner displays error E153?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner shows error code E153, it means that the indoor unit float switch is open or short, or there is a drain pump operation issue. Check the float switch to resolve this problem.
General| Brand | Samsung |
|---|---|
| Model | AR36BSHUMGMX |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Provides general guidance and safety precautions for installing the air conditioner.
Covers essential safety aspects and requirements for physically installing the unit.
Details safety checks and requirements for electrical connections and power supply.
Guidelines for selecting an optimal and safe location for the outdoor unit.
Lists necessary accessories and tools for installation and pre-installation checks.
Instructions on securely mounting the outdoor unit to prevent vibration and ensure stability.
Guidance on using wall racks for mounting, including vibration isolation.
Steps for connecting electrical power, communication, and control wires to the unit.
Procedures and precautions for extending the unit's power cable safely.
Detailed instructions on connecting the refrigerant piping between indoor and outdoor units.
Guidance on properly cutting and flaring refrigerant pipes for secure connections.
Steps for connecting refrigerant pipes and purging air/vacuuming the system.
Procedures for testing the system for refrigerant gas leaks after connection.
Instructions on safely adding R-410A refrigerant, including calculation and charging methods.
How to connect the drain hose for condensate removal, especially in heating mode.
Guidelines for insulating refrigerant pipes to prevent condensation and improve efficiency.
Procedures for verifying and ensuring proper earthing/grounding of the unit for safety.
Steps for conducting final checks and initial trial operation of the installed unit.
How to manually configure unit options and addresses using switches.
Performing an automated diagnostic check to verify installation integrity.
Procedure to safely collect refrigerant into the outdoor unit before disconnection.
Steps involved in moving the air conditioner units to a new location.
Instructions on how to properly open and close the unit's stop valves.
Guidance on installing a wind baffle to protect the outdoor unit fan from strong winds.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common error codes and system issues.
