Why is my Samsung Duct Type Air Conditioner remote control not working?
Your Samsung Air Conditioner remote control might not be working because the batteries are exhausted, the remote control is malfunctioning, the signal is obstructed, or strong light from fluorescent bulbs or neon signs may be interfering with the electric waves.
Why does my Samsung Duct Type Air Conditioner not turn on immediately after restarting?
Your Samsung Air Conditioner will start in 3 minutes after being restarted.
Why is water dripping from the air flow blades of my Samsung Air Conditioner?
Water dripping from the air flow blades of your Samsung Air Conditioner may be due to condensation generated by the difference in temperature.
What to do if the wired remote control for my Samsung Duct Type does not operate?
If the wired remote control for your Samsung Air Conditioner does not operate, turn off the unit and switch off the circuit breaker. Call your nearest contact center.
What to do if my Samsung Air Conditioner does not work?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner isn't working, make sure it's properly plugged into the wall socket and that the disconnect switch is activated. Also, ensure your device is not in power-saving mode. If the unit still isn't working, further assistance may be needed.
Why won't the fan speed change on my Samsung Air Conditioner?
The air conditioner automatically adjusts the fan speed to Auto in Auto/Dry mode.
What to do if the digital display flashes on my Samsung Air Conditioner?
If the indicators on the digital display of your Samsung Air Conditioner are flashing, press the Power button on the remote control to turn the unit off and switch the circuit breaker off. Then, switch it on again.
Why does my Samsung Air Conditioner make a bubbling sound?
Your Samsung Air Conditioner may make a bubbling sound. Let the air conditioner operate in a selected mode. If you press the Power button on the remote control, noise may be heard from the drain pump inside the air conditioner.
What to do if there is no communication between indoor and outdoor units of my Samsung Duct Type?
If there is no communication between the indoor and outdoor units for 2 minutes, or if there is a communication error received from the outdoor unit, a 3-minute tracking error on the outdoor unit, a communication error after tracking due to an unmatching number of installed units, an error due to a repeated communication address, or a communication address not confirmed, the suggested solutions are E101, E102, E202, E201, E108, and E109.
What to do if my Samsung Air Conditioner displays a self-diagnosis error due to an opened or closed EEV, detached Eva sensor or thermal fuse error?
If your Samsung Air Conditioner displays a self-diagnosis error due to an opened EEV (2nd detection), an error due to a closed EEV (2nd detection), a detached Eva in sensor, a detached Eva out sensor, or a thermal fuse error (Open), the suggested solutions are E151, E152, E128, E129, and E198.
Provides comfort during hot summer days.
Highlights energy efficiency and year-round heating/cooling capability.
Describes slim design and adaptable air intake for varied installations.
Covers symbols, power, location, and floor safety for installation.
Details risks during operation, handling, special usage, and safe cleaning methods.
Lists operational temperature/humidity ranges and unit protection features.
Provides tips for efficient cooling, heating, and de-icing operations.
Explains unit behavior during power outages and compressor protection.
Shows diagrams of MA1 and MA2 duct type indoor units.
Step-by-step instructions for cleaning the air filter for optimal performance.
Outlines recommended maintenance tasks for monthly, quarterly, and yearly intervals.
Explains common errors indicated by LED displays on the unit.
Lists error codes displayed on the wired remote control and their respective solutions.
Covers safety during installation and preparation steps for the unit.
Details mounting, anchoring, leveling, and connecting the indoor unit.
Guides on connecting pipes, cutting, flaring, leak testing, and drainpipe setup.
Covers connecting the power cord, wiring, and adjusting air flow settings.
Explains how to set indoor unit option codes, addresses, and installation configurations.
General| Type | Duct Type |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Power Source | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Control Type | Remote Control |
| Airflow Control | Auto, Manual |
| Optional Features | Wi-Fi Control |
| Noise Level | 45 dB |
| Air Flow Rate | 1, 200 m³/h |
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