Santa Fe ADVANCE120 User Manual (English)

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Angelica MoralesAug 12, 2025
Why does my Santa Fe Air Conditioner compressor keep cycling on and off?
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  joanna47Aug 12, 2025
  The compressor in your Santa Fe Air Conditioner might be cycling on and off due to several reasons: * Low ambient temperature or humidity, which causes the unit to cycle through defrost mode. It is recommended to check ambient temperature and humidity levels. * A defective compressor overload. Consider replacing it. * A defective compressor. In that case, replacement is also required. * A defective defrost thermostat. Replacement is needed. * Dirty air filter(s) or restricted airflow. Clean or replace the air filter(s) to improve airflow. * A defective fan or relay. Replacement is needed.
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Jennifer PhillipsAug 16, 2025
What to do if the fan and compressor of my Santa Fe Air Conditioner are not running?
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  Jennifer ContrerasAug 16, 2025
  If neither the fan nor the compressor of your Santa Fe Air Conditioner are running when dehumidification is needed, consider the following: 1. Check if the dehumidifier is properly plugged in and that the outlet has power. 2. Ensure that the humidity control is not set too high; try lowering it. 3. Inspect the internal and control wiring for any loose connections. 4. If none of the above work, the compressor relay might be defective and require replacement.
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Stanley GambleAug 19, 2025
Why is my Santa Fe Dehumidifier not removing enough water?
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  Michael KingAug 19, 2025
  If your Santa Fe Dehumidifier isn't removing as much water as you'd expect, here are a few things to check: * See if the air temperature and/or humidity have dropped. * Calibrate the humidity meter and/or thermometer. * Determine whether the unit has entered a defrost cycle. * Clean or replace dirty air filters, or improve airflow. * Inspect and replace the defective defrost thermostat. * Ensure there is a proper refrigerant charge. * Check for air leaks, such as a loose cover or ducting leaks. * Inspect and replace the defective compressor. * Check for restrictive ducting.