To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Sanyo Air Conditioner stops suddenly or the indicator lamps flicker?
To address sudden stops or flickering indicator lamps in your Sanyo Air Conditioner, insulate for noise or increase the distance from the noise source. You can also: - Use shielded wires. - Move the unit away from the noise source.
How to fix TV picture noise or radio static with Sanyo Air Conditioner?
If you're experiencing noise or distortion in your TV picture or static in the radio sound when using your Sanyo Air Conditioner, try these steps: - Use a separate power source. - Keep the A/C and its wiring at least 1 meter away from wireless devices and antenna cables. - Change the wireless device’s antenna to a high-sensitivity antenna. - Change the antenna cable to a BS coaxial cable. - Use a noise filter (for the wireless device). - Use a signal booster.
What to do if the motor stops quickly when the outdoor unit of my Sanyo C1872 Air Conditioner operates?
If the motor rotates briefly (for a few seconds) and then stops quickly when the outdoor unit of your Sanyo Air Conditioner operates, first replace the outdoor unit controller, then, if necessary, replace the DC motor.
What to do if the motor stops quickly when the indoor unit of my Sanyo C1872 Air Conditioner operates?
If the motor rotates briefly (for a few seconds) and then stops quickly when the indoor unit of your Sanyo Air Conditioner operates, first replace the indoor unit controller, then, if necessary, replace the DC motor.
Why doesn't the fan stop when the outdoor unit stops on my Sanyo C1872 Air Conditioner?
If the fan doesn't stop when the outdoor unit of your Sanyo Air Conditioner stops, it indicates outdoor unit controller trouble. Replace the controller to resolve this.
Why doesn't the fan stop when the unit stops on my Sanyo C1872?
If the fan doesn't stop when your Sanyo Air Conditioner unit stops, it indicates indoor unit controller trouble. Replace the controller to resolve this.
Why isn't the fan motor rotating when the outdoor unit is operating on my Sanyo Air Conditioner?
If the fan motor doesn't rotate when the outdoor unit of your Sanyo Air Conditioner is operating, it indicates outdoor unit controller trouble. Replace the controller to resolve this.
Why isn't the fan motor rotating when the unit is operating on my Sanyo C1872 Air Conditioner?
If the fan motor doesn't rotate when your Sanyo Air Conditioner unit is operating, it indicates indoor unit controller trouble. Replace the controller to resolve this.
What to do if the self-diagnostics function fails on my Sanyo C1872?
If the self-diagnostics function fails to operate on your Sanyo Air Conditioner, check the indoor unit and the power voltage. Also, verify if the fuse is blown. If necessary, replace the circuit board or the fuse.
General| Brand | Sanyo |
|---|---|
| Model | C1872 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Essential safety warnings for installation, transport, service, and operation.
Detailed technical specs for indoor and outdoor units, electrical ratings, and features.
Diagram of refrigerant path and guidelines for insulating refrigerant tubing.
Charts detailing cooling performance based on temperature and humidity.
Electrical ratings and power consumption for different unit configurations.
Diagrams illustrating the wiring connections for the indoor and outdoor units.
Procedures for setting remote control addresses and other functions.
Instructions for disconnecting and connecting electrical connectors on the outdoor unit.
Step-by-step guide for disassembling the indoor unit components.
Details on system operations like Emergency, Sensor Dry, PAM control, and protective measures.
Precautions for inspection and methods for self-diagnostics.
Procedures for identifying and resolving unit errors based on diagnostic codes.
Methods for measuring insulation resistance and checking fuse continuity.
Information on R410A properties, components, and safe handling practices.
Guidelines for checklists, tools, tubing installation, and compressor/leak handling.
Information needed for service inquiries, including model and serial numbers.
Warnings and guidelines for safe installation, operation, and general use.
Visual identification of key parts of the indoor and outdoor units.
Identification of remote control display icons and buttons.
Explanation of symbols and indicators shown on the remote control display.
How to use buttons for modes, fan speed, timers, and special functions.
Guidelines for mounting the remote, installing batteries, and setting the address switch.
Instructions for cleaning the indoor unit's ceiling panel, flaps, and main unit.
Steps for removing, cleaning, and reinstalling the air filter.
A table listing common problems, possible causes, and remedies.
Table specifying the temperature limits for cooling operation.
Information on the availability and use of an optional wired remote controller.
Tools required, accessories, materials, and site selection criteria for installation.
Detailed procedures for suspending and installing the indoor unit and ceiling panel.
Steps for installing the outdoor unit, connecting refrigerant tubing, and air purging.
