What to do if Sea Breeze Heat Pump water is leaking into room?
If water is leaking into the room from your Sea Breeze Heat Pump, the air humidity might be excessively high. Ensure that all windows and doors are closed. If the issue persists, it is advisable to call a service technician.
Why is my Sea Breeze Heat Pump cooling or heating efficiency is not good?
If your Sea Breeze Heat Pump isn't cooling or heating well, make sure the temperature setting is correct. Check that the air inlet or outlet vents aren't blocked, and ensure the filter is clean. Also, verify that windows and doors are closed, the fan isn't set to low speed, and there isn't a heat source in the room.
How to fix a Sea Breeze Heat Pump that does not run?
If your Sea Breeze Heat Pump unit isn't running, first, check if the power is off or if the circuit protection device has tripped. Have a professional check if the voltage is too high or low. Also, check if the timer is on. Note that there is a 3-minute delay before each compressor starts.
How to fix Sea Breeze Heat Pump wireless remote control that is not working?
If your Sea Breeze Heat Pump's wireless remote control isn't working, try resetting the unit by disconnecting the main power for 30 seconds and then reconnecting it. Ensure the remote is within receiving range and not obstructed. Replace the batteries, and check if the remote control is damaged.
Why is there water leakage in Sea Breeze Heat Pump outdoor unit?
Water leakage in the outdoor unit of your Sea Breeze Heat Pump is normal in certain situations. When the unit is running in Auto Defrosting mode, ice will thaw and drip into the pan. Also, when running in HEAT mode, water adhered to the condenser coil drains into the pan.
General| Brand | Sea Breeze |
|---|---|
| Model | SHE9H4ZIGB |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Lists prohibited installation locations for safety and optimal performance.
Outlines rules for safe unit operation, electrical safety, and cleaning.
Guidance for installers on explaining operation and providing manuals to customers.
Identifies various parts and indicators of the indoor unit with a diagram.
Lists key features of the multi-zone air conditioning system.
Details sizing options for 18K BTU dual zone systems.
Details sizing options for 24K BTU triple zone systems.
Details sizing options for 30K BTU quad zone systems.
Details sizing options for 42K BTU quad zone systems.
Instructions for operating the unit via the emergency switch.
Explains the various icons and indicators on the remote control display.
Describes the function of each button on the remote control keypad.
Details MODE button functions and AUTO mode behavior, including E7 error.
Explains COOL, HEAT, DRY, and FAN modes and their operational parameters.
Explains SLEEP, TURBO, PURGE, and Timer functions.
How to adjust temperature, use +/- buttons, and control the unit display.
Step-by-step guide for replacing batteries in the wireless remote control.
Information on the wired wall control system and its connectivity.
Safety warnings and methods for cleaning the air conditioner unit.
Recommended procedure and frequency for cleaning air filters.
Technical specifications for voltage, capacity, and airflow.
Details on fan motor, evaporator, and coil dimensions.
Information on safety features, sound levels, dimensions, and weight.
Common causes and checks when the unit does not operate.
Troubleshooting for poor cooling/heating and remote control malfunctions.
Diagnosing and resolving water leaks and operational noise.
Details error codes related to pressure, protection, and EEPROM malfunctions.
Covers errors related to sensors, oil return, and defrost modes.
Details error codes for dedusting, compressor, IPM, fan motor, and voltage issues.
Lists error codes for startup, compressor, phase, communication, and sensor failures.
Details the warranty period for parts, compressor, and labor exclusion.
Outlines conditions and damages not covered by the warranty.
Information on warranty activation and how to contact technical support.
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