To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if Sharp Air Conditioner remote controller is not working?
If your Sharp Air Conditioner remote controller isn't working, check the batteries and replace them if needed. Also, check for any magnetic or electrical interference nearby; if present, unplug the unit and plug it back in. Ensure the remote is within its operating range and isn't obstructed. Finally, check the remote for any damage.
Why is the cooling/heating effect poor on my Sharp Air Conditioner?
A poor cooling or heating effect in your Sharp Air Conditioner could be due to several reasons. Ensure the temperature setting is appropriate. Check if the inlet or outlet is blocked. A dirty filter, low fan speed, or heat sources in the room can also cause this issue. Clean the filter and remove any heat sources.
What to do if there is water leakage from my Sharp Air Conditioner indoor unit?
If your Sharp Air Conditioner indoor unit is leaking water, it could be due to high humidity, condensing water overflow, or a loose or blocked drain hose. Check the drain hose to ensure it is properly connected and not obstructed.
How to troubleshoot a Sharp Air Conditioner that can't be started?
If your Sharp Air Conditioner won't start, check if the power is connected and the power plug is not loose. See if the circuit protection device has tripped off. Also, verify if the TIMER is correctly used. Voltage issues should be tested by professionals.
Why is my Sharp Air Conditioner indoor unit making noise?
The noise from your Sharp Air Conditioner indoor unit could be due to the fan or compressor relay switching on or off. Dirty filters can also cause the fan to vary in speed, resulting in noise. Try cleaning the filters.
Is water leakage from Sharp Air Conditioner outdoor unit normal?
Yes, water leakage from the outdoor unit of your Sharp Air Conditioner can be normal. During cooling, water condensate may form around the pipes and connection joints. Also, during defrosting, thaw water will flow out.
Why is mist emitted from my Sharp Air Conditioner in COOL mode?
During cooling operation, a thin mist may be seen emitted from the indoor unit due to high room temperature and humidity. After a period of time, the mist will disappear with the decrease of room temperature and humidity.
What causes the 'water flowing' noise in my Sharp AY-X12NCJ Air Conditioner?
The swishing noise like water flowing is the refrigerant flowing inside the Sharp Air Conditioner unit.
General| Heating Capacity | 4.0 kW |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 220-240 V, 50 Hz |
| Weight (Outdoor Unit) | 28 kg |
| Type | Split System |
| Power Consumption (Heating) | 1.0 kW |
| Outdoor Unit Dimensions (W x H x D) | 780 x 540 mm |
Lists the specific Sharp air conditioner models and provides an introductory statement.
Essential safety guidelines and warnings to follow before operating the air conditioner.
Detailed diagram and list of components for both indoor and outdoor units.
Explanation of ON/OFF, MODE, SLEEP, FAN, and CLOCK buttons on the remote control.
Details on X-FAN, TURBO, LIGHT, QUIET, and Swing functions via remote control.
Instructions for setting timers, using the I FEEL function, and understanding mode behaviors.
Explains Sleep 1, Sleep 2, and Sleep 3 modes, including custom temperature adjustments.
Guidance on changing remote batteries and using the manual switch for emergency operation.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the front panel and air filters of the unit.
Instructions to stop operations and contact a contractor for critical issues.
Advice on energy efficiency and principles of cooling, heating, and defrosting operations.
Recommendations for selecting appropriate locations for installing indoor and outdoor units.
Safety precautions for electrical installation, circuit breaker capacity, and proper earthing requirements.
Visual guide showing required clearances around indoor and outdoor units for installation.
Instructions for installing the mounting plate, drilling the piping hole, and connecting the drain hose.
Steps for connecting indoor and outdoor electrical wires and refrigerant pipes securely.
Guidelines for outdoor unit wiring, air purging, leakage testing, and condensate drainage.
Procedures for checking installation integrity and performing an initial operation test.
