To Next PageTo Next PageHow to improve low efficiency of cooling or heating for my Shinco KFR-25GWZ/BM Air Conditioner?
If your Shinco Air Conditioner has low efficiency of cooling or heating, it might be because the air filters are too dirty, or the intake or outlet vent is blocked up. In heating operation, defrosting operation may be required if the ambient temperature is too low.
What to do if my Shinco KFR-25GWZ/BM Air Conditioner does not work?
If your Shinco Air Conditioner isn't working, there might be a problem with the remote control or the voltage. Try shutting off the power, waiting 3 minutes, and then restarting the unit. Also, verify the circuit breaker or fuse.
Why is my Shinco KFR-25GWZ/BM not blowing warm air in heating mode?
If your Shinco Air Conditioner isn't blowing warm air in heating mode, it might be because the compressor is in a delay mode. To protect the compressor, there's a delay of several minutes every time it starts. Please wait a few minutes after starting the unit. Also, the hot air will be blown out only after the defrosting operation.
What to do if I see abnormality on the remote control screen of my Shinco KFR-25GWZ/BM Air Conditioner?
If you notice an abnormality on the remote control screen of your Shinco Air Conditioner, the batteries might need to be replaced, or they might be inserted incorrectly. Take the batteries out and insert them again.
Why is my Shinco KFR-25GWZ/BM leaking cold water?
Cold water leaking from your Shinco Air Conditioner may be due to moisture occurring at the air outlet because of the temperature difference.
Why is my Shinco Air Conditioner making noise?
The noise coming from your Shinco Air Conditioner could be due to a water leak sound, which is the sound of the circulation of refrigerant. In heating operation, during defrosting, it is the sound of the back-flow refrigerant because of condensed air leaking out.
General| Refrigerant | R410A |
|---|---|
| Type | Split Type |
| Cooling Capacity | 2.5 kW |
| Power Supply | 220V/50Hz |
| Net Weight | Indoor: 8kg |
Describes the unit's stable performance, efficiency, and quiet operation.
States that manual information may differ from the unit due to manufacturer modifications.
Explains the meaning of warning and caution symbols used throughout the manual.
Details crucial safety measures and precautions to be followed during unit installation.
Lists essential safety rules for operating the air conditioner to prevent hazards.
Identifies and describes the main parts of the indoor air conditioning unit.
Identifies and describes the main parts of the outdoor air conditioning unit.
Details the layout, functions, and buttons of the remote control unit.
Step-by-step instructions for setting the current time on the air conditioner.
Guide on how to adjust fan speed and air direction for optimal comfort.
Instructions for setting the automatic start and stop times for the unit.
Explanation of how to operate the unit in cooling, heating, and dehumidify modes.
Instructions for using the air conditioner in fan-only mode.
Guide on how to utilize the air conditioner's drying clothes function.
Instructions for operating the unit in automatic mode.
Details on activating and using the powerful mode for rapid temperature adjustment.
Explanation of how to use the sleep mode for enhanced night-time comfort.
How to switch between Celsius and Fahrenheit and use sensor modes.
Instructions for cleaning the remote control and intake vent grill.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the air filters of the unit.
Advice on preparing the unit for extended periods of non-use.
Suggestions for optimizing the air conditioner's energy efficiency.
Lists common problems and their potential solutions for the air conditioner.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal installation location for the unit.
Specific requirements and considerations for mounting the indoor unit securely.
Specific requirements and considerations for mounting the outdoor unit securely.
Detailed steps for installing the wall-mounted plate for the indoor unit.
Instructions on how to drill the necessary hole through the wall for piping.
Guidance on correctly connecting the unit to the electrical power source.
Instructions for properly installing the drain hose for condensate removal.
How to arrange and route the refrigerant pipes and drain hose correctly.
General considerations for installing the outdoor unit.
Detailed steps for creating proper flared joints for refrigerant pipes.
Importance of checking pipe joint quality to prevent refrigerant leaks.
Procedure for connecting the refrigerant pipes to the indoor unit.
Procedure for connecting the refrigerant pipes to the outdoor unit.
Specific instructions and diagrams for routing the drain hose properly.
Instructions and diagrams for connecting the electrical wiring between units.
How to install an additional exterior drain pipe for water drainage.
Procedure for cleaning pipes and verifying vacuum before system operation.
Detailed steps for performing the initial operational test run of the unit.
A checklist of items to verify after the installation is complete.
Instructions for service technicians regarding consumer explanations post-installation.
Specifications for cooling and heating output in Btu/h for different models.
Details on rated voltage, frequency, power input, unit mass, and air flow.
Specifications for design pressure and refrigerant type/quantity.
