To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if water is dripping inside my Soleus Air SG-PTAC-15HPDA Air Conditioner?
If water is dripping inside your Soleus Air Air Conditioner, it might be because the wall sleeve isn't installed level. The wall sleeve must be level for proper condensation drainage. Check the installation and adjust as needed.
Why is my Soleus Air SG-PTAC-15HPDA not cooling or heating the room?
If your Soleus Air Air Conditioner isn't cooling or heating the room effectively, here's what you can check: * Ensure curtains, blinds, or furniture aren't blocking the unit's airflow. * Adjust the temperature setting to be lower or higher, depending on whether you're cooling or heating. * Clean or replace dirty air filters. * If the room was extremely hot or cold when you started, give the unit time to adjust the temperature. * Make sure the vent door is closed. * Check the dipswitch settings. * Allow approximately 3 minutes for the compressor to start.
How to fix a Soleus Air SG-PTAC-15HPDA Air Conditioner that won't start?
If your Soleus Air Air Conditioner doesn't start, verify the following: * Ensure the plug is securely inserted into the wall receptacle and that the plug's test/reset button hasn't tripped. * Replace the fuse if necessary. * Reset the circuit breaker. * Turn the unit on using the bottom right button on the keypad. A green LED indicates the unit is on; a red LED means it's off. If there's no LED, there may be a power issue or control damage.
What to do if ice or frost forms on the indoor coil of my Soleus Air SG-PTAC-15HPDA Air Conditioner?
If ice or frost forms on the indoor coil of your Soleus Air Air Conditioner: * If the outdoor temperature is around 55°F or below, frost may form in cooling mode. Switch to FAN operation until the ice melts. * Remove and clean the filters.
What is compressor protection on a Soleus Air SG-PTAC-15HPDA?
The compressor in your Soleus Air Air Conditioner has built-in protection features. After plugging in the unit or after a power restart, the compressor will restart randomly. Also, to prevent short cycling, there's a random startup delay of 3 minutes and a minimum compressor run time of 3 minutes.
Overview of unit features and important notes for installers and owners.
Details on selecting and ordering appropriate power cord accessory kits.
Recommended wire sizes for branch circuits and compliance with codes.
Importance of grounding and checking voltage supply for satisfactory results.
Information on 250/265V units, subbases, and receptacle/fuse types.
Guidance on installing the unit chassis, including sleeve compatibility.
Details on wiring a wall thermostat to the unit's terminal block.
Proper routing of thermostat wire behind the front panel to the terminal connector.
Step-by-step guide for connecting thermostat wires to the unit.
Input for front desk control to turn unit off via 24VAC signal.
System checks components and displays diagnostic codes via status LED.
Procedure for connecting the power supply cord or hard wire connector to the unit.
Diagram and steps for locating and removing the junction box.
Operation of the ventilation control lever for air circulation and filtering.
Procedure for adjusting the louver insert to change air discharge direction.
Explanation of dip switch positions and their functions for unit configuration.
Setting for heat pump models to enable electric heating or emergency heat.
Enables the unit to be controlled by a connected wall thermostat.
Configures fan operation to run continuously or cycle with the compressor.
Steps to enter configuration mode and default settings.
Options for Fahrenheit/Celsius display and indoor temperature display modes.
Using controls to maintain room temperature by cycling the compressor.
Controls for fan speed, operating modes (cool, heat, fan), and unit power.
Instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior panels with mild detergent.
Guidelines for inspecting and cleaning the outdoor coil, avoiding high pressure spray.
Importance of cleaning filters regularly for unit efficiency and longevity.
Common causes and solutions when the unit fails to power on or operate.
Troubleshooting steps for issues related to cooling or heating performance.
Information on normal operating noises and potential causes of unusual sounds.
Causes and solutions for water dripping inside or outside the unit.
General| Voltage | 230/208V |
|---|---|
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Refrigerant | R-410A |
| HSPF | Not applicable |
| Type | PTAC |
| Dimensions (H x W x D) | 16 x 42 x 13.5 inches |
| Power Supply | 230/208V, 60Hz |
