What to do if my UFESA Air Conditioner is not cooling?
If your UFESA Air Conditioner isn't cooling, first, make sure the set temperature is lower than the room temperature. Close any windows or doors to prevent hot air from entering. Ensure no heaters or lamps are producing heat nearby. Check if the air filter is dirty and clean it if necessary. Finally, make sure the air outlet isn't blocked by anything.
Why my UFESA Air Conditioner does not work?
If your UFESA Air Conditioner isn't working, check if it's properly plugged in. If the power cord or socket seems damaged, contact an electrician for a replacement. If the fuse is broken, contact your service provider to replace it. If you're using a remote, replace the battery. Also, the appliance may have entered safety mode; wait 3 minutes before pressing the power-on button again.
What to do if my UFESA PAC Alaska 7 works for a while and then stops?
If your UFESA Air Conditioner works briefly and then stops, first check if the air outlet is blocked; if so, remove the obstruction. Also, verify whether the timer has been activated; if it has, turn the appliance on again and reset the timer if needed.
What to do if UFESA Air Conditioner displays error code "E4”?
If your UFESA Air Conditioner displays error code "E4”, it means the water tank is full. You should drain the water tank.
What to do if my UFESA PAC Alaska 7 Air Conditioner leaks water during transport?
If your UFESA Air Conditioner leaks water during transport, it could be because the water tank is full, so drain it. Also, ensure you always move the device horizontally and that the ground is level.
What to do if UFESA PAC Alaska 7 displays error code "E2”?
If your UFESA Air Conditioner displays error code “E2”, it indicates that the room temperature sensor is not working or is damaged. Replace the room temperature sensor.
General| Cooling power in Watts | 2050 W |
|---|---|
| Refrigerant | R290 |
| Air flow rate | 300 m³/h |
| Air Flow | 300 m³/h |
| Type | Portable |
| Power Supply | 220-240V ~ 50Hz |
| Cooling power in BTU | 7000 BTU |
Lists and identifies the main parts of the portable air conditioner.
Details the items supplied with the air conditioner.
Explains the buttons and indicators on the appliance's control panel.
General safety advice for appliance use, cleaning, and maintenance.
Critical safety alerts regarding operation, storage, and potential hazards.
Steps to take before starting the installation process.
Guidance on unit placement and connecting exhaust/window accessories.
Instructions for inserting the battery into the remote control.
Detailed steps for operating the appliance via its onboard control panel.
Guide on operating the appliance remotely using the provided controller.
Procedures for cleaning the unit, filter, and advice for storing the appliance.
Instructions on how to manage condensed water during operation and storage.
Key technical data including cooling capacity, power, and dimensions.
Solutions for common issues like poor cooling, leaks, and error codes.
Information on product warranty coverage, terms, and conditions.
Guidance for customers on how to request warranty repair or replacement.
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