What to do if my Vivax ACP-07CIFM21GEEI does not operate at all?
If your Vivax Air Conditioner isn't operating, check if the power is on. Inspect the wiring for any looseness. See if the leakage protection switch is in operation. Also, verify if the voltage is too high or too low, and check if the TIMER ON function is enabled.
How to fix unavailable wireless remote controller for Vivax ACP-07CIFM21GEEI Air Conditioner?
If the remote controller for your Vivax Air Conditioner isn't working, first, try pulling out the power plug of the air conditioner and inserting it again to reset the system, especially if the unit is frequently changing functions. Ensure the remote controller is within effective distance of the indoor unit and that there are no obstructions between the remote and the signal receptor. If problems persist, replace the batteries in the remote controller, ensuring they have sufficient voltage.
Why is my Vivax ACP-07CIFM21GEEI Air Conditioner cooling/heating efficiency not good?
The cooling or heating efficiency of your Vivax Air Conditioner might be poor due to several reasons. Check if the set temperature is suitable for the room. Ensure that neither the air inlet nor the outlet is obstructed. Dirty air filters can also reduce efficiency. Make sure windows and doors are closed properly, the indoor fan speed isn't set too low, and there aren't any other heat sources in the room.
Why is my Vivax Air Conditioner indoor unit not delivering air?
In HEAT mode, the indoor unit might not deliver air to prevent cool air when the temperature of the indoor heat exchanger is very low (within 3 minutes). Also, in HEAT mode, if the outdoor temperature is low or humidity is high, frost may form on the outdoor heat exchanger, causing the unit to automatically defrost, during which the indoor unit stops blowing air for 3-12 minutes. During defrosting, water may flow out or vapor may be produced. Finally, in dehumidifying mode, the indoor fan might stop to prevent condensed water from vaporizing again, thus restraining temperature rising.
Why is there moisture on the air outlet vent of my Vivax Air Conditioner?
If your Vivax unit runs under high humidity for an extended period, moisture can condense on the air outlet grill and drip off.
How to fix H6 indoor fan block error on Vivax Air Conditioner?
To address the H6 error (indoor fan block) on your Vivax Air Conditioner, first, check if the terminal of the indoor motor is connected properly. If the issue persists, consider replacing the fan motor or the indoor board if they are disabled.
Why is there noise from the indoor unit of my Vivax Air Conditioner?
The noise from the indoor unit of your Vivax Air Conditioner may be the sound of the fan or compressor relay switching on or off. It can also occur when defrosting starts or stops, due to refrigerant flowing in the reverse direction.
How to fix F1 malfunction of indoor ambient temperature sensor on Vivax Air Conditioner?
To fix the F1 error on your Vivax Air Conditioner, check if the indoor room temperature sensor is connected properly.
How to fix F2 malfunction of evaporator temperature sensor on Vivax ACP-07CIFM21GEEI Air Conditioner?
To address the F2 error on your Vivax Air Conditioner, check if the evaporator temperature sensor is connected properly.
How to fix C5 malfunction of connector jumper on Vivax ACP-07CIFM21GEEI Air Conditioner?
To resolve the C5 error on your Vivax Air Conditioner, check if the connector jumper contacts properly. If you are replacing the PCB, transfer the old jumper to the new PCB.
General| Type | Split System |
|---|---|
| Energy Efficiency Class | A++ |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Power Supply | 220-240V, 50Hz |
| Cooling Capacity | 7000 BTU |
| Cooling power | 2.05 kW |
| Noise level (indoor unit) | 26 dB |
| Power Consumption (Cooling) | 707 W |
| Noise Level (Indoor) | 26 dB |
| Dimensions (Indoor Unit) | 290 x 800 x 195 mm |
Warnings about voltage stability, power cord integrity, and using correct cords.
Ensuring proper airflow, avoiding obstructions, and keeping doors/windows closed for efficiency.
Using dedicated circuits, avoiding frequent on/off, handling smoke/smells, and keeping flammables away.
Avoiding self-repair, water splashing, heater proximity, and targeting living beings.
Explains cooling, heating mechanisms, and the automatic defrost cycle.
Details on Anti-Cold Air and Residual Heat Blow functions for comfort.
Specifies the operational temperature limits for cooling and heating modes.
Identifies and describes the parts of the indoor unit.
Introduces the remote, its handling, and basic button functions.
Explains functions like timers, swing, X-FAN, TURBO, and display icons.
Instructions for replacing remote control batteries and related notes.
Guide for operating the unit via the manual switch in emergencies.
Steps for cleaning the front panel and air filters.
Addresses common problems like smells, noises, and unit failures.
Identifies critical issues requiring immediate shutdown and dealer contact.
Essential safety measures, site selection, and dimension guidelines for installation.
Steps for installing the indoor unit, piping, and drainage.
Connecting wires, post-installation checks, and performing test operation.
How to install, clean, and maintain the healthy filter.
Specifications for pipe lengths and calculating additional refrigerant.
Guidelines for proper disposal of the air conditioner and its batteries.
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