To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my weasy BLIZZ900 Air Conditioner start frequently?
Your weasy Air Conditioner might be starting frequently due to several reasons: direct sunlight (draw the curtain); open doors and windows, or many people or a heat source in the room (close doors and windows, remove the heat source); a very dirty filter screen (clean or replace it); or a blocked air inlet or outlet (remove the obstruction).
What to do if the display panel displays “FL” on my weasy BLIZZ900 Air Conditioner?
If the display panel of your weasy Air Conditioner shows “FL”, restart the A/C after powering it off and draining it. This should return it to normal.
Important tips for safe operation, power cord handling, and placement in a dry environment.
Warnings against self-repair, water exposure, using unauthorized parts; temperature guidelines.
Keeps appliance away from children, emphasizes electrical safety, voltage checks, and refrigerant handling.
Proper placement, ventilation, avoiding flammable liquids/substances, and power plug checks.
Identifies and lists the key physical parts of the portable air conditioner.
Details the purpose and operation of each button on the unit's control panel.
Describes the buttons and their corresponding actions on the remote control.
Guidance on positioning the unit correctly and attaching the exhaust duct assembly.
Correct setup of the air exhaust hose, preventing kinks, and warnings about duct modification.
How to select and use the cooling, fan, and dry modes, including temperature and fan speed settings.
Instructions for setting operational timers and activating the sleep mode for enhanced comfort.
Details on entering and the specific behavior of the continuous cool mode.
Explains the automatic water vaporization and how to drain the unit when the tank is full.
Procedures for cleaning the exterior and washing the air filter screen as per schedule.
Steps to prepare the appliance for periods of non-use, including drying and protective covering.
Lists and explains common error codes like E1, E2, and E4 for diagnosing issues.
Information on the fuse type and solutions for initial problems like the unit not powering on.
Solutions for frequent issues such as noise, frequent starting, or compressor delay.
Guidance on proper disposal of electrical appliances and recycling options.
General| Brand | weasy |
|---|---|
| Model | BLIZZ900 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
