Why is there excess condensation running outside from my Whirlpool ACQ062MM Air Conditioner?
If you notice excess condensation running outside from your Whirlpool Air Conditioner, it's likely due to extreme humidity, which is normal in such conditions.
General| Voltage | 115V |
|---|---|
| Amperage | 5.2 A |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Cooling Capacity | 6000 BTU/h |
| Refrigerant | R410A |
| Operating Temperature | 60-90°F |
Essential safety precautions and hazard warnings for operating and servicing the air conditioner.
Explanation of the alphanumeric codes used to identify Whirlpool air conditioner models.
Details on how to interpret the serial number for manufacturing and production information.
Visual guide showing where the technician-specific model and serial number label is affixed.
Visual guide showing where the consumer-facing model and serial number label is affixed.
Technical specifications including BTU, EER, airflow, cooling speeds, and timers.
Electrical requirements, fan/thermostat control types, weight, filter access, and window opening sizes.
Details on what the manufacturer covers and does not cover for Model ACD052MM.
Details on what the manufacturer covers and does not cover for ACM/ACQ models.
Criteria for selecting an appropriate installation location, including power outlet and airflow.
Step-by-step instructions for securely mounting the air conditioner in a window opening.
Diagram illustrating the placement of major internal components within the air conditioner.
Instructions for safely detaching the front grille to access internal components.
Steps for removing the side curtains that attach to the air conditioner chassis.
Procedure for removing the top cover of the air conditioner unit.
Steps for detaching the protective screen from the unit.
Step-by-step guide for removing the fan speed and temperature control components.
Procedure for safely removing the electronic control board and associated thermistor.
Detailed steps for disconnecting and removing the power cord and capacitor for specific models.
Detailed steps for disconnecting and removing the power cord and capacitor for ACQ models.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the fan motor assembly from the unit.
Steps to remove the fan shroud and the condenser fan blade.
Instructions for removing styrofoam shields and the fan motor assembly.
Step-by-step guide for safely removing the evaporator coil from the unit.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the condenser unit.
Procedure for safely disconnecting and removing the overload protector.
Steps for safely disconnecting and removing the main compressor unit.
Steps and expected readings for testing the temperature control component.
Steps and expected resistance readings for testing the thermistor.
Steps and expected continuity readings for testing the fan speed control.
Steps and expected resistance readings for testing the capacitor.
Steps and expected resistance readings for testing the fan motor windings.
Steps for testing the overload protector for continuity.
Expected resistance readings between compressor terminals for testing.
Instructions for entering and operating the diagnostic mode for ACQ models.
Common causes and corrections for unit not running or fan/compressor operational issues.
Common causes and corrections for compressor running without fan or no cooling.
Causes and corrections for compressor short cycling or tripping house circuits.
Causes and corrections for noisy operation and evaporator frosting issues.
Causes and corrections for remote control failure and moisture dripping.
Electrical schematic illustrating the wiring for the ACD052MM model.
Electrical schematic illustrating the wiring for ACM052MM and ACM062MM models.
Electrical schematic illustrating the wiring for ACQ058MM and ACQ062MM models.
Simplified circuit diagrams showing power, compressor, and fan motor operation for ACQ models.
Instructions for installing an optional adapter to manage condensate drainage.
Phone numbers for product specs, warranty, and technical assistance in the US.
Phone numbers for product specs, warranty, and technical assistance in Canada.
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