To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Whirlpool Air Conditioner not cooling or heating?
Several factors could be the cause. It could be that the air filter is dirty, or the air intakes and outlets are blocked. The temperature might not be set properly as well.
What to do if my Whirlpool AMD 310 does not run?
Your Whirlpool Air Conditioner may not be running due to a blown protection device or fuse. In this case, wait for 3 minutes and try starting it again, as the protection device might be preventing the unit from working. Also check if the RC batteries are low, or if the plug is not properly plugged.
Why is the control of my Whirlpool AMD 310 Air Conditioner ineffective?
If you're experiencing ineffective control with your Whirlpool Air Conditioner, it might be due to strong interference, such as excessive static electricity discharge or power supply voltage abnormality. If this happens, unplug the unit from the power supply and plug it back in after 2-3 seconds.
Why my Whirlpool Air Conditioner does not operate immediately?
A 3-minute delay will occur when changing the mode during operation of your Whirlpool Air Conditioner.
Why does mist spray from the outlet of my Whirlpool AMD 310 Air Conditioner?
The mist spraying from the outlet of your Whirlpool Air Conditioner is normal if it's present in a room with low temperature. This happens because of the cool air discharged from the indoor unit during COOLING or DRY operation mode.
Why does my Whirlpool AMD 310 have a peculiar smell?
The peculiar smell coming from your Whirlpool Air Conditioner may originate from another source, such as furniture or cigarette smoke, which is drawn into the unit and expelled with the air.
Why does my Whirlpool AMD 310 make a sound of running water?
The sound of running water in your Whirlpool Air Conditioner is normal. It's caused by the flow of refrigerant within the system or could be a defrosting sound in heating mode.
Why is my Whirlpool AMD 310 Air Conditioner making a cracking sound?
The cracking sound you hear from your Whirlpool Air Conditioner may be generated by the expansion or contraction of the front panel due to temperature changes.
General| Brand | Whirlpool |
|---|---|
| Model | AMD 310 |
| Category | Air Conditioner |
| Language | English |
Details how the remote control is pre-set on Heat pump when batteries are replaced.
Explains how to set and cancel the auto-restart function using the indoor unit's emergency button.
Emphasizes qualified technician for installation and repair, adhering to instructions and local norms.
Advises on safe handling of power cords, plugs, and avoiding wet hands near electrical components.
Specifies conditions for use by disabled people, children, and inexperienced individuals.
Warns against direct cool air exposure, frequent switching, and blocking unit intakes/outlets.
Provides info on refrigerant gas and advises unplugging during storms or long non-use.
Instructs on proper scrapping of the appliance and packaging according to local waste regulations.
Lists and labels the various parts of the indoor unit for identification.
Lists and labels the parts of the outdoor unit for identification.
Explains the function of each indicator light on the indoor unit's control panel.
Details the function of the emergency ON/OFF button and the signal receptor.
Describes the function of each button on the remote control for operating the appliance.
Explains the meaning of various symbols shown on the remote control's display.
Step-by-step guide for battery insertion and removal, including safety notes.
Advises on proper battery disposal and precautions for remote control usage and storage.
Explains how to cycle through and select different operating modes using the MODE button.
Details how to adjust fan speed and set the desired room temperature.
Guides on initiating appliance operation using the ON/OFF button.
Explains automatic and remote-controlled vertical airflow direction adjustment.
Details manual adjustment of horizontal airflow using control rods.
Warns against manual vertical louver adjustment and advises on tilt angles.
Describes automatic temperature and fan speed setting based on room conditions.
Explains how to fine-tune airflow volume and direction in 6th Sense mode.
Details how Sleep mode enhances comfort by adjusting settings automatically over time.
Explains how to activate Jet mode for rapid cooling and its operational parameters.
Guides on setting timers for automatic operation start or switch-off.
Provides a practical example of setting a future operation time using the remote.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance, including front panel removal and wiping.
Details on cleaning the air filter, frequency, method, and important precautions.
Lists conditions that trigger the protective device and stop the appliance.
Advice on installation to minimize operational noise and disturbance.
Explains how to operate the unit using the emergency button on the indoor unit.
Analyzes issues like unit not running, poor cooling/heating, or control problems.
Addresses peculiar smells, water sounds, cracking, and mist from the outlet.
Illustrates required clearances from walls, floor, and ceiling for proper unit installation.
Recommendations for optimal indoor unit location, considering airflow and interference.
Advice on selecting a suitable location for the outdoor unit, focusing on ventilation and safety.
Detailed steps for installing the mounting plate, including drilling and securing.
Instructions for drilling the wall hole for piping, ensuring proper inclination.
Guidance on fitting pipes and cables through the wall and connecting them.
Instructions for insulating piping joints with materials and vinyl tape.
Details on drain hose placement and using a pipe fixer for routing pipes, cords, and hoses.
Procedure for connecting indoor and outdoor unit pipes, including torque specifications.
Instructions for connecting the power cable to the indoor unit's control board.
Steps for connecting the power cable to the outdoor unit, including access door and circuit breaker.
Illustrates wiring connections for heat pump models between indoor and outdoor units.
Instructions for installing drain components for condensate water in heating mode.
Guidance on securely fixing the outdoor unit to prevent movement from vibration or wind.
Steps for connecting pipes to valves and referencing cable connection details.
Procedure for removing air and moisture from the refrigeration system using a vacuum pump.
Comprehensive, numbered steps for purging air tubes and checking for leaks.
Crucial notes on manual reading, grounding, cable checks, fuses, mounting, and refrigerant handling.
Stresses the need for professional installation and replacement of damaged supply cords.
