What to do if my Whirlpool SIA90 IN shows error E0?
If the Whirlpool Inverter displays error code E0, it might indicate a loose power plug connection. Ensure the power plug is firmly connected by plugging it again.
What to do if my Whirlpool Inverter displays F1-F5 error?
The F1-F5 error on your Whirlpool Inverter indicates a poor contact sensor socket. The suggested solution is replacement of the same model sensor.
What does F8 error mean on Whirlpool SIA90 IN?
Error F8 on your Whirlpool Inverter indicates a fault in the outdoor main control board communication circuit. This is due to the communication circuit module board failure. Replacing the module board should resolve the issue.
What to do if the AC power frequency deviates from 50 Hz by more than 1 Hz on Whirlpool SIA90 IN?
If your Whirlpool Inverter shows an AC power frequency deviation from 50 Hz by more than 1 Hz, it could be due to a low power supply voltage or a large disturbance signal. Try using a 3 kva stabilizer. If the problem persists, replace the module board.
Why Whirlpool SIA90 IN Inverter fan motor does not turn on?
If the fan motor of your Whirlpool Inverter doesn't turn on when you switch it on, here are a few possible causes and solutions: * If testing the motor winding resistance is normal, plug the two butt plugs again. If it's abnormal, replace the motor. * If there's no zero signal, refer to the indoor machine circuit diagram to check the zero crossing detection circuits for any issues like welding problems. Also, check the device parameters (resistance, voltage). If any device is damaged, replace it with the same type. * If there's no control signal, refer to the indoor machine circuit diagram to check the PG motor control circuit for welding issues. Check device parameters and replace any damaged devices with the same type. * If the fan motor runs briefly after the F0 error, it indic...
Details on indoor/outdoor models, cooling capacity in HP, BTU, kJ/hr, and selling prices.
Provides height, width, and depth dimensions for the indoor unit in millimeters and inches.
Provides height, width, and depth dimensions for the outdoor unit in millimeters and inches.
Details basic installation rates, additional costs, and recommended floor area based on cooling capacity.
Identifies and labels the various parts of the indoor and outdoor units.
Explains the function of the cooling mode indicator and the temperature indicator on the unit.
Lists and describes the functions of each button on the remote control.
Describes the roles of the Compressor Module and Main Control Board in the inverter system.
Lists fault codes and their corresponding explanations, including advice on resetting the unit.
Details on indoor/outdoor models, cooling capacity in HP, BTU, kJ/hr, and selling prices.
Provides height, width, and depth dimensions for the indoor unit in millimeters and inches.
Provides height, width, and depth dimensions for the outdoor unit in millimeters and inches.
Details basic installation rates, additional costs, and recommended floor area based on cooling capacity.
Identifies and labels the various parts of the indoor and outdoor units.
Explains the function of the cooling mode indicator and the temperature indicator on the unit.
Lists and describes the functions of each button on the remote control.
Describes the roles of the Compressor Module and Main Control Board in the inverter system.
Lists fault codes and their corresponding explanations, including advice on resetting the unit.
The Whirlpool Inverter Plus Split Type Air Conditioner (SIA Models: SIA90 IN, SIA120 IN, SIA180 IN, SIA240 IN) is a range of air conditioning units designed for residential use, offering various cooling capacities and features for enhanced comfort and energy efficiency.
The Whirlpool Inverter Plus Split Type Air Conditioner is designed to provide cooling and dehumidification for indoor spaces. It operates using an inverter technology, which allows for variable compressor speed, leading to more precise temperature control, reduced energy consumption, and quieter operation compared to traditional fixed-speed air conditioners.
The system consists of an indoor unit and an outdoor unit. The indoor unit is responsible for drawing in room air, cooling it, and circulating it back into the room. It also features a display strip, air outlet, and an emergency control button for manual operation. The outdoor unit houses the compressor, condenser, and other components necessary for the refrigeration cycle.
The air conditioner offers several operating modes, including:
The unit is controlled via a remote control, which provides access to various functions such as power on/off, temperature adjustment, fan speed selection, swing control, sleep mode, turbo mode, clock setting, timer functions, and a lock feature to prevent accidental changes. An "Accurate Button" allows setting the temperature to decimal digits. The remote control also features a "Reset Button" to revert to default settings.
For emergency situations or when the remote control is unavailable, an on/off switch is located on the indoor unit behind the front panel. Pressing this button when the unit is off will start it in 6th Sense mode, and pressing it when the unit is on will turn it off.
The Whirlpool Inverter Plus Split Type Air Conditioner comes in four models with varying capacities:
The manual provides basic troubleshooting steps and error code analysis to assist in diagnosing and resolving common issues.
The unit features two important sensors:
The inverter system comprises two main components:
The manual provides a detailed table of error codes (e.g., F0, F1-F9, E0-E2, J0-J9, C1) with their corresponding cause analysis and processing methods. These codes help identify specific issues such as motor problems, sensor faults, communication errors, power supply issues, and more. For instance, an F0 code (PG motor fault) might require testing motor winding resistance or replacing the motor. If a fault code appears, it is recommended to turn off the unit for 5 minutes and then turn it on again, as it might indicate a program reset is needed. Only if the fault code appears for 3 consecutive operations should replacement of the indicated part be considered.
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