What to do if my Whirlpool Air Conditioner does not run?
If your Whirlpool Air Conditioner doesn't run, it could be due to a blown protection device or fuse. Wait for 3 minutes and try starting it again, as the protection device might be preventing operation. Also, check if the plug is properly plugged in and ensure that the remote control batteries are not low.
Why is my Whirlpool SIA90IN not cooling?
If your Whirlpool Air Conditioner isn't cooling, several factors could be the cause. Check if the air filter is dirty and ensure that the air intakes and outlets are not blocked. Confirm that the temperature is set properly and make sure all doors and windows are closed.
What to do if Whirlpool SIA90IN control is ineffective?
If you experience 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. Unplug the unit from the power supply and re-plug it after 2-3 seconds.
Why does my Whirlpool SIA90IN not operate immediately?
When changing modes during operation of your Whirlpool Air Conditioner, a 3-minute delay will occur.
General safety instructions and warnings for appliance operation and installation.
Specific safety advice and precautions related to the air conditioner's operation.
Guidelines for proper disposal and recycling of the appliance and its packaging.
Explains the function of the temperature display on the control panel.
Describes the color indicators for different operating modes like COOL, DRY, FAN.
Instructions for inserting and removing batteries from the remote control.
Guidance on proper disposal methods for used batteries.
Important safety and operational precautions when using the remote control.
Covers essential buttons for starting, stopping, cooling, fan speed, and mode selection.
Explains buttons for special modes, time settings, and control locking/resetting.
Describes indicators for fan speeds and various operating modes.
Details indicators for timer, clock, signal transmission, and button lock.
Instructions for powering on the unit and selecting the desired operating mode.
Guide on adjusting fan speed and setting the room temperature.
How to control horizontal and vertical airflow direction using the remote and manually.
Explains 6th Sense automatic operation and the COOL mode for air conditioning.
Details functions of DRY, SLEEP, TURBO, and FAN ONLY modes.
Step-by-step guide to set the timer to turn the appliance on.
Instructions on how to cancel the TIMER ON function.
How to reset, lock buttons, and operate manually during emergencies.
Details on protection conditions, noise, and anti-freezing.
Instructions for cleaning the front panel of the indoor unit.
Steps for cleaning the air filter of the indoor unit.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems with the air conditioner.
Visual guide showing required distances and placement for indoor and outdoor units.
Preparatory steps and checks required before installing the appliance.
Critical safety precautions related to electrical supply and installation.
Details required electrical specifications, including air break switch capacity.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal location for the indoor unit.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal location for the outdoor unit.
Table detailing tubing length and elevation difference limits for installation.
Steps for properly installing the mounting plate for the indoor unit.
Instructions on drilling the wall hole for unit piping.
Guide to connecting pipes and cables to the indoor unit.
Table specifying torque and thickness requirements for piping connections.
Steps for connecting the power cable to the indoor unit.
Steps for connecting the power cable to the outdoor unit.
Table detailing power cord and cable specifications for different models.
Instructions for installing drain port, hose, and securing the outdoor unit.
Guide for connecting pipes and cables to the outdoor unit.
Steps to take before contacting customer support for troubleshooting.
Information to provide when contacting the Customer Care Centre for assistance.
General safety instructions and warnings for appliance operation and installation.
Specific safety advice and precautions related to the air conditioner's operation.
Guidelines for proper disposal and recycling of the appliance and its packaging.
Explains the function of the temperature display on the control panel.
Describes the color indicators for different operating modes like COOL, DRY, FAN.
Instructions for inserting and removing batteries from the remote control.
Guidance on proper disposal methods for used batteries.
Important safety and operational precautions when using the remote control.
Covers essential buttons for starting, stopping, cooling, fan speed, and mode selection.
Explains buttons for special modes, time settings, and control locking/resetting.
Describes indicators for fan speeds and various operating modes.
Details indicators for timer, clock, signal transmission, and button lock.
Instructions for powering on the unit and selecting the desired operating mode.
Guide on adjusting fan speed and setting the room temperature.
How to control horizontal and vertical airflow direction using the remote and manually.
Explains 6th Sense automatic operation and the COOL mode for air conditioning.
Details functions of DRY, SLEEP, TURBO, and FAN ONLY modes.
Step-by-step guide to set the timer to turn the appliance on.
Instructions on how to cancel the TIMER ON function.
How to reset, lock buttons, and operate manually during emergencies.
Details on protection conditions, noise, and anti-freezing.
Instructions for cleaning the front panel of the indoor unit.
Steps for cleaning the air filter of the indoor unit.
A guide to diagnosing and resolving common operational problems with the air conditioner.
Visual guide showing required distances and placement for indoor and outdoor units.
Preparatory steps and checks required before installing the appliance.
Critical safety precautions related to electrical supply and installation.
Details required electrical specifications, including air break switch capacity.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal location for the indoor unit.
Guidelines for choosing the optimal location for the outdoor unit.
Table detailing tubing length and elevation difference limits for installation.
Steps for properly installing the mounting plate for the indoor unit.
Instructions on drilling the wall hole for unit piping.
Guide to connecting pipes and cables to the indoor unit.
Table specifying torque and thickness requirements for piping connections.
Steps for connecting the power cable to the indoor unit.
Steps for connecting the power cable to the outdoor unit.
Table detailing power cord and cable specifications for different models.
Instructions for installing drain port, hose, and securing the outdoor unit.
Guide for connecting pipes and cables to the outdoor unit.
Steps to take before contacting customer support for troubleshooting.
Information to provide when contacting the Customer Care Centre for assistance.
This document serves as a comprehensive user and installation manual for a Split Type Wall Mounted Inverter Air Conditioner, manufactured by Whirlpool. The manual covers various aspects of the appliance, from its basic functions and operational modes to safety precautions, maintenance, troubleshooting, and installation instructions. The overarching goal is to ensure users can make the most of their new appliance safely and efficiently.
The Whirlpool Inverter Air Conditioner is designed to provide a comfortable indoor environment through various operating modes. Its primary function is cooling, which can be activated using the "COOL" button on the remote control. In this mode, users can set their desired temperature, fan speed, and louver direction. The appliance also features a "DRY" mode, specifically for dehumidification, which helps reduce room humidity. For enhanced comfort during sleep, a "SLEEP" mode is available, automatically adjusting fan speed to silent or low and gradually increasing the set temperature by 1°C per hour up to 28°C.
A notable feature is the "6th SENSE" mode, which intelligently sets the operation mode, temperature, and fan speed based on the actual room temperature. This mode simplifies operation by automating comfort settings. For rapid cooling, the "TURBO" mode can be activated, causing the appliance to operate at a super high fan speed. Additionally, a "FAN ONLY" mode allows for air circulation without cooling or dehumidifying, with adjustable fan speed and louver direction.
The remote control is central to operating the air conditioner, offering buttons for power, fan speed, temperature adjustment, and specific modes. The display panel on the indoor unit provides visual feedback, showing the set temperature, room temperature, and operating mode indicators (blue for COOL/DRY, purple for FAN ONLY). The remote also includes an "ACCURATE" button for setting temperatures with decimal digits, providing finer control over comfort.
Timer functions are integrated, allowing users to schedule when the appliance switches on ("TIMER ON") or off ("TIMER OFF"). This feature enables pre-cooling or pre-heating the room before arrival or ensuring the unit turns off after a certain period, promoting energy efficiency and convenience. The "CLOCK" button allows for setting the real-time clock on the remote control.
The air conditioner is designed with user convenience and safety in mind. The remote control is intuitive, with clearly labeled buttons for each function. Battery insertion and removal are straightforward, though users are cautioned against mixing old and new batteries or different types. The remote operates effectively within a 7-meter range, and a beep from the appliance confirms receipt of commands.
Airflow direction can be controlled both automatically and manually. Horizontal airflow adjusts automatically based on the operation mode, but users can fine-tune it by pressing the "SWING" button to stop the louver at a desired angle. Vertical airflow can be adjusted manually using control rods on the unit. Users are advised against manually turning the horizontal adjustment louvers to prevent malfunction and to avoid tilting them downward for extended periods in COOLING or DRY mode to prevent water dripping.
In emergency situations or if the remote control is misplaced, an on/off switch on the indoor unit allows for basic control. Pressing this switch when the unit is off will start it in 6th SENSE mode, and pressing it when on will stop it.
Safety precautions are emphasized throughout the manual. Users are warned against blocking air inlets or outlets, touching the power plug with wet hands, or inserting foreign objects into the unit. The appliance is not intended for unsupervised use by children or individuals with physical or mental disabilities.
Regular maintenance is crucial for the appliance's longevity and efficient operation. The manual outlines simple steps for cleaning the indoor unit's front panel and air filter. The front panel can be removed and wiped with a soft, dry cloth, or lukewarm water for dirtier surfaces. Harsh cleaning agents like gasoline or polishing powder are explicitly prohibited, and water should not be sprinkled directly onto the indoor unit to avoid electric shock.
The air filter requires cleaning every 100 hours of use, or every two weeks in dusty environments. To clean, the front panel is opened, the filter handles are gently pressed, and the filters are slid out. Dirty filters can be cleaned with lukewarm water and a neutral detergent, then dried before reinstallation. Users are advised not to touch the indoor unit's fins with their fingers after removing the filter and not to attempt internal cleaning themselves. The filter should also not be cleaned in a washing machine.
Troubleshooting tips are provided to help users resolve minor issues before contacting service. This includes checking for blown fuses, low remote control batteries, blocked air filters, or incorrect temperature settings. The manual also explains normal operational sounds and occurrences, such as the sound of running water (refrigerant flow) or mist spraying from the outlet in cool conditions.
For more complex issues, users are instructed to turn off the appliance, disconnect it from the power supply, and contact a Whirlpool Authorized Service Center. The manual stresses the importance of using original spare parts and warns against attempting to move, repair, disassemble, or modify the appliance independently, as this could compromise safety and product quality.
General| Brand | Whirlpool |
|---|---|
| Model | SIA90IN |
| Refrigerant Gas | R32 |
| Copper Condenser Coil | Yes |
| Auto Restart | Yes |
| Sleep Mode | Yes |
| Turbo Mode | Yes |
| Type | Split Air Conditioner |
| Refrigerant | R32 |
| Warranty | 1 Year on Product |
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