Kenmore 70089, 78189, 70129, 78079 owner manual Troubleshooting

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Troubleshooting

The following table describes some common problems that may be encountered with a room air conditioner. Each problem is accompanied by several possible causes and solutions.

Problem

Unit will not turn on.

Unit repeatedly blows fuse or trips breaker.

Possible Cause

Power cord unplugged.

Blown fuse or tripped breaker.

Electrical power low ("brown out").

Electrical power outage.

Compressor in 3-minute lock-out.

Other devices sharing circuit results in circuit overload.

Incorrect fuse size or type.

Incorrect circuit breaker size.

Extension cord used to provide power.

Solution

Ensure power cord is firmly plugged into outlet.

Replace blown fuse; reset tdpped breaker.

Low voltage protection prevents operation if supply voltage drops below 90 VAC for 115 volt units;

171 VAC for 230 volt units. Contact local electric utility if voltage is low.

Contact local electric utility.

Wait 3 minutes for compressor start.

Disconnect other devices or move

devices to different circuit.

NOTE: Air conditioners labeled "Use on Single Outlet Circuit Only" require separate, dedicated, circuit.

Ensure fuse is correct size. Unit requires time-delay fuses.

Ensure circuit breaker is correct size.

Do not use an extension cord with

this air conditioner. If power cord on air conditioner does not reach outlet

have qualified electrician move out- let or install new outlet closer to unit.

Unit does not

Dirty air filter.

adequately cool room

or area.

Optional charcoal air filter (if used) clogged.

Room or area not sealed.

Vent Control in EXHAUST position.

Airflow to or from unit blocked.

Unit impropedy sized for room or area.

Remove and clean air filter.

NOTE: Do not operate air conditioner with filter removed.

Replace charcoal filter (if desired).

NOTE: Optional charcoal filter can- not be cleaned. Filter must be

replaced after three months use.

Close all doors and windows in

cooling area. Close all air vents and ducts in area.

Vent Control should be in CLOSED

position whenever air conditioner is in cooling mode.

Remove any obstruction to airflow from air discharge vent or return air vent on unit.

Reduce cooling area (close doors or otherwise isolate area).

NOTE: See Sizing Instructions for information on correctly sizing room air conditioners.

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Contents OwnersManual Model Numbers 78079, 70089, 70129Contents WarrantySafety. Instructions IdangeriShown removed for easier component identification Parts and Feature IdentificationModel Identification Sizing Instructions Voltage InstallationInstalling Room Air Conditioners Check with a qualified electrician if you are notInstallation Window Installation Kit PartsInstallation Support Bracket Assembly Icautioni Installing Seal Strip Window seal strip Outdoor sash Window Installation--12000, and 18000 Btu Units Models 70129 Typical Double-Hung Window Window sill Applying Window Sill GasketAttaching Adjusting Foot to Outside Support Attaching Outside Supports to Outer Case Outer caseAdjusting Outer Case Slope Level Typical Cabinet Dimensions Slide-Out Chassis Outer Case Dimensions12000 Btu 18000 Btu 163,4inches 193Ainches 24¼ Inches General Instructions241/4inches Chamfering Walls That Exceed Outer Case Dimensions Side View Side louversControls Touch Control PanelOperating Instructions Before Turning Air Conditioner OnDelay Start Operation Operating InstructionsFrequency Care and MaintenanceNormal Operating Sounds WeeklyRemoving Air Filter, Method One Air filterBase Pan Maintenance Evaporator Coil, Condenser Coil,Troubleshooting Accessories Assistance and ServiceService HomeCentrar

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