Conia air conditioner reverse cycle - not blowing cold air; checked setting its correct.. it seems to blow cool air, but house is not cold. It was working fine last summer, not sure of problem.
Re: Conia air conditioner reverse cycle - not blowing...
If you feel cool air near blower, you have to service your unit completely. Because it's giving cool but not removing heat from room due to coil and air filter blocking. Helpful?
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because you have the temperature set at 28 degrees celcuis . Change the temperature to 18 degrees and it will cool 28 is hotter
It is a reverse cycle air conditioner it will warm the room if you set temperature to 28 degrees . Set it lower and it will blow out cold air.
Have exact same air conditioner as I recognise the remote control.
point it at the air conditioner when altering the temperature setting.
Check under the slide compartment also on the remote for more advanced settings.
Its probably not the thermostat. The air conditioner may be stuck on heating mode. If its a reverse cycle, the reversing valve may be jammed so even when the thermostat is calling for cold air, it stays on heat. If the machine is on heating mode, it should be blowing cold air out of the outdoor unit of the air con. If its on cooling mode, the outdoor should be blowing hot air.
Make sure the Thermostat is set correctly! The problem with mine was the temp in the house was colder than my A/C lowest thermostat setting.I had my AC temp setting on 66 degrees.The temp in the house was a little lower so the AC didnt kick on just the fan blowing cool air and no compressor working. The next day it was warmer out and the house temp was 79. So when I powered up the AC set at 66 i heard the compressor kick in and the AC worked fine.
Check the controls, this unit most likely a reverse cycle air conditioner. It can be set to cooling or to heating. The conpressor is reversed to heat or running normally to cool. If it is not then the compressor is not working and it is just blowing room temperature air.
Make sure it is in cooling mode. Sounds like you may have a problem with the reversing valve but you would want to check the pressures in the system first and make sure the charge isn't low.
Check the O/B setting on the thermostat and equipment to insure the reversing valve is energized during the proper heat/ cool cycle. Also check the thermostat wireing to insure electric heat element is set up.
Reverse setting could need checking here sliding valve could have siezed. you would need a service Technition. your default setting is working fine so it needs to be checked on heating mode function.
If you can turn it on and have the door open, hold the door switch in and see if you have a glow from the heating element. If not, your element is broken. That is if it is an electric dryer. If it is a gas dryer you need to check the pilot light or the thermo sensor.
same as car aircon, but uses different kinds of freon. check first the thermostat setting, may be it set too high. set it to 20'c. if still not cooling, check wiring on ACCU, check capacitor too.
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