EdgeStar AP410HS Owner's Manual - Page 21

The Run LED is blinking

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The control panel lights are blinking randomly The air intake or exhaust ports are partially obstructed. Remove the obstruction. Vacuum the air inlet located The condenser coils are dirty on the side of the unit Move the unit to another The unit has a minor electrical circuit or unplug the unit and fault plug it in again. The unit is plugged into an outlet that cannot supply the correct electricity to the unit Move the unit to another circuit or unplug the unit and plug it in again. The unit is leaking The unit is draining into the drain pan The drain pan has no auto shut-off- do not leave the unit unattended while draining into an external drain pan- the level of water in this drain pan must be manually monitored The drain stopple and plug are Install the stopple and drain not installed plug The unit is not on a level surface Make sure the unit is on a level surface The heater light is blinking and the heater will not turn on The heater light is blinking, but the heater is working The air conditioner is too loud. The unit is still set in air conditioner mode The unit is warming up before starting full heat mode The unit is positioned on a hard, uneven floor, and is vibrating. Unplug the unit, wait 30 seconds, and plug the unit back in. Then select the heater function Allow the unit to run at least 2 minutes and the light will stop blinking Move the unit onto a level, carpeted surface. The Run LED is blinking and the air conditioner is beeping. The LED display seems to show that the air conditioner is on, but it is not working. "E1" shows in the LED display. "E2" shows in the LED display. The internal water reservoir is full. The "Timer on" feature is activated. The evaporator sensor has detected a problem. The room temperature sensor has detected a fault. Drain the water reservoir. Turn the unit on with the power button to deactivate the "Timer on" feature. Contact customer service. Contact customer service. 20

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The air intake or exhaust ports
are partially obstructed.
Remove the obstruction.
The condenser coils are dirty
Vacuum the air inlet located
on the side of the unit
The unit has a minor electrical
fault
Move the unit to another
circuit or unplug the unit and
plug it in again.
The control panel lights
are blinking randomly
The unit is plugged into an
outlet that cannot supply the
correct electricity to the unit
Move the unit to another
circuit or unplug the unit and
plug it in again.
The unit is draining into the
drain pan
The drain pan has no auto
shut-off- do not leave the unit
unattended while draining into
an external drain pan- the
level of water in this drain pan
must be manually monitored
The drain stopple and plug are
not installed
Install the stopple and drain
plug
The unit is leaking
The unit is not on a level
surface
Make sure the unit is on a
level surface
The heater light is
blinking and the heater
will not turn on
The unit is still set in air
conditioner mode
Unplug the unit, wait 30
seconds, and plug the unit
back in. Then select the heater
function
The heater light is
blinking, but the heater is
working
The unit is warming up before
starting full heat mode
Allow the unit to run at least 2
minutes and the light will stop
blinking
The air conditioner is too
loud.
The unit is positioned on a
hard, uneven floor, and is
vibrating.
Move the unit onto a level,
carpeted surface.
The Run LED is blinking
and the air conditioner is
beeping.
The internal water reservoir is
full.
Drain the water reservoir.
The LED display seems to
show that the air
conditioner is on, but it is
not working.
The "Timer on" feature is
activated.
Turn the unit on with the
power button to deactivate the
"Timer on" feature.
"E1" shows in the LED
display.
The evaporator sensor has
detected a problem.
Contact customer service.
"E2" shows in the LED
display.
The room temperature sensor
has detected a fault.
Contact customer service.
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