Programmable 24-Hour On-Off Timer Multiple Fan Speeds with Auto Cool Dry Air Flow (CFM) Est. Cooling Area (Sq. Ft.) 13 7/8" x 29 3/4" x 11 13/16" 22 4/9” x 33” x 14” Outdoor Vent / Exhaust Indoor / Outdoor Fan Type Voltage / 60 Hz What People Are Saying LP0813WNR Reviews - page 2 We're here to support you with our product. View LP0813WNR Product Support View manufacturer warranty information Get the most out of your ownership Download owner's manuals and documentation Help yourself to helpful product information Learn how to install & operate your LG product Submit an online service request More help with your LG product Contact us for any support inquiries. Call an LG Support Representative. (800) 243-0000 Consumer (6am-midnight CST) No time to chat? Send LG Support your inquiry. How can I maintain the same temperature in the air conditioner for long period, because whenever I set the temperature at 82 it drops down to 76 which is too cold for my baby at night time

We regret the trouble you have experienced with this air conditioner. This unit should not be changing the temperature setting overnight. Please contact our Customer Interactive Center at 800-243-0000 to troubleshoot this matter. I keep reading herethe numbe is supposed tobe the temp you set it to. Is it possible itthe current room temp bcs i see the number goes to 81. I prss the down button to 60 it blinks. ac and heater running at the same timeIs it now set at 60? how window ac units workIt is cooling and working but the numbe says 81againac unit nyc According to the information on page 12 of the owner’s manual, the LED display shows the set temperature, fan speed, or the selected TIMER delay. As such, it would seem that the display should not change to show the actual temperature.

If the display read-out changes, then the air conditioner may require service. How do i control the louvres from control panel. I want them to move up and down or just set them pointing up. Right now they are down and blows to the floor. We regret the trouble you have experienced with this Portable Air Conditioner. According to the information on page 8 of the owner’s manual, touching the horizontal louvers will adjust the air in the upward or downward direction. Cannot understand why after 3 years unit is leaking from bottom how is this fixed We regret the trouble you have experienced with this portable air conditioner. If this device is leaking from the bottom of the cabinet, then it may require service. I just purchased this. When i try and set the temperature to 25 degrees Celsius for example, I hit the up button to 25 degrees but then it reverts back to the current temperature i.e. 22 degrees. Our offices, in the United States, do not have product information for Canada.

You may also contact our Canada offices at 1-888-542-2623. My portable ac unit does a great job cooling my bedroom, it causes the humidity in the room to get too high making it very uncomfortable with my asthma. I don't run the unit very often but whenever I've checked the water tank it is totally dry. Extracting moisture from the air is part of the cooling process. As such, it is not likely that the humidity in the room is being caused by this machine. My unit is not cooling off If the unit will no longer produce cold air, and unit is in the COOL mode, then it may be necessary to contact a qualified service technician. My unit is set to 24 degrees celcius. It's been running for an hour- will it shut off automatically? LP0813WNR Questions - page 2Written Written Ah yes, this is a very annoying problem that I myself have had trouble with. I would recommend you stop running and unplug the unit until you fix this problem. Usually your ac unit is making this noise due to water build up, but there could be other problems with the unit as well.

The compressor or condenser inside the ac unit could be on the fritz, there could be two wires touching making a malfunction, there could even be something inside your unit that is obstructing the fan. Whatever the case may be, I would get in contact with an AC repair professional. He/she may be able to give you the exact answer you need, and this also will prevent you from any unnecessary harm. If you find out the problem is easily fixable only then would I recommend you save some time and money and do the repair yourself. I had to replace a fan blade on my unit, and I went to Air Conditioning Parts for an original manufactured replacement. Good luck and hopefully I have helped you out today!Written Written I agree, you must stop using the unit and keep it unplugged till a time when a HVAC professional has checked it out and given it a bill of clean health. Otherwise, your AC may be leading to heating up or too many fluctuations which may cause either a short circuit or the fuse to blow up.

This could even lead to an electrical fire.Quite simply, your AC requires to be serviced which means that the filter needs to be cleaned and the AC needs to be checked inside out. In high moisture areas, particularly after a rainstorm like the one you’re talking about that happened, what happens is that there is water or moisture build up inside the unit which is causing this cracking and popping.In extreme cases, this could be a malfunction due to some form of fault in the wiring. So, whichever way it may be, you need to get in touch with an HVAC Contractors, preferably through Bakers Brothers plumbing.Almost every single electrical system on a car is powered through some kind of switch or electrical relay, and the AC system and compressor are no exception. The AC compressor relay is responsible for supplying power to the AC compressor and clutch. Without this relay, the AC compressor will not have power and the AC system will not function. The AC compressor relay is no different then other electrical relays - its electrical contacts will eventually wear or burn out, and the relay must be replaced.

When the AC compressor relay has failed or is beginning to fail, it will begin to display symptoms that indicate it may be time for it to be replaced. The AC compressor is powered by the relay. If it is not functioning properly, then the AC system will not be able to produce cold air correctly. When a relay is starting to fail, it may give weakened or intermittent power to the compressor, which will result in weakened or intermittent function of the AC. The AC may function fine in one instance, and then shut off, or deliver inconsistent performance in another. This may be a potential sign that the relay may be going out. 2. AC compressor is not turning on One of the most obvious signs that the AC relay may have a problem is that the compressor is not coming on at all. In most cases, when the AC is turned on you will be able to hear the compressor switch on. It will usually produce a familiar clicking noise from the clutch being activated. If when you turn it on you do not hear the clutch being turned on, then perhaps it may not be getting power, due to a failed relay.