20 Most Recent Hyundai HYUP12ER Air Conditioner Questions & Answers

Check the Run Capacitor. it is a silver can with wires hooked to it. if it is swollen or leaking oil it needs to ne replaced. Turn off power before inspecting it.

The rumors you've been hearing are about the refrigerant - I'm sure.

R-12 for years and years was the only type of refrigerant used in cars.

Since R-12 is now 'banished' you can no longer re-charge a car's AC using it.

Not to worry - there are plenty of replacement refrigerants out there to take it's place.

Don't worry about the AC in the Hyundai, chances are if the AC works now - you will not have to deal with re-charging it. Just be sure the AC is working properly before you buy the car and try to get some type of warranty, i.e. 30 days or longer on it.

I realize the car is 12 years old - but - sometimes you can get a dealer to warranty the AC for 30 days - maybe even the engine and transmission - if he wants to sell the car bad enough. If he (dealer) is offering a warranty already - just be sure what it covers, i.e. the AC, tranny, engine, etc etc. Sometimes the warranty will cover the engine and transmission but nothing else, including the AC.

Note: cars, especially older ones are known for having small, hard to find leaks - thus requiring them to be re-charged at the beginning of summer.

If I was buying a 12 year old car these days, and the AC worked fine at purchase - I would understand three (3) things.

Number 1 - the car AC might have a leak in it and the car dealer 'might' have just re-charged it "without" repairing the leak - thus - transferring the problem to me (the new owner).

Number 2 - the car AC might have a 'slow leak' and at some point in the future - i.e. beginning of summer - it might need a re-charge.

Number 3 - the car AC might still be in great working condition and have no leaks - and everything will be fine.

Bottom line - If you do require a re-charge - a qualified AC shop will be able to re-charge the AC for you.

good luck!

Question edited for clarity and spelling of 'Korea'..

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The E6 error code on a Hyundai air conditioner typically indicates a problem with the indoor unit's evaporator temperature sensor. This sensor measures the temperature of the evaporator and sends a signal to the air conditioner's control board. If the sensor is not working properly, it can cause the air conditioner to shut down and display the E6 error code. To fix this issue, you may want to try the following:

1. Check the sensor wiring and connections to ensure they are secure and not damaged.
2. Test the sensor with a multimeter to check for continuity. If the sensor is not reading correctly, it may need to be replaced.
3. Check the air filter and clean or replace it if it is dirty.
4. Check the evaporator coil and clean it if it is dirty.
5. If the problem persists, it is recommended to consult a professional technician to check the air conditioner, or contact the Hyundai customer service for assistance.

It is important to note that these instructions may vary depending on the air conditioner model, so it is best to consult the user manual for specific instructions.

You will need to assess the problem to determine if it is loss of power (circuit breaker or GFCI or overload tripped on the unit), failure of controls (thermostat or switch), or if the heating element(s) or burned out (open circuit or very high resistance on Ohm meter). Once you have that information you can proceed to purchase the necessary part(s) or reset the tripped power safety -- but if it trips again you need to diagnose why that happened.

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Most likely it's the start up capacitor. Easy fix an not costly.

you have to find were it comes from, if fan motor and compressor are not powered up check the revers valve, relay and transformer you can use your insulated hand (Glove) to feel any vibrations comming from them as some transformers and relais tend to vibrate under load

Two people required for this Remove fire from wall Lay fire on its back Gently slide glass panel towards top of fire and remove. Store glass safely At the bottom of the fire there is a lamp cover fixed by 8 Philips head screws. Remove screws and lift off the lamp cover Slide the flexible rotisserie to one side ensuring you don't lose the rubber grommet Remove bulb by pulling it out of the holder (force may be required) Replace with 40 watt G9 halogen bulb. Take care not to touch the bulb with your bare hands Push the bulb fully home Refit the rotisserie making sure the rubber grommet is carefully pushed into the slotted hole in the axial bracket Refit the lamp cover Lift the fire back onto the wall and replace glass front by lifting onto the lugs either side of the fire.