20 Most Recent Frigidaire FAH106N1 Wall/Window Air Conditioner - Page 6 Questions & Answers

It SHOULD NOT ... (smell in... even in WEST TEXAS). BRAND NEW... Rush on down and get a good NEW one. I would suspect the condensate drip pan is plugged... Common for AC units .. But NEVER in "brand new"... Get that (previously owned (my opinion)) UNIT back from where you bought it ... Trade it in for a CLOSED BOX... and make your sales CLOWN write up why you are returning it. Mold can be quite dangerous!! Carnac the Magnificent

If the blower is not running its likely not setup properly on the tstat. Be sure its setup for electric heat with forced air. Tstat controls the fan If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

Can't find E5 but ES is a probable faulty evaporator sensor fault. Check the wireing for any damage or loose conections and if all is ok thenyou will have oreplace the sensor. Hope this helps

Make sure you have power to the unit by plugging something else into the plug

You have to try resetting the system. First turn the breaker off for the condenser and wait about 20 seconds. After you turn it back on the system should reset. If you are having prolonged air conditioning check out Air Conditioning Tamarac for more HVAC Support.

Is this a window unit?

means you need to replace the panel

Some of the new style Air conditioners have a auto time delay built into them for power failures. If power fails or you unplug the unit, they will not come back on for about 3 to 5 minutes. This is a safety feature to keep power failures from damaging the compressor. Keep it plugged in for 5 minutes and try again. If still no go then call for service. You should have a 1 year warranty on it.

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If these are part of your replacement piece chances are it's an upgraded board with optional accessories. If you only had 2 before go with 2 now. Wire nut extra wires and zip tie tight. Should be ok. If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/thomas_092728000e6acb79

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if you have it set at 60 F and it is working at 65 to 68 F then that would be about right as the air is cooled the cold air falls to the floor and out under the door, open window or anywhere else it can escape the unit has to be at 80% room height so if it is set in a window then when the cold air gets up to the thermostat or ac level in the window then it will stop cooling So if the ac unit is say 4ft from the floor and the ceiling height is 8 ft then the ac will only cool the bottom 4 ft cold air does not rise but falls down if you are using a ceiling fan then the cold air is stirred up and the 65F sounds about right remember that the setting temp ( what you set it at) is the lowest temp that it will go down to before it stops cooling and if that is not reached it will keep working to attain that temp and if the room is too big, air leaks under door . around the fit in the window , no insulated walls , hot exterior wall,etc then maybe 65 F is the best you will get