LG BG8000ER Air Conditioner Problem!!

Air conditioners don't need water. if it is runnibng properly and blowing cold air it will produce water on the condensing coil. Look at the coil. If you see a lot of ice, turn the unit off and wait until the ice melts. If the ice returns it is probably low on freon. This must be taken care of by a licensed air conditioning tecnician.

LG says check for proper model number please.

Hi,
The unit is probably low on freon and so it is running too cold....this trips the freeze stat and shuts down the compressor till it warms up and you reset it by turning it off and then on again...
The unit will need to be recharge or replaced...

Here isa tip that I wrote about how to add refrigerant to a air conditioner or coolingsystem

How to add Freon to a Air Conditioner or Refrigeration System

heatman101

first try to tilt it more to the outside if this does not fix the problem the drain holes are plugged between the inside coil and the outside and possibly the hole on the outside. Its usually best to remove the unit and wash it out outside. try not to get water on the switches.

Go to link below to see how the timer works. On page 17 will explain it.

http://www.fixya.com/support/p95163-lg_bg8000er_air_conditioner/manual-1495

sounds like the refrigerant has leaked out , check the warranty in the manual.
Phil

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may be a bad fan motor or loose wire, however some units have dip switch settings on the circuit board preventing the fan from coming on.

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