My unit is definitely in Cool Mode, but acts like it is in Dry Mode. Dry Mode is meant for keeping humidity down with minimal cooling. However, my unit seems to think it is always in Dry Mode. I have unplugged it, cycled through the modes, and screamed at it. No matter what I try, all night the cycle repeats - compressor on one minute, fan blows for a few minutes and the cycle repeats. This unit is 2 months old and worked great until a few days ago. My bedroom was ice cold before and the unit had no problem at all.
You need to have an AC tech come out and do some preliminary testing on this.
SOURCE: Airconditioner LG LSk181-N2 shutting off
Sounds like your aircon is stuck on heating mode. Or. The outdoor fan speed is affected by ambient temperature, or low refrigerant. In heating mode the indoor fan will come on for a while to sense temperature and will then wait for the outdoor unit to pump up pressure and build up heat.
SOURCE: mr slim unit in bedroom 9kbtu - room 11x12'- is humid, awful
Lets clarify. DRY mode only dehumidifes that air and does not cool. Cool is used for cooling. Dry mode doesn't normally have temp control; it is automatically set by the unit. I think 9000btu is a big unit for the room; it is overkill. I would switch to a 5000btu unit. it cannot be fixed and the BR unit needs to be uninstalled and the new unit needs to be re-installed. The price of commisioning, de-commisioning and new unit is something in which you will have to pay.
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SOURCE: LG 24000btu not blowing cold air. Fan runs but i
please check the temperature sensor this will make the compressor for running and stopping and also check the compressor if its in warranty period please call the service technician to check these and replace if necessary.
SOURCE: Model #LG LWHD1500ER The fan
www.appliancefactoryparts.com/content/.../118816.pdf - United States
Above is your service and repair manual, with this you will be able to troubleshoot and repair your Aircon.
I suspect, your thermostat may have a faulty sensor?
factoidz.com/troubleshooting-your-air-conditioning-thermostat/
http://www.inspectapedia.com/heat/Thermostats.htm
Below is a DIY AC, troubleshooting how to.
http://www.repairclinic.com/Air-Conditioner-Troubleshooting
SOURCE: My Mr. Slim seems to be making the room more humid
make sure the unit is draining properly may need to clean out. also check the filters
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