What is cooling and dehumidification mode - LG LSC183VMA Split System Air Conditioner

You likely have dehumidification enabled. Although temp is satisfied humidity set point is not. Adjust humidity set point, over cooling set point, or just disable!!

With dry mode you lose control of precision temperature control. In my opinion, use cooling mode with a low fan speed for maximum dehumidification AND temp control.

anyway the dehumidifing mode works like in cooling mode,try if it working.

Well a lesson for you here . the ac mode is a dehumidifer mode .. without a fan to pull the air over the coils to dry it it kinda hard to well .. get it dry. I am not trying to sound wise just a point of learning for you. I thnk you will be fine if you put it in the dehumidifer mode.

No it doesn't as long as you are NOT running the AC or Humidifier.

Good luck!

This may be caused by running the unit in continuous mode, rather than timed mode. The heat is generally is generated when the defrost mode cycles on, to defrost the cooling coils. This happens more frequently, if the air space around the unit is obstructed or it's operating in a temperature range of 40 to 60 F. Cleaning the air intake filter at least once a week, can help solve this problem, too.

Maintain a minimum of 12" free air space around all sides of the dehumidifier. Use a timed mode rather than a continuous mode. Make sure the room is within the proper operating temperature range and clean the air intake filter weekly.

Hope this helped you troubleshoot and solve the problem.

Hi,
The best button to push for that is the cool button, then turn the thermostat all the way to cold.
The fan button will only move air around and will do no cooling.
The dry button is for dehumidification, in this mode the unit will run a low speed fan over the cooling coil to take the water out of the air.

So for cooling your best option is to push the cool button and crank down the thermostat...

Heatman101

Disconnect power to the unit and reconnect. If "stop" is still on the display you will probably need a qualified technician to trouble shoot. The best mode is the snowflake (cooling). The rain drop is dehumidification which can cause condesation on unit.

Some units do cool/dehumidify only im afraid why cant you let the unit dump its hot air into the room then it wont heat or cool the room?