A thermostat probe that has slipped out of the evaporator fins makes the unit cycle at the wrong time, and it is a surprisingly common cause of poor cooling on older units.
Owners should treat an overheating plug seriously: stop using the unit and have the outlet and the cord checked. Air conditioners draw heavy current and a hot plug means a bad connection somewhere.
Key Features
- Window room air conditioner
- Multiple cooling and fan speeds
- Adjustable louvres
- Washable filter
Most Common Issues on This Model
01
Reduced cooling from a dirty condenser
02
Thermostat probe slipping out of position
03
Noise from a loose blower wheel
04
Power cord plug overheating