A common error our customers see on their AC units is an E1 error, which occurs when the unit is under high pressure. Most high pressure errors are a result of improper duct-work, so the first step to getting back on track is to check over your ducts. In the video below, our technician will walk […]
Faulty condensation pumps are an issue our clients sometimes run into when using the HSC-60. One of the fittings on the pump does not have a check valve pump, so water can sometimes leak out of this fitting. In the video below, our technician will show you how to make adjustments so you can have […]
When using the HSC-14, you may notice a TP error. TP is an abbreviation for tank placement, an issue that most customers are able to correct on their own. After emptying your tank, be sure to be careful and gentle when you replace it. If that doesn’t work, you can make other adjustments to your […]
If you are using an HSC-60 air conditioner and the display shows an E1 error, follow these steps. If you installed your duct-work yourself, make sure it has as few turns as possible. Think, swooping, gradual curves; not right angles. Make sure your air filter is clean. Turn off the unit, remove the air filter, clean […]
If your HSC-60 AC unit ever makes a high pitched noise or shows an E4 error, make sure to shut the AC off right away to avoid further damage to the unit. Once your air conditioner is turned off, follow the steps outlined in the video below: Learn more about the HSC-60.
When you get a full unit, or FU, message on your air conditioner unit, that means that the tank is filled with water. As your air conditioner runs, it produces condensation that collects in a resevoir tank. Every so often, that tank will need to be emptied. In the video below, our technician will show […]
