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oylam:
My hisense 1.5 hp has ice around the knot connecting the bigger pipe to the outdoor unit. Told the technician, said it's working fine. The air conditioner cools my room down too. Is that normal though?

Clean Ur filter

sacramento1212:


You are correct about the big pipe being return which was an error on my part. As for the both pipes being cold, for some unit, one is usually colder than the other which is the point i was referring to.

Big pipe is cold and sweating while the small pipe is barely cold or warm

This is a newly bought 1 hp Panasonic normal AC made in Malaysia. Yet to be installed though. From the power rating, it shows Panasonic normal AC are not economical in terms of power. Anybody using 1 hp hisense normal AC should please state it's power rating for comparison with Panasonic power consumption.

ayobamizz:
Even new units need to be vacuumed because you need to remove the air trapped in the copper pipes

Not necessary for newly installed Window split units....... But its required on industrial AC units

Is it possible for two LG AC of either 1hp or 1.5hp to have the same model number?
I saw LG AC 1hp in River State and I later saw another LG AC 1hp in Kaduna State with the same model number.

fashrola:
Not necessary for newly installed Window split units....... But its required on industrial AC units

Do u know better than the AC manufacturers... it's stated in the manual to vacuum before running the new AC

How do you guys know fake and original LG AC?

isangjohnson:
Is it possible for two LG AC of either 1hp or 1.5hp to have the same model number?
I saw LG AC 1hp in River State and I later saw another LG AC 1hp in Kaduna State with the same model number.

Oga do you mean serial number? The model of an AC can be same, what should never be same is serial number.

isangjohnson:
How do you guys know fake and original LG AC?

Buying from authorised dealers is a sure no story way to go. Not that you won't find many reputable LG showroom selling genuine AC. But if you're highly risk averse, please buy from Fouani. The are LG authorised dealer in Nigeria. I think they do "free delivery" above a certain amount.

nonny1212:
Never advisable

Please what settings should I leave my AVS so that they will give my LG Dual Inverter ACs the best protection from power surges.
I've tried researching to no avail.

Wait time (ranging from 3 seconds to 10 minutes)

Output minimum voltage (ranges from 150v - 230v)
Output maximum voltage (ranges from 230v - 290v)



@Sacramento1212
@fashrola
@mangolpupa

tizteezy:


Please what settings should I leave my AVS so that they will give my LG Dual Inverter ACs the best protection from power surges.
I've tried researching to no avail.

Wait time (ranging from 3 seconds to 10 minutes)

Output minimum voltage (ranges from 150v - 230v)
Output maximum voltage (ranges from 230v - 290v)


@Sacramento1212
@fashrola
@mangolpupa

Sir, look through your maintenance and operations manual of your AC unit and see if the advised what the waiting times should be in-b/w putting the unit on and off. If the did, that's what the wait time should be set as. In the absence of that information, I will recommend 5 mins. Note that this means that if they take light now and bring it back "immediately", it will take 5 mins before the unit (AC) is supplied electricity to start working again.

I would recommend 160V for minimum voltage & 240V for maximum voltage. This means that your AVS will accept voltage between 160v - 240v and stabilize it around 230v (educated guess as i dont have your manual) for your AC unit.

mangolpupa:



Sir, look through your maintenance and operations manual of your AC unit and see if the advised what the waiting times should be in-b/w putting the unit on and off. If the did, that's what the wait time should be set as. In the absence of that information, I will recommend 5 mins. Note that this means that if they take light now and bring it back "immediately", it will take 5 mins before the unit (AC) is supplied electricity to start working again.

I would recommend 160V for minimum voltage & 240V for maximum voltage. This means that your AVS will accept voltage between 160v - 240v and stabilize it around 230v (educated guess as i dont have your manual) for your AC unit.

Thank you bro

The voltage is my concern now

On the label of the AC, it's rated 220v-240v

The are all LG Dual Inverter ACS 1.5hp and some are 1hp.

So are you saying 160v is enough and advisable?


If so, does it mean in the case of voltage fluctuations, the AVS will maintain a stable output?

How is that possible when the output is set to range from 160-240v? And what woukd be thre stable output number?


Knowledge is power, so I'm trying to learn

tizteezy:



Thank you bro

The voltage is my concern now

On the label of the AC, it's rated 220v-240v

The are all LG Dual Inverter ACS 1.5hp and some are 1hp.

So are you saying 160v is enough and advisable?


If so, does it mean in the case of voltage fluctuations, the AVS will maintain a stable output?

How is that possible when the output is set to range from 160-240v? And what woukd be thre stable output number?


Knowledge is power, so I'm trying to learn

Oga your AVS stands for automatic voltage stabilizer (unless otherwise described in your unit). A stabilizer ensures that it "stabilizes" the incoming voltage (within its operating range) to a predefined output voltage of 230v for the receiving appliance..

So yes, your AVS ensures your appliance is getting a constant voltage supply. If set to the suggested voltage range of 160v - 240v, your AVS will shut off supply of electricity to the connected appliance for voltages outside that range. If within the set operating range, it will either step up or step down the voltages to 230v.

I hope this helps.

mangolpupa:



Oga your AVS stands for automatic voltage stabilizer (unless otherwise described in your unit). A stabilizer ensures that it "stabilizes" the incoming voltage (within its operating range) to a predefined output voltage of 230v for the receiving appliance..

So yes, your AVS ensures your appliance is getting a constant voltage supply. If set to the suggested voltage range of 160v - 240v, your AVS will shut off supply of electricity to the connected appliance for voltages outside that range. If within the set operating range, it will either step up or step down the voltages to 230v.

I hope this helps.

It helps a lot

Meanwhile
Are you saying that 160v is enough to power an inverter AC functionally?

tizteezy:


It helps a lot

Meanwhile
Are you saying that 160v is enough to power an inverter AC functionally?

Oga sebi you say na AVS you get? Please re-read my messages.

Your Automatic Voltage Stabilizer (AVS) should be able to step up 160v to 230v. it falls within its design parameters (AVS).

mangolpupa:


Oga sebi you say na AVS you get? Please re-read my messages.

Your Automatic Voltage Stabilizer (AVS) should be able to step up 160v to 230v. it falls within its design parameters (AVS).

Boss


Then why do AVS give room for adjustment of output voltage range?
What does that adjustment imply?


Something ain't clear


We're all learning though

tizteezy:



Boss


Then why do AVS give room for adjustment of output voltage range?
What does that adjustment imply?


Something ain't clear


We're all learning though

Oga they are simply giving you the opportunity to choose what you want your input voltage range to be. Another manufacturer may just leave their AVS with the minimal and maximum voltage input range of 150v - 290v. That way you have nothing to select.

Another person with same AVS may decide that 180v - 260v input voltage suits his/her appliance and area.

mangolpupa:



Oga they are simply giving you the opportunity to choose what you want your input voltage range to be. Another manufacturer may just leave their AVS with the minimal and maximum voltage input range of 150v - 290v. That way you have nothing to select.

Another person with same AVS may decide that 180v - 260v input voltage suits his/her appliance and area.

Cheers boss.... I appreciate

So in conclusion, from your experience you're saying 160V is enough to run an inverter AC without issues?

So I can set mine to 160v minimum and 240v maximum?

ayobamizz:


Do u know better than the AC manufacturers... it's stated in the manual to vacuum before running the new AC

Learn to read carefully next time…. I only said it’s not necessary for newly installed AC unit because some AC units sold are already precharged (Except if it has been tampered) and doesn’t require vacuuming the unit. Only an AC technician can advise you on this, do not go forming ITK for your new unit to be vacuum before installation.

I bought a brand new inverter AC unit three years ago and it was not vacuumed when it was installed and it is working perfectly till date.

So what can you make of that?

mangolpupa:


Buying from authorised dealers is a sure no story way to go. Not that you won't find many reputable LG showroom selling genuine AC. But if you're highly risk averse, please buy from Fouani. The are LG authorised dealer in Nigeria. I think they do "free delivery" above a certain amount.

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Thanks sir

fashrola:


Learn to read carefully next time…. I only said it’s not necessary for newly installed AC unit because some AC units sold are already precharged (Except if it has been tampered) and doesn’t require vacuuming the unit. Only an AC technician can advise you on this, do not go forming ITK for your new unit to be vacuum before installation.

I bought a brand new inverter AC unit three years ago and it was not vacuumed when it was installed and it is working perfectly till date.

So what can you make of that?

Now I know your problem. Your problem is that you don't actually know the purpose of vacuum in an AC system. AC Vacuum is not to remove the refrigerant inside the AC but the air which contains moisture from the AC. Air moisture reduces the life span of your evaporator and condenser coil because rust takes place in the presence of air moisture. Your AC will work but the life span is compromised already by not removing air moisture from the AC system. You can Google this fact to be sure

Good morning guys
Please my Ac won’t respond to the remote, it won’t turn off, it won’t even reduce or increase the temperature. I have changed the batteries of the remote and it’s still the same thing. How do I solve this problem please?

Fouani just delivered my LG Dual Inverter Ac, but in the carton there's no place written Daul Inverter expect for the indoor mechine and a sticker on the the carton. Please I want to know if this is how it's, àbí na fake they sold to me

Ikechy08:
Fouani just delivered my LG Dual Inverter Ac, but in the carton there's no place written Daul Inverter expect for the indoor mechine and a sticker on the the carton. Please I want to know if this is how it's, àbí na fake they sold to me

Go and enjoy your AC. Best AC I have used so far

Ikechy08:
Fouani just delivered my LG Dual Inverter Ac, but in the carton there's no place written Daul Inverter expect for the indoor mechine and a sticker on the the carton. Please I want to know if this is how it's, àbí na fake they sold to me

How much did you buy it please?

Ikechy08:
Fouani just delivered my LG Dual Inverter Ac, but in the carton there's no place written Daul Inverter expect for the indoor mechine and a sticker on the the carton. Please I want to know if this is how it's, àbí na fake they sold to me

Please how much sir?

BecomeALandLord:


Please how much sir?

307K

Please can anyone tell me if Kenstar ac is good to get

Ikechy08:
307K

Did u buy in store or online? Their online price for 1.5hp dual cool Inverter is 319k.

I bought online. And that 307 is with Accessories, so they have changed their price

Ikechy08:
I bought online. And that 307 is with Accessories, so they have changed their price

Lol.. when i bought at 280k, i was crying of it being too expensive. How time flies. Dollar dey carry us go where we no know