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Olimpia Splendid Piu Eco 12 Questions & Answers (page 2 of 4)
72 questions from our users
Where r the filters
What does the piu eco 12 mean
What does the piu eco 12 mean
We just purchased a PIU 12 and am finding it makes 'watery' noises. Other than that it works fine but its like sleeping next to a babbling brook. Does anyone know what might cause this or how to fix it? I've drained it and theres no error showing or anything.
No manual.
How does one open the IPU12??
How does one open the piu12??
My piu eco 12 is not getting cold for some reason?
What does f1 means? It's on my panel screen says F1, and it doesn't wanna go, what is it mean??
What does it mean when the 3 keeps flashing
Have you found out because mine just started doing it to
The water needs to be emptied from the bottom on the appliance.I suggest you do it in the bathroom or outside if you have carpet .then plug back in and it works
what happen to the water extracted from the humid air? Does it pool inside and could it then overflow onto floor? Can it be piped out to a tray which can be emptied?
what happens ton the water extracted from the air - does it pool inside so could overflow onto carpet?
Can it be piped out to a tray to be emptied?
F1 stays on
What does it nean when f1 comes up
This system won't display the heat function.. the remote says 27 degrees but there is nothing but -- -- on the machine... The fan also won't turn off when we try this function and it definently is not hot air coming out!
Is it a faulty machine? Or does it not really have a heat function?
Hi I can set the timer mode but I don't know how to turn it off or on manual doesn't help
my Piu 12 starts up with just fan for a few minutes then stops showing a 3 on the panel. Any ideas?
The '3' is an alarm signal that means there is an excessive build-up of water inside the air conditioner. Take the PIU12 outside and empty the water. If it still shows '3' the the unit is faulty.
is there anywhere to buy a replacement hose please?
What is mean of blinking sign F1 on the lcd piu12?
F1 on the display panel means the air filter needs cleaning. Here's how to do it:
Press the power button to switch off the Olimpia Splendid PIU12. Remove the air filter from the top of the unit. The ...
thanks for that, worked :)
Hi there our E12 unit was working fine now all of a sudden started flashing F1 and is just working as a fan, what she’ll we do?
The filter needs to be taken out and cleaned.
Fi means clean filter, according to the manual F1 means thermal cut out of the compressor. There's a diagram at the back that shows you the electrical map. I'm not sure whether that F1 is meant to be Fi or what.
Press the power button to switch off the Olimpia Splendid PIU12. Remove the air filter from the top of the unit. The filter is a fine mesh screen about the size of two A4 pages. Wash the filter in war...
Read morem water with a few drops of dish washing detergent. Rinse the filter with clean cold water. Shake off the excess water and reinsert the filter to the unit. Press the power button to switch the power on. Press and hold the power button for at least 5 seconds to remove the F! message. The A/C should work as normal.
Bought my Piu12 a month ago and it was working great but last night it was making really loud noises, above the usual noisiness, and blowing hot air all night even though it was set on cool and the temp was set at 16’. I gave it hours to cool but my bedroom (4x5m room) ended up reaching 41’ based on the thermo reader of the air con. I cleaned out the filter + switched off the unit for a while and restarted it but still the same thing happened. I’ve tried all the manual trouble shooting tips but none helped. Any suggestions?
The unit may be faulty - contact the retailer or the manufacturer (https://www.olimpiasplendid.com.au/) for repair, replacement or a refund.
See: https://www.accc.gov.au/consumers/consumer-rights-guarantees/repair-replace-refund
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