Trouble Shooting

Check if the water tank is empty or the pump is malfunctioning. Refill the tank and inspect the pump for blockages.

Ensure that the cooling pads are clean and not clogged. Clean or replace them if needed.

Clean the water tank, cooling pads, and air filters regularly to prevent mold and bacterial buildup.

Inspect the water tank for cracks and ensure that the drain plug is securely tightened.

Check the power supply and ensure the plug is properly connected. Inspect the power cord for damage.

Verify that the power supply is active and the wiring is intact. Reset the circuit breaker if necessary.

Check for loose screws, unbalanced blades, or dirt accumulation on the fan blades. Tighten screws and clean the blades.

Ensure the exhaust fan's air duct is not blocked or restricted by dirt, debris, or obstructions.

Turn off the fan and inspect the motor for overheating signs. Ensure proper lubrication and clean the motor vents.

Check the fan’s mounting for loose screws and ensure it is securely fixed to the wall or ceiling. Replace worn-out or damaged blades if necessary.