Hisense – Error Code 39 indicates a problem with the indoor fan motor, meaning it’s not working as it should.
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Is your Hisense air conditioner showing up with Error Code 39 on the screen?
Error Code 39 on your Hisense air conditioner indicates a problem with the indoor fan motor, meaning it’s not working as it should. This could be due to various reasons such as electrical issues, a faulty motor, or blockages preventing the fan from spinning freely.
To fix this issue, follow these simple steps:
You may find your Hisense air conditioning unit needs resetting if it starts to malfunction or isn’t responding to any input via your control panel or remote control. Resetting your air conditioner re-starts the internal computer and can often restore the unit to normal working order. The exact instructions will vary depending on your model of Hisense air conditioner.
Typically, this procedure will be:
During normal air conditioner operation, dust, dirt, moisture from humidity or condensation, and microbial growths can build up on internal components. Left unchecked, these issues can corrode components like the evaporator coil and condenser coil. Over time, those components can become less effective and lead to a loss of efficiency or worse, a shorter air conditioner lifespan.
Regular AC maintenance and tune-ups can minimize many of the issues caused by a build-up of dirt and debris. If they are performed by an HVAC technician, these inspections allow your contractor to check for longer-term issues and in some cases take proactive steps to prevent premature failure or inconvenient breakdowns during the cooling season.
Annual air conditioner preventative maintenance may also be a requirement to keep your warranty valid as well. Many manufacturers state on warranty documentation that installation and maintenance by a licensed HVAC service provider are a part of the warranty conditions.
One simple way to potentially save money and prolong the life of an AC system is to make sure the outdoor unit stays clean. During normal operation, a fan in the outdoor unit pulls air through the condenser coil. Airborne dust and dirt particles and debris from nearby foliage can get lodged in the coil fins, restricting airflow and affecting performance.
The most important maintenance task that will improve the efficiency of your air conditioner is to routinely replace or clean the air filters. Replace filters once a month. If youβre unsure of the type of filter to use, your Hisense Dealer can recommend one based on your specific system. For all other filter sizes, your Hisense Dealer will check, clean, or replace them at your annual maintenance visit. Remember, filters may need more frequent attention if your air conditioner is in constant use, is subject to dusty conditions, or you have pets in the house.
Over time, things like leaves, dirt and grass clippings will build up on the outside of your air conditioner, decreasing system capacity and reducing airflow. You should trim any shrubs or other plants back from around the air conditioner to keep from impeding airflow to and from the unit.