What does the raindrop symbol on the air conditioner mean?

The raindrop sign on the air conditioner indicates that the air conditioner is in dehumidification mode.

The function of dehumidification is to liquefy the water vapor in the indoor air into condensed water and discharge it outside, so as to maintain the indoor relative humidity. When the evaporator of air conditioner evaporates, it will absorb a lot of heat, which will reduce the surface temperature of the evaporator a lot, and make the water vapor in indoor air precool and liquefy into water, which will flow to the water receiving tray and be discharged outdoors through the water outlet pipe.

The dehumidification function of air conditioner is of little use to the climate in the north. If the indoor humidity is too high in summer, you can turn on the dehumidification mode. Generally, it takes about 30 minutes to start the dehumidification mode. Opening the dehumidification mode for a long time will hurt the air conditioning compressor. If you find any fault with the air conditioner during use, you can call Gree after-sales service.

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Central air conditioning icon symbol meaning:

1, snowflake icon

The snowflake icon indicates the cooling mode, which is usually used in hot weather to reduce the indoor temperature to a comfortable temperature. When the switch display shows snowflakes, it means that the air conditioner is currently cooling.

2, the sun icon

The sun icon represents the heating mode, which is mainly used in cold winter. When the indoor temperature is very low, you can use the heating mode to warm the room. When the sun icon is displayed on the display screen, it means that it is in heating mode.

3. Fan icon

Fan icon indicates air supply, and there are three modes: small wind, stroke and strong wind. When it is opened, it will suck air from the outside and blow air into the room, thus playing a role in ventilation.

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