The problem with remote is that my bed does not face the unit and I change the temp very often in my bed. No one talks about their S16Pro Wireless IR Smart Universal Air Conditioner Controller using their app.
I think what you do for Wi-Fi is look on your device and see this AC and then you would connect it to that device and use it just like you’re using Wi-Fi from your router but I’ve never done that but that’s what I’m assuming good luck thank you for watching
@@TomLeeman Midea Air Conditioning (China) is the leading manufacturer for all major mini split brands like Toshiba, Carrier, Goodman, Friedrich, Samsung, Kenmore, Trane, Lennox, LG, and many more private labels like Senville, Klimaire, AirCon, Century, Pridiom, Thermocore, etc.
I literally thought my entire unit was bad (after all I installed it myself!). But it turned out to be the batteries. It was weird because the remote was still coming on, so it was deceiving and I'd have no clue what to do if I didn't just take a long shot and change the batteries.
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*Works great **Fastly.Cool** compact and Easy to install*
Thanks keep cool
You basically explained nothing
I just keep it on cool
Exactly what this guy said.
Jesus all these fucking stupid videos on TH-cam. Everybody's a fucking movie star now and a professional at everything.
I was trying to find out about the timer and what is sleep. I kinda see your point.
@@TomLeeman then why did you make a video on how to use it?
The problem with remote is that my bed does not face the unit and I change the temp very often in my bed. No one talks about their S16Pro Wireless IR Smart Universal Air Conditioner Controller using their app.
Interesting predicament I guess she just got a kind of raise it up and aim it at the machine somehow
what about the eco setting what is that for
I think that saves you energy I just set my own cool at 76 and let her rip thanks for watching
How do you set the display on the unit itself
I will have to research that and get back to u
He never will. Worthless video.
But how you change selsius to degree
Do you want to change it from Celsius to Fahrenheit? You can do it on the control
Hi. Does it turn off automatically when 72 degrees is reached when it's on heat mode? Thx!
It should’ve it’s an automatic
What does DM mean? Im freezing this is my only heat source.
I think if you turn it up to the temperature you want it should provide heat if you have a system that is both heat and cool
Can you show how to connect to WiFi? I see the WiFi symbol pop up when you turn it off and on
I think what you do for Wi-Fi is look on your device and see this AC and then you would connect it to that device and use it just like you’re using Wi-Fi from your router but I’ve never done that but that’s what I’m assuming good luck thank you for watching
Pioneer huh? Looks like a Lennox to me. I have 5 of the same remotes.
The mini split is a pioneer but you could be right about the remote they are all probably made in the same place in china thanks for watching
@@TomLeeman Midea Air Conditioning (China) is the leading manufacturer for all major mini split brands like Toshiba, Carrier, Goodman, Friedrich, Samsung, Kenmore, Trane, Lennox, LG, and many more private labels like Senville, Klimaire, AirCon, Century, Pridiom, Thermocore, etc.
Why is the remote screen flashing on mine and the unit not turning on?
It sounds like they’re not connecting. You may need new batteries.
I literally thought my entire unit was bad (after all I installed it myself!). But it turned out to be the batteries. It was weird because the remote was still coming on, so it was deceiving and I'd have no clue what to do if I didn't just take a long shot and change the batteries.
Didn’t learn anything!
Sorry
Worthless 😁
I’m going to make a more extensive video that explains all of the buttons and functions coming soon thanks for watching
Useless
Ill make another note detailed
Useless
Thanks for watching. Stay cool this summer.