📱 Silver-Colored AC Remote Control for Carrier, Trane, Toshiba, Sanyo, Mitsubishi, Fujitsu, Hitachi, Haier, LG, York, Midea, Panasonic, Sharp, Samsung, Kelon, Hyundai, Gree, Funai, Daikin, Rowa, Goldstar, Daewoo. Review

The remote control didn't really work for my air conditioner but the seller sent tips and suggestions in a very friendly and interested email. When it still didn't work after applying all the suggested tips, the seller sent me another remote control for free. Unfortunately that didn't work either, but the extra effort and genuine concern from the seller makes me give it the thumbs up.

I have two Gree mini splits that I was able to connect to the two remotes I bought. It was a little tricky getting the code right, but if you hold down the S (Select) button until the code starts flashing, it will slowly increment for each code as you search for a match! It beeps when it finds it, but it keeps running, so you have to be careful. Easy change from C to F. The only downside is that it's only available in 2° increments. Not sure how to use all the features yet but for my basic…

I got this mainly because it has a backlit LCD which my newly installed Mitsubishi remote didn't have. ). Backlight is important to me when I want to change settings in the middle of the night without turning on the lights. Not only does this remote control meet this requirement, but it is far superior to the Mitsubishi remote control. It has the current temperature, a separate button for the spinning fan, etc. Setup was very easy thanks to others who reviewed this product and left a code…

We have 4 vintage Sanyo wall mounted air conditioners with outdoor compressors. Sanyo no longer makes them and one of our remotes is dead. So I bought what was supposed to be a universal remote. That does not work. Did a little research and found this one. It works! It comes with a list of codes that you can enter to pair it with your device. None worked. So I used the search function and after a lot of effort to understand the instructions written by someone who doesn't speak English, he found

I was really struggling to find a genuine Mitsubishi remote anywhere else. New ones cost hundreds. Used on EBAY from CHINA costs 100? I was like goddamn! And the wall was almost 400?! . So what the heck, I decided to give this remote a try (since I'm cheap, yes I said so). I mean, well, for $13, where could you go wrong. They use this money to buy coffee for a week (or more). If that didn't work, I'd sell it at the nearest flea market and get a three-dollar discount. But to my surprise after an

This remote is amazing! I couldn't find the numbers on the remote to enter system codes. Finally noticed that the buttons under the sliding door have numbers on them. Look closely and you will see them. Once you know where the numbers are, you can set up the remote. Press and hold the select button until 0000 flashes, then enter your 4-digit code one digit at a time. After entering the 4 digits of the code, wait for the code to disappear and return to the clock, then press the 🅞🅝 button. If…

I've had a very hard time finding a genuine Mitsubishi remote elsewhere. New ones cost hundreds. Used on EBAY from CHINA costs 100? I was like goddamn! And the wall was almost 400?! . So what the heck, I decided to give this remote a try (since I'm cheap, yes I said so). I mean, well, for $13, where could you go wrong. They use this money to buy coffee for a week (or more). If that didn't work, I'd sell it at the nearest flea market and get a three-dollar discount. But to my surprise after an…

love-hate relationship with this remote. The hateful part came from the installation, which took me over an hour. Part of the love is that it works like a charm and even allows you to control settings that weren't on the original Mitsubishi remote. We have a tall and old Mitsubishi Mr. Slim. The device still works perfectly, but the plastic cover of the remote control is falling apart and no longer works. We don't have a wall panel, so we need a remote control to control the device. The…