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Mitsubishi air conditioners have various modes and settings that can be confusing to new users. The air conditioners can be set to different modes, including AUTO, COOL, DRY, HEAT, and FAN ONLY, depending on the user's preferences and the current season or weather conditions. Learning how to switch between these modes can be challenging at first, but with time, it will become second nature. The remote control includes buttons for MODE, FAN, POWERFUL, ECONO COOL, NIGHT MODE, and PURIFIER, each offering different functionalities. For example, the NIGHT MODE button dims the brightness, disables the beep sound, and limits the noise level of the outdoor unit, making it ideal for bedrooms during sleep. Understanding the different modes and settings can help users optimise their Mitsubishi air conditioners to suit their specific needs and preferences.
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AUTO mode
To activate AUTO mode, simply press the "MODE" button on your remote control until the display shows that it is in AUTO mode. Then, set your desired temperature. The unit will then switch between cooling and heating operations as needed to maintain the set temperature. For example, if the room temperature is 2°C above the set temperature, the unit will automatically switch to COOL mode to lower the temperature.
Remember, for everyday use, COOL or FAN modes are recommended for comfort, while DRY mode is ideal for humid weather and HEAT mode is perfect for colder days.
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COOL mode
To set your Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner to COOL mode, use the remote control. Press the “MODE” button until you reach the COOL setting, which is represented by a snowflake symbol. You can then set your desired temperature. The temperature buttons are usually up and down arrows with "TEMP" written on them. Pressing the "UP" button will increase the set temperature, and pressing the "DOWN" button will decrease it. Each press changes the temperature by 1°C.
If you want to cool a room quickly, you can press the "POWERFUL" button during COOL mode. This will boost the fan speed to its maximum setting for 15 minutes before automatically switching back to the previous settings.
If you are using an MXZ-type outdoor unit that supports multiple indoor units, it is not recommended to use AUTO mode as the unit may not switch between COOL and HEAT, instead entering standby mode.
Note that you should avoid using COOL mode when the outside temperature is below -10°C to prevent condensation inside the unit, which could cause water damage.
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DRY mode
- Look at your Mitsubishi air conditioner remote control.
- Locate the button labelled "MODE".
- Press the "MODE" button to cycle through the various operations of the air conditioning unit.
- Continue pressing "MODE" until the display shows "DRY".
- Note that in dry mode, the temperature cannot be set manually and is based on the room temperature.
If you have a Mitsubishi mini split with two heads, it is recommended to only run one head in dry mode and leave the other head off completely. Additionally, avoid running in AC and dry mode simultaneously unless you require the sensible cooling effect.
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HEAT mode
To set your Mitsubishi Electric air conditioner to HEAT mode, you can use the remote control. Press the “MODE” button until you reach the HEAT option. Then, set your desired temperature. The temperature will increase or decrease in 1ºC increments.
The unit will operate purely in heating mode, blowing warm air into the room until the set temperature is reached. Once the temperature is reached, the inverter compressor in the outdoor unit will slow down and eventually stop. The indoor fan will also stop when the indoor unit cools down to avoid a draught. If the room temperature falls, the heating will resume.
You can also press the “POWERFUL” button during HEAT mode to boost the fan speed to its maximum for 15 minutes. The fan will then automatically switch back to the previous settings.
It is important to note that if your indoor unit is connected to an MXZ-type outdoor unit, it is not recommended to use AUTO mode. The unit may not switch between COOL and HEAT, instead entering standby mode.
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FAN mode
To activate Fan mode, press the "MODE" button on your remote control until you reach the "Fan Only" or "Fan" setting. This will depend on your specific model. Once in Fan mode, you can adjust the fan speed by pressing the "FAN" button. This will cycle through the various fan speeds available, which can be set to low for a gentle breeze or high for a more powerful airflow.
Please note that some Mitsubishi air conditioners, such as the mini-split models, do not have a dedicated fan-only mode. In these cases, the fan buttons control the speed of the fan while the unit is active in other modes such as auto, heat, AC, or dehumidifier.
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Frequently asked questions
Press the "'MODE' button on your remote control to cycle through the various operations of the air conditioning unit. These include Automatic, Cooling, Dry, Heating, and Fan Only.
In AUTO mode, the air conditioner will automatically select cooling or heating operation when it starts up depending on the difference between the set temperature and room temperature. It will then switch between cooling and heating as the room temperature changes.
The DRY mode is used to dehumidify the air. The temperature cannot be set in this mode and is based on the room temperature.
Press the "PURIFIER" button to activate the air purifying operation, which reduces airborne fungi, viruses, mould, and allergens. Please note that this feature is only available with the LN series.
For a good night's sleep, set your air conditioner to COOL or FAN mode to keep the room comfortable. Press the "NIGHT MODE" button to dim the brightness of the operation indicator, disable the beep sound, and limit the noise level of the outdoor unit to minimise disturbance.
