HQRP Universal A/C Remote Control Compatible with LG Panasonic Sharp Samsung Fujitsu Gree Guangda Guqiao Haier Helton Hemilton Hicon Hisense Hitachi Air Conditioner/Fahrenheit displaying

My old Williamson-Thermoflo mini split AC remote was getting weaker to the point that it would only work at about 2 feet from the wall unit. After many battery changes did not fix the problem, and the manufacturer said no replacements were available, I tried this remote. WOW. In under 5 minutes it was up and running with the distance problem solved. It handles all of the original unit's functions. The fast setup feature was the way to go, since my brand was not listed on the list of codes. No worries, it was scanned and found in a matter of a minute. So the battle of the thermostat can now continue without any distance handicaps (I'm hot, I'm cold, etc, etc). And into the night as well with the backlight/flashlight feature. :-) Easy way to change from C to F display on the remote, with the AC on, remote showing C temperature, press and hold OK, until the F temperature is displayed. About 3 seconds. For example, when changing batteries the device code will be retained but the temperature will come up as C so need to use OK to get back to F. And of course set the time.

This remote control works just as it is supposed to. Very easy to set up thanks to its auto searching, it has a nice size and all buttons work just fine. My AC is not even listed but this remote works just fine anyways.

I checked my ac model and it was compatible with this remote. Instructions were easy to follow and despite my efforts entering all the codes manually and also doing a scan it didn't work. I tried both ways and neother worked. I missed my return window. Now I'm stuck with crappy flashlight which was a cool feature to this remote. Don't recommend.

I have a 15 year old Sanyo KHS1872/CH1872 (remote id: RCS-4HVPIS4U) split mini system (now discontinued) in my 4-season sunroom. The OEM remote stopped working and finding a replacement is virtually impossible. So, in a panic, and after some research, I purchased this one. I needed a magnifying glass to read the instructions due to very small print (I’m 75 with glasses). It took me several tries but finally got the correct system code (544) to pair this remote with the indoor unit. It functions well for the basic features (i.e., temp setting, heating, cooling, fan speed, air flow direction), although it doesn’t emulate all the more advanced functions of the OEM. The backlight feature doesn't work as a backlight but more like a flashlight. You can only change the temperature setting in 2 degree increments. Since I was most in need of operating the heating/cooling capabilities, I’m satisfied with this remote purchase.

So glad I checked the reviews on this. I have an older Kenmore air conditioner. The remote died & I can't find a replacement. Kenmore is not listed as a brand this will work with. Thanks to another reviewer I knew there was a possibility it would. Followed the instructions to automatically search (air conditioner off, hold "set" button for 6 seconds until the code numbers on the bottom right of the screen start cycling. This may take a few minutes, it goes from 000-999, when the air conditioner turns on, hit "ok"). Now you want to test the code by using the remote to turn unit off & on again. I was able to turn off, but not on. That means the code displaying wasnt correct. My suggestion is to hit the temperature down button & try the next one or 2 codes down. In my case, i initially hit "ok" to late. My kenmore code is 605 . The previous reviewers was 380, I believe. So take the time to let it cycle & you should be fine. If you're able to get the unit to cycle on but it's not working correctly, you may just need to fine tune the code. Also, there is a "light" button which does not illuminate the screen. Its actually a flashlight. Weird, but maybe I'll use that feature at some point, lol.

I was excited to try this remote for my Haier AC, but unfortunately, it didn’t work. The setup process seemed simple enough, and I liked the option for both Fahrenheit and Celsius, but it just didn’t sync with my unit. I followed the code search instructions carefully, but no luck. It might work for other brands, but it wasn't compatible with mine. The remote itself is well-made, and the LCD display is nice and clear. It’s a good idea, but it’s hit or miss depending on your AC model.

So there are two parts to the story. 1. The instructions are awful. A vague reference on the battery cover to a "code table", which is still a mystery to me. It took me a few hours of playing around to figure it out. There are 999 possible codes; how are you supposed to find yours??? I finally figured out that you need to hold down the "set" button until it blinks. Then press the up/down button until it starts going through the codes automatically. Switch on your AC manually, and when your AC code is reached, it will automatically shut off. (Note: The codes on the remote will continue running, so you need to be pretty quick and figure out the range of the codes where it shut off the AC, and then narrow it down to yours). 2. Now that I got it working, it actually does a fantastic job! IT controls the various modes, fan speeds, temperature etc. I think it's a very good buy for the price, especially since such replacements usually run in the $30s.

This remote is one of the best universal remotes I've ever seen. It works for all air conditioning units, I am so glad I bought it. It was very easy to set up it comes with the manual inside and the number that your AC response to is normally the Brand number that is also written in the manual. Mine just took about 6 minutes to set up. I also love the fact that the seller gave us batteries, you can see that the batteries don't normally come with this product but he or she added the batteries for us. I am so happy with my purchase

Je voudrais bien retourner cette commande puisque elle ne correspond pas à mon climatiseur portable Hisense. Merci de m aider comment faire.

Funcionó muy bien el Haier, sin poner códigos no nada.