How to Use Your LG Mini Split Remote Control Posted on May 20, 2021 LG Mini Split Air Conditioners offer a wide range of advanced features, all accessible through an intuitive handheld remote control. Watch this quick video to learn how to maximize your remote’s functionality and optimize your comfort. <br /> The LG mini split remote allows you to control essential settings, including mode, temperature, and fan speed. Use the included mounting bracket to conveniently store the remote or turn it into a wall-mounted thermostat. LG Mini Split Remote Control Features The LG remote control is user-friendly, with clear instructions for optimal usage. Below is an illustrative diagram for easy reference: Temperature Control Achieve your desired comfort level with the MODE button: Press MODE until the sun icon (heating) or snowflake icon (cooling) appears. Adjust the temperature using the up and down arrow buttons. Fan Speed Adjustment Customize airflow with the fan speed settings: Refer to the diagram above to select your preferred fan speed for efficient airflow control. More Resources For an in-depth guide to all remote functions, view the official LG manual: LG’s Official Manual Need a Replacement Remote? Lost your LG mini split remote? As an authorized LG parts distributor, we can help you find the perfect replacement. Call us at 877-847-0050 to speak with one of our HVAC professionals. Mickey Luongo Mickey is the resident heating and air conditioning expert with over 15 years of experience in the industry.
December 3, 2018 at 11:40 AM sharon says: I have a 12000 btu mini split installed in a 780 sq ft house , one level. Why is it that my remote is set to 28 , the unit runs for 9 hrs straight, but room temp can’t get any higher than 17 ? Outside temp is only 0 degrees celcius ? Reply
December 3, 2018 at 3:52 PM Mickey Luongo says: It sounds like the unit is significantly undersized for the space. Reply
February 24, 2019 at 6:15 PM Steven M Delbanco says: I just installed an LG single zone mini split. The temperature setting can’t go below 60 degrees, but I want the cabin at 50 degrees when I am not there. What is the solution? The LH setting doesn’t seem to do anything. Thanks in advance for the response. Reply
February 25, 2019 at 8:48 AM Mickey Luongo says: LG does not allow their units to be set that low. Reply
July 21, 2019 at 1:03 PM David Chillemi says: My ductless Smart Inverter AC cannot get the temp below 80 degrees during a heat wave. I argued with the sales technician I needed a larger unit but he INSISTED this was the correct one. Recently had them out to check the unit, they said it’s working fine. But my house is sweltering even though the unit runs around the clock. Reply
