Reprogram airwell remote to show deg c and other functions

FROM THE AIRWELL RC-4 REMOTE CONTROL MANUAL

NOTE THE COMMENT ABOUT THE RESET AND THE SIMULTANEOUS SELECTION OF THE + - SET and CLEAR BUTTONS to effect a reset after replacingg batteries

HOW TO INSTALL BATTERIES Remove the lid in the rear part of the remote control unit.
Insert two AAA alkaline batteries of 1,5 V-DC. Make sure the batteries point in the direction marked in the battery compartment.
The batteries last about six months. Depending on how much you use the remote control unit. Remove the batteries if you do not use the remote control unit for more than one month. Press the +, -, SET and CLEAR buttons together after batteries replacement.
(This operation allows you to reset correctly all the programs. The remote control unit is to be set up again).Replace the batteries when the remote control unit lamp fails to light, or when the air conditioner does not receive the remote control unit signals.
The batteries of the remote control contain polluted substances exhausted batteries must be disposed according to the laws in force.

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Here are the code of your GE Remote that you can try:

GE Codes: 000/ 003/ 004/ 009/ 022/ 031/ 044/ 052/ 054/ 055/ 087/ 092/ 103/ 107/ 125/ 164/ 181

Is there a button marked DEG->? That is the standard calculator button used to change mode. It could possibly be the shift function of another button.

Hi,

It's unlikely that you need a new remote. It simply needs to be reprogrammed with the correct code again. Remotes can "forget" the programmed codes if the batteries run down completely or if the new batteries aren't inserted quickly enough.

Reprogram the codes and it should work.

Please post back if you need further assistance.

Regards,
BElectric

I am sorry if ask wha may seem like a few silly questions, but I need some clarification to assist you better.

-Is this a Residential AC Unit?
-If it is a residential AC unit, where is the thermostat located for this unit?
-Do you know if there is a wall mounted thermistor located on the wall in another room or in the room it cools?

I ask these questions, because generally if the fan coil is mounted in the ductwork, then there isn't always a way of controlling it remotely. Generally, it's controlled by hard-wired thermostat.
If you know it was controlled remotely, then you will need to go the website for the Airwell Fan coil and do a search on programming the remote. I'm sorry there is no short cut for this, you will need to obtain the code from Airwell.

Hope this helped... :D

When you press a button on the RC, does a arrow appear in the top right corner of the RC?

On this family of calculators, you do as follows

1. Enter the first number (degrees), ex:15
2. Press [2nd][APPS] (ANGLE) to access the Angle functions
3. Select [1: degree symbol] [ENTER]
4. Main screen shows 15 deg
5. Enter the minutes, ex 25
6. Press [2nd] [APPS](ANGLE) to access Angle functions
7. Select [2:' apostrophe] [ENTER]
8. Screen echoes 15 deg 25'
9. Enter the seconds number, ex 32
10. Press [ALPHA][+] (") to access the double quotation mark.
11. Screen echoes 15 deg 25' 32"
12. Press [ENTER]
13. Calculator converts this in decimal degrees 15.42555556
    

To convert this back to DMS, press [ANGLE][|=>DMS][ENTER] and the calculator displays the original value 15 deg 25' 32"

On this family of calculators, you do as follows
Enter the first number (degrees), ex:15
Press [2nd][APPS] (ANGLE) to access the Angle functions
Select [1: degree symbol] [ENTER]
Main screen shows 15 deg
Enter the minutes, ex 25
Press [2nd] [APPS](ANGLE) to access Angle functions
Select [2:' apostrophe] [ENTER]
Screen echoes 15 deg 25'
Enter the seconds number, ex 32
Press [2nd][+] (") to access the double quotation mark
Screen echoes 15 deg 25' 32"
Press [ENTER]
Calculator converts this in decimal degrees 15.42555556

To convert this back to DMS, press [ANGLE][|=>DMS][ENTER] and the calculator displays the original value 15 deg 25' 32"

Hello,
1.Set the correct angle unit required by your problem: degrees, radians, or grads. [SHIFT][MODE] [3:deg] or [4:Rad]

2. Press the key for the function COS, SIN, or TAN
[COS] displays Cos(

3.Enter the angle 12 deg Screen shows cos(12
Close the right parenthesis ) Screen shows cos(12)
4.Press [=] Screen displays 0.9781

If you want the inverse trigonometric functions you access them with arccos [SHIFT] [COS] (cos^-1)
arcsin [SHIFT][SIN] (sin^-1)
actan [SHIFT][TAN] (tan^-1)

You have to know the principal domain for the inverse trigonometric functions (see any book on trigonometry) to understand the results.
Hope it helps.

If its for the unit pictured go to http://service.airwell.com.au/airwellsanyoparts/Website%202007%20update/airwell/XV26RCA/ and click on operation instructions.doc. Even though this is an airwell manual, they both use the same control.
Hope this helps
Mat