Point the remote at the indoor unit, press Power, then pick Mode: Cool for summer, Heat for winter, Dry for muggy days, and Fan if you just want a breeze. Set temperature with the arrows—around 22–24°C is comfy—and tweak Fan Speed until noise and airflow strike a truce. Hit Swing to move the louvres; aim them slightly up for cooling and down for heating unless you fancy a faceful of gale. Eco or i‑Save trims energy use, while Powerful/Hi Power does the opposite for a quick blitz. Set the clock, then use Timer On/Off to schedule start/stop so it’s cool (or toasty) when you stroll in. If it ignores you, replace the AAA batteries, stand within a few metres, and clean the indoor filters monthly; failing that, yes, the manual exists for a reason.
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