By Wanda Randall
One of the two indoor units is ducted and its blower continued to run even after the temperature set point had been reached. I understand this is normal operation for these units (and maybe for all/most minisplits?). I called Mitsubishi and the upshot is that there IS a setting to do this, but it’s apparently secret (?) Personally I find this galling — people should be able to adjust the settings on their own HVAC system. Also of course you are liable for any damage or reduced performance caused by changing these settings.
Setting the ThermostatAHU location: Universal high-wall and ceiling mountings are popular installation locations for the indoor AHUs. Whichever temperature you prefer for comfort, be sure to use sleeping and working hours to turn-back/up the thermostat setting to save energy. Whichever temperature you prefer for comfort, be sure to use sleeping and working hours to turn-back/up the thermostat setting to save energy. Advanced features: All of the preceding suggestions for setting the thermostat correctly are performed automatically with new advanced ductless systems. For more details about setting the thermostat correctly for your ductless mini split, or to see if a ductless system is right for your home, please contact us to speak with a certified Mitsubishi Electric Contractor in your area.
4 Reasons Your Air Conditioner is Not Cooling Your HouseWhy is my air conditioner not blowing cool air? Your air conditioner fan is set incorrectly on your thermostatYour AC fan could be on the wrong setting if you only feel intermittent cool air. Your air filter is cloggedYour air conditioner can't keep you cool when its air filters are clogged by dust, debris, or dander. Your evaporator coil is frozenAn evaporator coil absorbs heat from the air in your house, allowing cool air to blow out. Get smart in noticing when your air conditioner needs repair or replacement.
Note: If these buttons are pressed while trying to change the fan speed of an indoor unit which is notequipped with a fan speed adjustment setting, the fan speed display flashes and the unit's fan speeddoes not change. L No temperature range setting ⇒ M Temperature range in the cooling/dry mode ⇒ N Temperaturerange in the heating mode ⇒ O Temperature range in the Auto mode* ⇒ L No temperature range setting* When the Auto mode skip is off, O temperature range in the Auto mode is not displayed. L No temperature range setting:M Temperature range in the cooling/dry mode: Temperature setting range in the cooling/dry modeN Temperature range in the heating mode:O Temperature range in the Auto mode:4 To change the temperature setting range in the cooling/dry, heating, and Auto mode, perform the proceduresof 5 and 6. (• Temperature can be adjusted within the Temperature setting range. Temperature setting range in the Auto mode willbe changed.)]
Originally Posted by Mave Originally Posted byHaving a hard time finding any documentation. The air handler has three speed at different static pressures.My current to be replaced system with a gas furnace is .58. How does the unit selects which speed? P series can use a third party thermostat and M series cannot. With a a Mitsubishi thermostat does the unit use on algorithm to pick which of the three speeds based on need?
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