I don't know why you want to see remote control, you suspect I lulu don't know to differentiate cool and dry mode is it? Or auto swing? Told ya I don't want auto swing.


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So you are Mitsubishi diehard fan and you are actually trolling because I bad mouth on Mitsubishi...

"Btw you don’t want auto. The air vane forever be there.
Why will turning upwards and stop in 30mins then moving downward?
I think your unit auto swing motor got an issue."
This is the feature from Mitsubishi because they kiasi on customer experiencing water dripping due to condensation.

I will re-quote again the statement from Mitsubishi owners manual.
"If the lower position is selected during COOL/DRY, the vane automatically moves to the upward position after 0.5 to 1 hour to prevent any condensation from dripping."

I think it's enough instead of we continue debating as you are ignoring the fact.

Even the most basic JR non-inverter also come with this feature, don't believe? Go Mitsubishi Electric Malaysia download a copy of owners manual then.

So since when I do mention I want this annoying feature? I already mentioned many times this was annoying I want to bypass it but the Mitsubishi aircond came pre-programmed it.

I am setting the aircond in Manual position but the aircond decided to move itself blowing ceiling permanently after 30 mins which is annoying.

Doesn't matter fan speed high low, it will still move itself up

Already seen people complaining this same thing at Mitsubishi Electric Malaysia Facebook previously, now they have removed those negative comments.

Sorry to say your model is already legacy outdated, thus you don't have this hard-coded feature. You may come Malaysia to purchase Mitsubishi Mr. Slim series for "tech refresh" for keeping up with real world experience, hahaha

This post has been edited by voscar: Mar 1 2024, 10:49 PM

Eh the unplug motor cable really is good idea leh, I doesn't require swing actually because not using for cooling the whole area, just want cooling our body only haha

Come Malaysia buy Mr. Slim series then. You are showing Singapore Starmax model which is non exists in Malaysia on Malaysia forum.

It's like I go Singapore HardwareZone forum keep promoting and talking about Proton cars and in denial mode when someone said his/her Proton car got issue. Syok sendiri I would say...

Taking 30 mins video to wait the flap to blow upwards?
Next what? Waiting you to say take video + remote control for 30 mins to prove we didn't manually adjust it?
Following then you say this is good feature, just use remote control to adjust it downward is just a 3 sec job ma...

I suspect he might be from Mitsubishi Electric APAC sales...
Been like watching him bad mouth others and promoting Mitsubishi to the sky.

45 deg downward.
After 30 mins it'll move 45 deg upward

Hahaha, since day 1 already like this...
Then I read the manual and found the term which we kept highlighting, hahaha.

Been watching this on Facebook and YouTube some people complaining this. This isn't a fault but a darn annoying feature by Mitsubishi Electric Mr. Slim

Lol, even explaining to my old age parents they understood much faster...

Just that every time it happened, my mother the first one sure cursing what's this stupid aircond then she will use remote control to set to down.. pity older people can't see the remote control's flap positioning clearly every time have to manual set it back downward

Is this a myth inverter required 4 wires? My aircond after installed I found out they used 3 wires only and not connecting earth on the outdoor unit, the aircond installer reply me:
"Boss, you got refrigerant copper piping to indoor unit ma, any electrical leak will go back to indoor unit and earthing through the earth cable on indoor unit"

Was this true?

I'm using Mitsubishi JS inverter 2hp at living room, daily 6 hours as I'm WFH especially hot weather. This was oversized after recently we installed a plastic curtain to block air free flowing to kitchen, so setting 30c silent mode fan speed is already over killed, managed to drop room temp from 32c to 27c which was cool enough for small living room, ampere hovering 2A at night to 4A during afternoon.


Bill with 3 AC, 2 bedroom on 15 years old mitsubishi heavy industry 1hp, but we usually uses less than 30 mins to cool the bedroom then off and use stand fan.

The disadvantage of oversized AC I guess is hard to control the temp, set 30c it drops room temp to 27c, set 29c it drops to 26c, making hard to set properly the room temp. Or is this Mitsubishi thermostat not accurate?

This post has been edited by voscar: Jun 25 2025, 12:34 AM

Your one Mitsubishi Electric Inverter? If set 23c what was your room temp? Can it drops to 20c or even lower? Coz my living room set 30c already drops to 27c which was cool, if set 28-29c it'll drops room temp to 25-26c already very cold for our liking.

This post has been edited by voscar: Jun 25 2025, 12:37 AM

You know this May and June was heat wave period right? Many nights too hot have to wake up switch on aircond on bedroom for 1 or 2 hours...
January was cool period so bedroom didn't switch on aircond for many days.

No consider other option?

Haier, Daikin etc..