20 Most Recent Fujitsu (FPCRC04AR) Remote Control Questions & Answers

Hi, have you tried operating it manually with out the remote control? if yes there is something wrong with the remote control..

Make sure that none of the physical buttons on the Air conditioner itself are pressed down or stuck in the "down" position. The buttons on the Air conditioner will always override the remote control; if a button is stuck down, it could prevent the remote from being able to control the Air conditioner. Check the settings on the Air conditioner itself and then attempt to use your Air conditioner remote another time.

Change the batteries in your Air conditioner remote control. Most Air conditioner remotes take one or two AA or AAA sized batteries. If your Air conditioner's remote is slowly becoming more and more unresponsive over time, this is an indication that the batteries need to be changed. Another indication is if the remote stops working altogether.

Stay close to your Air conditioner when using the remote control. The remote for a Air conditioner can only communicate with the Air conditioner over a specific distance --- usually a few feet to around 15 feet. If you walk outside of this distance, you won't be able to use the remote to control the Air conditioner. Also, make sure that no large objects are in between the remote and the Air conditioner and that the remote is pointed directly at the Air conditioner.

If after troubleshooting it, and still does not, that means you will have to replace the remote unit for the Air conditioner...

Hope it helped....

How to get to the batteries in a AR-DL 10 Model Fujitsu Remote Control/ A/C

Pull it down to expose the controls inside.
To pull it down further to expose the batteries: PINCH BOTH SIDES OF THE slider at the top where it is knurled so it will bow out a little bit in the center AT the same time you may need to
slide an object under the slider to help it bow up a litter further.
WHILE DOING THIS: pull the slider further to expose the batteries. There are two plastic stops that the slider must clear to pull it down enough to get the new batteries placed. Before putting it back together: File down the two stops with a nail file so it is easier to do next time. - Who engineered this?

Hi,

As you are able to Operate One Remote for all the 3 Air Conditioner's, that confirm that there is a Problem with the Remote.

You could pull out the Batteries and then Try to Clean the Connectors. Sometimes, if there is dust between the Connectors, it might cause this Problem. Once Cleaned, properly, if you still Face the issue, you could Open and Dissemble the Remote. Clean all the Parts. Assemble that and try.

If Problem persists, more often it would be an Electronic Circuit Board Problem. In that Case, it is better to Purchase a New Remote than Repairing the old one as the Cost of Repair would be High relevant to Cost of the New Remote.

Let me know, if needed further assistance.

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Test the power to the outlet first. You can simply plug your phone charger in and see if you can charge your phone. Assuming the outlet is fine...

If it's a universal type of cord (one that doesn't need to be specially ordered), get a new cord and try that.

If that doesn't work, you'd at this point need to consider either taking it to a TV repair shop, or get a new TV. I'd recommend a new TV because there's very affordable brands like TCL.

Good luck!