Can the Mitsubishi Electric MSH-17DV be charged with R407C?

Have you tried looking up a app on a smart phone. I use my Note 4 to control my t.v., cable box and bose stereo.

Go to parts dept at dealer, if they don't carry it find an electronics store like Digi-key or Allied on-line, they probably carry Omron relays or can order it.

If you wish to buy a genuine remote control, you have to contact the authorized service centre for Mitsubishi. If you wan to buy a universal remote control, you should first check, which brand remote control have setup codes to Mitsubishi brand TVs. If you wish to get this detail, try the links given here. It has setup code list, and setup procedure to many popular brand remote controls. Check and find out which brand remote control have the codes to Mitsubishi, and buy that one according to availability.
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Codes to Mitsubishi are: 0005 0151 0051 0004 0009 0254 0022 0141 0180

If its not being turned off by the thermostat, sounds like it might be the low presure switch kicking it off due to low freon. You will have to get a HVAC tech to charge it back up.

Hi,
No.... they are totally different gases and if you mix them you are really in trouble.... only use the specified gas and NEVER mix gases!!

heatman101

Hi,
Here is where you can find all the info you will ever need about Mitsubishi Air Conditioning units...
Check out this tip that I wrote about that...

Mitsubishi Air Conditioner Troubleshooting and Repair
http://www.fixya.com/support/r5643983-mitsubishi_air_conditioner

heatman101

no absolutely not! Those kits are also more trouble than they are worth if anything at all is not right in the setup. Its worth going and having it done proper, and its not too pricey as long as you phone around enough.My shop in NB charges $10 per pound and a flat rate for labor depending on vehicle. You will burn out the AC in about a month on the wrong refrigerant, they have r34 in r407 as straight up r407 is no longer legal as pure.

If you are not trained to at least charge a unit U will in the end do more harm than good get the proper service. what makes U think U need freon could just be dirty? Tom

The two flashes are telling you what's wrong with the unit. Take the cover off of the unit inside(evaporator) and there should be a guide on the panel with the wiring diagram. On this diagram there should also be a solution to what each blink means. One blink means this, two blinks mean that, etc... Hope this is helpful.