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   BrianPontolilo|Dec 08, 2018 07:01am|#1

   Hi David,

   I'm surprised you haven't seen any responses yet, we have a few members who know a whole lot about mini-splits. Let's get you post back to the top of the list too see if we can help get it noticed today.

   Brian

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   Calum_Wilde|Dec 08, 2018 01:54pm|#2

   I remember being similarly confused by those instructions when I changed that setting. I remember that I had to do something that didn't seem intuitive based on the instructions given but I forget the details. Sorry I couldn't be of more help but at least my post should get this back up to the top again.

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   BillDietze|Dec 08, 2018 05:04pm|#3

   David, I did this just yesterday for my two Fujitsu units. I am using the AGU15RLF floor indoor heads, one head per outdoor unit (AOU15RLFFH), each with a wired remote. If you aren't using a wired remote, my experience may be useless to you.

   I wanted to use the wired remote's sensor to control the room and I wanted to set each minisplit insulation factor to high insulation. You seem to have gotten to the place in the remote's operation allows you selection of a specific function number and to change the setting, so I won't discuss that. I set both function 42 and 95 to the appropriate values and I followed the steps you outlined above. After power cycling each unit at the breaker, the wired remote menu options changed (they wouldn't otherwise) and allowed me to use the wired remote temperature sensor to control the room, so I know that some portion of the function setting worked! However, I don't explicitly know that I changed the insulation factor, but I presume I have.

   I have been operating these units for only a week, I just moved into my new house, so I'm not sure what normal is for them. There was no explicit behavior I was trying to correct by using the high insulation setting, but this is a pretty good house with 11" and 13" double stud walls, so what the heck.

   Note that my installation manual had no mention of beeping sounds. This is what my Fujitsu installer wrote me when I asked about this (after admonishing me to read the manuals): "Basically turn controller off and hold a down two buttons simultaneously and go to those functions, change the setting value save it by powering down the outdoor units for 10 minutes". So the time spent off during the power cycling may be important. I do note that the installation manual for the RVNUM wired remote simply says "After completing the "Function Setting", be sure to turn off the power and turn it one again." There's no mention of how long off.

   I hope this is helpful! Good luck.

   Bill

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   davidsmartin|Dec 08, 2018 05:56pm|#4

   Thanks Bill. Unfortunately the units I was asking about are controlled by a wireless remote. In addition to these units I also have a unit controlled by the wired remote. That one I was able to change. The display on the wired remote makes it much easier to determine if the change has taken effect.

   However now I am wondering whether the ASU12RLF1 units have the ability to be set to high insulation?

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   johns3km|Dec 09, 2018 10:46pm|#5

   I have changed those menus before on my wireless remote, and it is dumbfounding how complicated they make it. You do have to point the remote at the wall unit when you set it. The beep you hear is the same sound when you turn the power on and off. Do you hear that? It’s pretty high pitched.

   I found high insulation works ok but switch it back to normal in the winter when I want it to run full blast. The wired thermostat works great for cycling.

   I’m not sure how much it will improve, you could also look into something like Sensibo, which will allow you to use the room temp from elsewhere in the room and does help prevent overshooting setpoints.

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   this_page_left_blank|May 31, 2019 08:19pm|#6

   Did you ever figure this out? I came here to ask the exact same question. I press the MODE button and hear nothing. I have no hearing problems, and I hear the beeps when making other changes with the remote. The model I have is an ASU9RLs3H. I don't think it's a matter of the model not having that function, because I also tried changing the filter warning setting, and had the same results. There's something wrong with the instructions. I guess I'll be calling Fujitsu on Monday if I don't get an answer here.

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   davidsmartin|Jun 01, 2019 12:28am|#7

   No, I never figured it out and never got answers to my questions. Let me know if you find a solution. As I said, I wish there was a way to determine if the change was made or not.

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   this_page_left_blank|Jun 11, 2019 11:39am|#8

   I have the solution. The indoor unit must be turned OFF via the remote prior to entering the setup mode. Nowhere does it say this in the manual. To answer your second question, there isn't any way to verify the current settings. The remote is one way communication only, it can send commands to the unit, but can't read anything back.

   I didn't verify this, but I think the way you'd adjust multiple settings in the same session is that you'd press mode after each setting, then press the I/O button at the very end. I think that's what's meant by the cryptic phrase "in the order listed".

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   davidsmartin|Jun 11, 2019 11:57am|#9

   Thanks Trevor for following through! I am hopeful that following your directions will solve the problem and reduce the cycling. Since I use the Fujitsu only for heating, I will have to wait for fall to make the change and monitor the results but I am optimistic.