I’ve got a Mitsubishi remote that’s been bugin’ me since I moved to Toronto. Tried ain’t of things before, but recharge the batteries fixed 90% of the probs. Also, checkin’ if the remote’s IR lens is clean made a huge diff. Y’all won’t believe the dust it had built up. Consider these tricks before calling tech support.
Living in Texas, I’ve had my fair share of Mitsubishi remote issues. First trick I tried was replacing the batteries—I’ve found that’s an obvious culprit a lot of times. Might sound basic, but cleaning the sensor areas of both the remote and unit often works wonders. Just my two cents from years of hit-and-miss fixes!
In Toronto, I have a Mitsubishi remote that went rogue. Tried everything, even blasting it with vinegar like a mad scientist. Finally, unplugging the breaker like a nutter worked. Yeah, I’ve charged it, swapped batteries, nada. Crazy how that worked, huh?
I had this Mitsubishi remote in Toronto and dude, it was acting up big time. First, I tried resetting it - hold power ‘n’ B. Then checked the batteries, those things suck sometimes! If that don’t work, I’ve heard UV light can mess with it. Cleaned the sensor, tok back to normal. Which tricks work best for ya? Let’s swap stories!
I’ve been in this same boat in Toronto with my Mitsubishi remote; dead outta nowhere! Tried resetting it by removing the batteries, waiting a sec, then putting them back. Voilà! Also swapped for a new AAA battery—worked like a charm. Keep tabs on your battery type; it’s often the culprit in these situations!
I had an issue with my Mitsubishi remote here in Canada. Tried every button combo and nada. Took it apart, cleaned the contacts, and it worked like a charm. Who knew a little TLC could fix tech issues? Curious what tips y’all have!