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  1. Ive just come across this YouTube video, which shows the same problem as I have, but its in the Indian language , so I'm not sure what the fix is.
  2. Cheers, the AC bedroom unit as far as I can see has no actual '' reset switch '' but the AC unit user guide says to reset the AC unit, turn off the power for at least 10 Minuets , which I have done, but still no luck.
  3. Cheers , in the past when Ive used the hand held remote control, the temperature shown on the hand held remote control , was always the same as shown on the AC units display , and the requested temperature shown on the AC display always matched. Ive had a look at the outside AC condenser wall mounted unit, and power washed the fan , and it seems to be working ok. when the bedroom AC unit is displaying the 31 °C , the air blowing from the AC units fan is cold.
  4. Now thats a good idea, finding a new coil thermistor may not be so easy
  5. Hi, yes the first thing I thought of
  6. It was purchased in the year 2021 , but its only been used in the hot season at night time, for a couple of hours.
  7. Thanks , I pulled out both sensors and cleaned them , But I'm not sure if some where on the AC unit there may be another sensor that detects the actual room temperature .
  8. Thanks , when the AC unit is showing ( some times 33 or 31 ) but the remote is set at ( 19 °C) the AC unit starts to blow out cold air , not sure about the ( Could the display be toggling between set point and actual room temperature? ) .
  9. I have a Samsung Air conditioner ( Samsung 12000BTU inverter Model AR13TYHZCWKX ) in my bedroom. Its been working fine until a few days ago . Now when I switch the AC unit on using the hand remote control , and set the temperature to say 19 °C the AC starts and shows the temperature of 19 °C , but without me doing any thing , within a few seconds the AC digital readout changes to show 31 °C . So no matter what I try using the hand held remote control ( changing the temperature / different cooling mode Etc ) the AC unit always shows 31°C . So I decided to take the AC unit apart and clean every thing ( using a power washer ) thinking that the stuck 31°C temperature was being caused by dirt / dust. After cleaning the AC, the stuck 31°C temperature issue is still there. Thinking that the 31°C temperature issue , may be due to a dirty temperature sensors , I cleaned the 2 sensors ( attached to the cooling coil ) but doing that had no effect. The company where I purchased the AC unit from and installed it , is around 180 Km round trip, and I live in a small village that has one back street shop that sells AC units, and Ive met the shops so called AC technician , hence wanting to try and track down the bedroom AC 31°C temperature issue my self. So after reading about my AC unit problem , has any one an idea what I could try next myself. Link to my video showing the problem ......... https://streamable.com/41n7dm Thanks .
  10. Thanks Sheryl The more I think about it , I'm getting even more convinced that the pain I am currently suffering from is because I have shingles ( herpes zoster ) and the more I read about shingles , the more I'm starting to become worried and stressed out , especially what the future may hold.
  11. Thanks, if the actual pain is being caused by shingles and not the spine , that should mean once the shingles has cleared up , and I can can stop the shingles drugs , then the pain should stop ?
  12. Thanks Sheryl While the hospital doctor was examining my left arm , he noticed an area of red spots , but never commented after seeing them. A day after my visit to the hospital , those red spots started to cover more area on my left arm , so I decided to visit the local clinic and show those red spots to the doctor. The doctor immediately said that the spots were due to a viral infection , and prescribed a drug called '' Aciclovir '' 800mg , along with some topical ointment called '' Mupirocin ''. While talking to the local clinic doctor about my red spots , the doctor mentioned that these type of red spots ( which I think is '' shingles '' ) may produce a type of nerve pain symptom , that is similar to the trapped nerve pain the hospital doctor diagnosed . So after hearing what the local clinic doctor said about the possibility of my red spots ( viral infection ) producing similar nerve pain symptoms , Vs the symptoms the hospital doctor diagnosed ( Trapped nerve ) , I'm now wondering which medical condition , Red spot area ( viral infection ) Vs ( neck trapped nerve pain ) , is the actual cause and culprit of the pain Below is from the internet ..... [ However, you can have shingles that do not produce a rash and merely present as pain. The pain is very like the pain you would experience from nerve damage. You can have numbness, tingling, and burning from the shingles, and this may lead some to believe that the pain is from a pinched nerve ] Could it have been that I was suffering from '' shingles '' before I went to see the hospital doctor , and that condition was producing the nerve type pain , and not the neck problem. I'm a bit confused.🙄 Thanks.
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