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What does this symbol on my air-conditioner remote mean?

Find it by its shape. 1. Pick what you see on the remote or the indoor unit’s display. 2. Match the drawing. Each of the 21 symbols here — modes, fan and swing settings, timers, and status letters on the unit — is backed by at least two makers’ own manuals.

Tap a shape — the symbols that use it appear here.

Snowflake, sun or drop — 4 symbols

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A fan or bars — 4 symbols

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Arrows or a flap — 3 symbols

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Moon, clock, bulb or speaker — 4 symbols

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Leaf, person or particles — 3 symbols

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Padlock or power button — 2 symbols

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Letters or digits on the unit — 4 symbols

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Before you trust any chart, including this one

No single published standard defines air-conditioner remote icons. Each maker draws its own — Midea and Airwell draw a snowflake, a sun and a water drop for the modes, Samsung prints the words Cool, Heat and Dry on the remote, and Samsung and Gree show letter codes such as dF and CL on the indoor unit — so every meaning on this page is taken from manufacturers’ manuals.

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Sources

Every document below is a maker’s own manual or web manual, fetched and read on the date shown. Each symbol page lists what its sources show.