How to Check and Change Room Temperature on Samsung Air Conditioner Using Remote Control

Learn how to view and adjust the current room temperature on Samsung air conditioners using the remote control. Includes steps for models released from 2021 onward.

Samsung air conditioners released from 2021 onward display the set temperature instead of the current room temperature by default. To view and change the actual room temperature, follow the steps below. This feature is useful for monitoring real-time conditions and optimizing cooling or heating efficiency.

1. How to Switch to Current Room Temperature Display

1. Turn on the indoor unit of your Samsung air conditioner.
2. Press and hold the turn (left/right) button on the remote control for 5 seconds until you hear a beep sound.
3. The temperature display will switch from the set temperature to the current room temperature.

When adjusting the temperature using the remote control, the indoor unit will briefly show the set temperature for 5 seconds before returning to the current room temperature display.

2. Additional Things to Check

- The temperature type setting remains unchanged even after turning the air conditioner off, unplugging it, or switching modes. To revert to the default set temperature display, repeat the steps above.

- Ensure the remote control batteries are functional and properly installed to avoid response delays or errors.

- If the temperature display does not change, verify that the indoor unit is fully powered and functioning correctly.

3. Supported Samsung Air Conditioner Models

This feature is available on Samsung air conditioner models released from 2021 onward, including select Galaxy Home series smart air conditioners. Always refer to your device's user manual for specific compatibility details.

4. Why the Temperature Type Changes

- The default display shows the set temperature to prioritize user preferences over real-time data.

- Switching to current room temperature allows users to monitor environmental conditions for better energy management and comfort.

5. When Updates May Not Appear

- The temperature display may not update if the indoor unit is in standby mode or has been powered off.

- Network-connected models may experience delays if the Wi-Fi connection is unstable or disconnected.

Related Samsung Support Topics

- How to troubleshoot Samsung air conditioner remote control issues

- How to optimize energy usage on Samsung smart air conditioners

- How to reset Samsung air conditioner settings to default