Temperature format - one showing C, another F

I had a few sensors randomly change over to F after working for months on C. Had an alarm go off that a few rooms in my house going from 25 to 80 degrees. Had a panic and thought there was a fire. Disgusted with this and removed the alert from SHM as it was too stupid to realise the change from C to F being the cause. Yet another reason not to rely on ST for alarms.

can you send a ticket in to support@ with the approximate time/date and DM me the ticket number. I want to flag this for investigation.

Unfortunately this was many weeks ago now so itā€™ll be fruitless Iā€™m afraid. I just remember the panic it caused me while we were all out at the time.

@Aaron just had this at 2am in the morning causing a siren alert. Was not popular with the family especially after the disruption caused by the firmware update already.
I sent the email to support regarding this with screenshots but no response yet with ticket number.

Please submit a ticket to support and DM me the number. Iā€™ll flag this one for an escalation

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Itā€™s 2024 and still no sign of resolution which shows they really listen to people

  1. Switch the remote control to ā€œEngineering modeā€ (remove 1 battery, hold both Temp buttons while putting the battery back) so you can put the codes in.
  2. In the menu set "on d1 auto ", and ā€œon 05 coolā€.
  3. All the rest menus leave as they are ā€œ** 00 **ā€.
  4. Put the code in with 5 clicks on the Power button, and activate the code with another set of 5 clicks on the Power button.
  5. remove the batteries, and put them back to restart the remote.
  6. enjoy Celcius instead of F on your Samsung indoor unit.
  7. Cheers.