LG Split AC AKB75415316 Replacement Remote (1 to 2 Ton)

This Woniry replacement remote works with LG split air conditioners using the AKB75415316 remote code. It covers units from 1 ton up to 2 ton capacity.

Compatible Models:
AKB75415316 AKB73975614 AKB75415302 AKB75415306 AKB72955307 AKB75415316 AKB35706503 AKB72955307 AKB74955602 AKB73595915

What you get: one remote body (batteries not included). The button layout mirrors the original: power, mode, fan speed, temperature up and down, swing, timer, and sleep functions. No jet cool or energy-saving shortcuts are missing.

How to use it:
Pop in two AAA batteries (not included). Point at the AC indoor unit sensor and press a button. That is the whole setup.

A few things to know. This is an infrared remote, so the signal needs a clear line of sight to the AC's receiver panel. If your unit is mounted high or in a corner, you may need to aim carefully. The remote works with LG split AC models that originally shipped with AKB75415316. Window AC units from LG sometimes take a different remote code, so check your original remote's model number before ordering. Most LG split ACs sold in India between 2016 and 2020 used this code, but if yours is from 2021 onward, double-check the sticker inside the battery compartment of your old remote.

Battery life is about 10 to 12 months with normal use (a few button presses per day). The remote body is lightweight ABS plastic, same as the original.

FAQ : 
Q: Will this work with my LG window AC?
A: Probably not. Window units often use a different remote code. Check if your original remote says AKB75415316. If it does, this will work.

Q: Do I need to program or pair this remote?
A: No. It is infrared. Insert batteries and point at the AC. It works immediately.

Q: Does it have the ion filter button?
A: Only if your original AKB75415316 had it. Most versions do not.

Q: What if the AC does not respond?
A: Check the batteries are in the right way, and that you are pointing at the indoor unit's sensor (usually a small black window on the front panel). If the AC is very old, the sensor itself may be dusty. Wipe it gently.