SMS text services gives help on air-conditioning faults

08 April, 2007

Faced with fault messages on site for Mitsubishi air-conditioning equipment, this guide enables engineers to obtain support using the SMS text service.

To make it easier to find faults in its air-conditioning equipment while on site, Mitsubishi Electric has introduced a guide to its SMS text service. This service enables commissioning and maintenance engineers to text a fault code to technical services and immediately receive details of the type of fault and likely remedy for the City Multi, Mr Slim and M series ranges of products. This guide is the size of a credit card and can help customers resolve most problems with one quick text message.

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