Troubleshooting
Solutions for common issues with Mysa for Mini-Splits.
Mini-Split Not Responding to Commands
Check line of sight:
- Mysa needs a clear path to your unit's IR receiver
- Remove any objects blocking the view
- Try repositioning Mysa closer to the unit
Check that Mysa is online:
- The display should be lit
- Check the Mysa app — if it shows offline, see Wi-Fi issues below
Re-learn IR codes:
- Open the Mysa app
- Tap your thermostat > Settings
- Find the option to re-learn IR codes
- Follow the prompts with your original remote
Wi-Fi Connection Issues
Mysa showing offline:
- Check that your Wi-Fi network is working
- Ensure Mysa is within range of your router
- Try a Wi-Fi reset: Press and hold Up + Down arrows until countdown completes
- Re-pair in the Mysa app
Can't connect during setup:
- Confirm you're on a 2.4 GHz network (not 5 GHz only)
- Move Mysa closer to your router temporarily
- Check your Wi-Fi password
- Disable VPN on your phone during setup
Temperature Reading Seems Wrong
Mysa sensor location:
- Mysa measures temperature where it's placed, which may differ from where your mini-split measures
- This is normal — Climate+ helps compensate
For more accurate readings:
- Place Mysa at a similar height to where you sit
- Keep away from direct sunlight
- Keep away from heat sources or vents
Unit Beeping Frequently
This is normal with Climate+:
- Each beep indicates Mysa is sending a command
- Climate+ sends additional commands to maintain temperature
- If too frequent, try disabling Climate+ or adjusting your setpoint
Multiple beeps during mode changes:
- Mysa sends multiple commands (power, temp, fan, mode) together
- Your unit beeps for each command received
Using Original Remote Causes Issues
Recommendation: After pairing, use only Mysa or the app — not your original remote.
Why it causes problems:
- Mysa tracks your unit's state based on commands it sends
- If you use the remote, Mysa doesn't know the unit's current state
- This causes commands to fail or set wrong temperatures
To fix sync issues:
- Turn off the unit with Mysa
- Wait 10 seconds
- Turn it back on with Mysa
- Mysa should now be in sync
App Not Connecting to Mysa
Force close and reopen:
- Close the Mysa app completely
- Reopen and try again
Check your internet:
- Mysa communicates through the cloud
- Both your phone and Mysa need internet access
Try logging out/in:
- Log out of the Mysa app
- Log back in with your credentials
Pairing Fails
IR learning not working:
- Point the remote directly at Mysa's front face
- Hold 6-12 inches away
- Try in a dimly lit room
- Use fresh batteries in your remote
Wi-Fi pairing fails:
- Confirm 2.4 GHz network
- Check password
- Move closer to router during setup
Reset Options
| Reset Type | How To | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Wi-Fi Reset | Hold Up + Down arrows until countdown | Reset network only |
| Factory Reset | Hold M + Fan buttons | Complete reset to factory state |
| Power Reboot | Unplug USB and replug | Basic restart |
Resources
Network Diagnostics Tool
If your device keeps disconnecting or won't reconnect, the Mysa app includes a built-in Network Diagnostics tool that can help identify the root cause.
To run the Network Diagnostics tool:
- Open the Mysa app.
- Tap the Support button in the top-right corner of the screen.
- Select Network Diagnostics.
- Tap Run Diagnostics and wait for all checks to complete.
What the Tool Checks
The diagnostics tool runs three groups of tests:
- Wi-Fi Connection — Displays your current network name (SSID). On Android devices, it also shows your signal strength (in dBm with a quality rating such as Excellent, Good, or Weak) and whether you're on a 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz frequency band.
- Speed Tests — Measures your network's download speed, upload speed, and latency. Slow speeds or high latency can cause intermittent disconnections.
- Mysa Services — Verifies that your phone can reach the Mysa cloud services (API and MQTT). A green indicator means the service is reachable; a red indicator suggests a connectivity issue between your network and Mysa's servers.
Tip: If the Wi-Fi Connection check reports a 5 GHz frequency band, your phone is connected to a 5 GHz network. Mysa devices only support 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi — make sure your router's 2.4 GHz band is enabled and that your device is connected to it.
Note: The diagnostics tool requires location permission to retrieve Wi-Fi network information. If prompted, allow location access so the tool can complete all checks.
Need More Help?
If you're still having issues, contact support@getmysa.com with:
- Description of the issue
- When it started happening
- Steps you've already tried
- Screenshots if applicable