Here's the remote for my "ルームエアコン" (ruumu eakon).
There's not really anything I can tell you beyond translating the kanji.
運転/停止:
Power 運転切替: Change operation
おやすみタイマー:
Sleep
timer 風速運転: Fan operation
室温:
Room Temperature 自動風向: Fan direction
除湿:
Dehumidifier 暖房: Heat
切: Off 冷房: Cool
入: On 送風: Ventilation
予約: Reservation (delayed start) 強: Strong
取消: Cancel 弱: Weak
時刻:
Time 微: Gentle breeze
Commence button mashing!
(I hope the formatting is okay, I lack sufficient HTML knowledge to code columns)
And now for the control panel on my ストーブ (sutoubu), aka Kerosene heater.
クリーニング-
Cleaning 換気-
Ventilation
温度
–
Temperature 給油
– Kerosene
supply
残分
–
Time
remaining 時間後
– Time
delay
省エネ-
Energy Saving mode スピード点火
– Speed
ignition
タイマー
–
Timer 3時間延長
– 3
hour extension
温度/タイマー
調節 –
Temperature/Timer
adjust
チャイルドロック(CL)3秒押し
– Child
lock (CL) press or 3 seconds
運転
切/入-
Power off/on
The
heater automatically shuts off after it's run for 3 hours. Press the
“ 3時間延長”
button
to keep it going.
The
“タイマー”
is
super handy for cold winter morning when you really don't want to
crawl out of the toasty covers. I liked to have it set to turn on a
half hour before my alarm went off to quickly heat up the bed/living
room. It heats the apartment up much more quickly than the wall unit,
so I usually started with this while the other unit warmed up. The annoying thing is that you can't have it running when you have the timer function selected.
The
cheapest place I found to purchase kerosene in town is Kanbun Home Centre
(かんぶんホームセンター,
I've marked it on the google map.) It's not the cheapest way to heat the apartment, but it is
the fastest. Be sure to ventilate so you don't poison yourself. There
are vents in the living/bedroom, their buttons are on the wall next
to the a/c-heater remote.
...yes, that's a small container of play-do on next to my heater....
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