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A third-generation Frigidaire remote carrying more than twenty-two codes, replacing the first-generation remotes it illustrates.

RCECAOSHAN replacement remote control for Frigidaire air conditioner

RCECAOSHAN NA

A third-generation Frigidaire remote carrying more than twenty-two codes, replacing the first-generation remotes it illustrates.

For
Frigidaire air conditioners whose original remote resembles those illustrated
Generation
Third generation, replacing first-generation remotes
Codes
Over 22 remote control codes pre-loaded
Programming
None — works once batteries are fitted
Universal
No — stated in capitals, repeated
Batteries
Not stated as included
Bullet list
None published — the detail is in the description
Display scale
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B07PKCHQ72
EAN
8431257415538
  • More than twenty-two codes in one remote, so it covers a whole family of Frigidaire originals rather than one part number
  • Works straight out of the package with no programming, which the seller contrasts directly with universal remotes
  • No feature bullets at all: everything is in a numbered description, including the compatibility rule

Best for: A Frigidaire air conditioner whose original remote has died, where the old handset is still to hand for comparison

≈ $15
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Specifications

For
Frigidaire air conditioners whose original remote resembles those illustrated
Generation
Third generation, replacing first-generation remotes
Codes
Over 22 remote control codes pre-loaded
Programming
None — works once batteries are fitted
Universal
No — stated in capitals, repeated
Batteries
Not stated as included
Bullet list
None published — the detail is in the description
Display scale
Not stated by the maker
Amazon reference
B07PKCHQ72
EAN
8431257415538

What the maker puts in writing

  • Third generation, replacing the first-generation remotes illustrated
  • Over 22 remote control codes already loaded
  • Works without programming, once batteries are in
  • NOT a universal Frigidaire remote — stated twice

Twenty-two codes, no setup

That is an unusual middle ground, and it is the right one for this category: not a universal remote hunting for a code, and not a single part number that has to match exactly.

One handset, twenty-two Frigidaire codes, nothing to program.

And Frigidaire has no fallback here

The universal remote on this shelf lists Frigidaire among the brands it does not support, alongside Mitsubishi, Sanyo and one Sharp model. It also excludes window and portable air conditioners entirely.

For a Frigidaire owner, that narrows nine products to this one.

Availability

Read on the day this page was built: $15 at the American Amazon shop.

Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 2026-10-04. The live price is at the top of the page.

The questions that keep coming up

How do I know it will work?

The seller’s test is visual: if your old remote looks like the first-generation handsets in the right-hand image, this third-generation remote carries its code. That is less precise than a part number, and it is also why twenty-two codes are loaded — the remote is designed to cover the whole look-alike family.

Is it universal?

No, and the listing says so twice in capitals. A universal remote searches for a code and may not find one; this one already holds twenty-two Frigidaire codes and needs no setup.

Could I use the cheap universal remote instead?

Not for a Frigidaire. The universal remote on this shelf names Frigidaire among four brands it does not support, and separately rules out window and portable machines. For a Frigidaire, this shelf has one real answer.

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