A/C motion sensors overide at dolphin

[goofy 28]

I was wondering if anyone knows how to turnoff the motion sensors and put the A/C on manual, per the wall thermostat. It seems someone who was a heating and A/C service man knew how to reset the electronic thermostat so as to overide the motion sensors and keep the room a little cooler. If anyone knows how to do this and could tell me how to do it, I would be very happy.
Being a roofing contractor by trade i work out in the heat all day long, and it's much hotter on the roof. While i do like the heat, i really would just like a cool room for my one hard earned vacation of the year. Thank you.

 

[Kaybee]

I just returned from the Dolphin and my room was always cool when I returned. I actually found sometimes it was too cool, so I turned the temp up a bit. I had heard they had a motion sensor, but the one in my room seem to run all the time, even when we were sleeping!! The CM's there were very attentive to our needs so just call them or ask at checkin.

 

[David Grossman]

I typically remove the batery. The sensor is usually near the door and has a push up lid. Open the lid and remove the battery. Usually works for me.

 

[grimley1968]

I know how to do it at the Poly, so I don't know if this would work at the Dolphin, but here goes:

Simultaneously press the "Power" and either the "Up" or "Down" temperature buttons. I can't remember exactly which combo of "Power" and temp buttons to press, but there aren't that many possible ways to do this.

Once the right combo is pressed, I'd see "bp" in the window, short for "bypass". This gave me about 24 hours of A/C at the temperature I then selected. I made a point to do this once every day just to make sure the auto sensors didn't kick back on during the night.

Hope this helps.