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Add the six-button remote profile for the Consul C1F07ABANA cold-only evaporative cooler.
Power, fan speed, timer, both oscillation axes, and humidification were verified on the appliance using an ELKSMART D552 USB IR transmitter. The original handset was unavailable; the file documents the existing pulse captures used as timing sources and the derived NEC extended command words.
The profile is under Fans because this is a fan-based evaporative cooler, and its Power button toggles rather than providing a discrete AC Off command.
Thanks for this database, it was super useful to guide the exploration!