01 · Wi-Fi
Stay connected
Use 5 GHz for faster internet near the router. Choose 2.4 GHz when you are farther away or the 5 GHz signal is weak.
SMDC Building C0637
This manual opens when you scan the QR card in the unit — there is no code to type. It stays available for the length of your stay.
If you are staying here and cannot find the card, please message your host.
Welcome to SMDC 0637
A simple guide to getting connected, using the door lock, and handling a scheduled power interruption during your stay.
Make yourself at home
Keep this page handy throughout your stayQuick guide
01 · Wi-Fi
Use 5 GHz for faster internet near the router. Choose 2.4 GHz when you are farther away or the 5 GHz signal is weak.
In the kitchen
The range hood is a recirculating type — it filters smoke through its filters but has no exhaust duct to the outside. Whatever goes into the air while cooking stays inside the unit, so a little care keeps the space fresh.
01 · Keep cooking lightPlease minimize heavy cooking such as deep-frying, searing and grilling. The hood only filters the smoke — it cannot vent it outdoors — so heavy cooking quickly fills the unit with smoke and haze.
02 · Mind strong odorsPlease avoid cooking foods that give off strong, lingering smells — dried fish, fermented dishes, heavy garlic or curry frying. The odor clings to the curtains, beddings and upholstery long after the meal.
03 · Control the heatCook on low to medium heat and always stay in the kitchen while anything is on the hob. Never leave cooking unattended, even briefly — it is the leading cause of home fires. More in Staying safe.
04 · Run the range hoodSwitch the hood on before you start and let it run a few minutes after you finish. It helps clear light smoke and steam — just remember it filters, it does not exhaust.
Appliance · How to use
For reheating and quick meals, the microwave is the best choice here — no smoke, no lingering smell.
01 · Safe containers onlyUse microwave-safe glass, ceramic or plastic. Never put in metal, foil, or plates with a metallic trim — they spark and can damage the oven.
02 · Cover the foodCover food loosely with a microwave cover or leave the container lid ajar, so steam can escape and food does not splatter inside.
03 · Heat in short burstsSet the time and press Start. Reheat in 1–2 minute bursts, stir in between, and continue until hot — food heats more evenly and does not overcook.
04 · Never do thisNever run the microwave empty, and never heat sealed containers, eggs in their shell, or foil pouches — they can burst. Wipe any spills right away.
Appliance · How to use
A Panasonic split-type unit, controlled entirely from the remote. Point the remote at the indoor unit and wait for the beep — that confirms it received the command.

01 · On and offPress the orange OFF/ON button to start or stop the unit. The display on the remote shows the current mode and set temperature.
02 · Temperature & modeUse the TEMP ▲ ▼ arrows to adjust. We suggest 24–25 °C — cool, comfortable and easy on the electricity. Keep MODE on COOL; if the display no longer says COOL, press MODE until it returns.
03 · Fan, swing & comfortFAN SPEED/QUIET cycles the fan — AUTO works well. AIR SWING changes the louver direction. POWERFUL/ECO gives a fast cool-down or an energy-saving mode, and SLEEP eases the cooling gently overnight.
04 · While it runsKeep the windows and balcony door closed so the room cools quickly, and please switch the aircon off whenever you leave the unit.
While you are here
A gentle reminder
01Follow the house rules listed in your confirmed booking.
02Do not force the door handle, lower knob, or circuit breakers.
03Switch off lights and appliances when leaving the unit.
04Contact your host whenever you need assistance.
Need help?
Contact your host first. For building-related concerns, call the Property Management Office.