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Maintenance

 WARNING

Before cleaning and maintenance work, make sure to 

unplug the unit. (An electric shock or injury may result)

Maintenance

(Left-side)

(Front)

(Right-

side)

Outfl ow grille

When dirt becomes an issue  

Wipe

      

Wash/Rinse

• Wipe up dirt with a soft damp

cloth and rinse with water.

Do not use a hard brush etc. 
(Breakage may result)

When dirt buildup is severe,
leave the part soaking in

lukewarm or room temperature
water mixed with kitchen-use

neutral detergent, thoroughly
rinse off the detergent, and leave
the part in shade to dry off.

Removing

Place a fi nger 

into the notch 
in the top of 
the unit and lift.

Attaching
Pay attention 
to orientation 
and attach 
securely.

Unit

When dirt becomes an issue 

Wipe

• Wipe up dirt with a soft damp cloth.
• When dirt buildup is severe, wet a cloth with kitchen-use neutral

detergent and wipe up the dirt.

Do not use a hard brush etc. (Damage may result)

Pre-fi lter 

(Front/Left-side/Right-side)

About every 2 weeks

Vacuum clean
Wash/Rinse

After removing any dust using a
vacuum cleaner, remove and

wash the fi lter with water and

then leave it in shade to dry off.

• Use a soft brush when cleaning

the spaces in the grid.

Attention

Do not use a cotton bud or hard
brush etc.

(Partial breakage of the fi lter may

result)

Do not apply heavy force.(Partial

breakage/damage of the fi lter may

result)

Removing

Grip the indent in the 

pre-fi lter and pull.

1  Grip either end of 

the pre-fi lter resting 

your thumb against 
the unit.

2

 Pull toward 

you.

Attaching

Insert the hooks 
(2 places) into 
the unit and 
press until a 
catching sound 
is heard.

Hooks

(2 places)

Insert the hook 
(1 place) into the 
unit.
Push both ends 
until securely 
attached.

Hook (1 place)

Viewed from above

Reverse side

When dirt buildup is severe,
leave the part soaking in

lukewarm or room temperature
water mixed with kitchen-use

neutral detergent, thoroughly
rinse off the detergent and leave
the part in shade to dry off.

Dust/PM2.5 sensor

When dust has built up

Vacuum clean

1

 Remove the pre-fi lter (left-side).

2  Vacuum off any dust that has adhered to 

the air intake for dust/PM2.5 sensor using 
the vacuum cleaner crevice tool or similar.

1

2

2

Move the 

catch and pull

Lens 

(internal 

part)

Air intake for dust/PM2.5 sensor

About every 3 months  

Wipe

1

 Remove the pre-fi lter (left-side) and the 

cover for the air intake for dust/PM2.5 
sensor.

2

 

Wipe the lens with 

a dry cotton bud.

Lens

Use a light if hard 
to see

Use the vacuum cleaner crevice tool or similar to 
remove any dust that has built up around the lens.

3

 Place the cover on securely.

(Malfunction may result if the cover is off)

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Summary of Contents for MC40YPVM

Page 1: ...for purchasing this air puri er Please read the operation manual carefully and follow it for correct use Please read the Safety Precautions section before use Please keep the operation manual in a sa...

Page 2: ...olling PM2 5 These results were obtained in a 32m airtight space They are not demonstrable effects in customer environments Does not take into account in ow of new particles from outdoors owing to ven...

Page 3: ...dvanced Settings Setting Dust PM2 5 Sensor Sensitivity 12 Operation Using the Air Purifying Operation 9 Changing the Airflow Rate 9 Maintenance Maintenance 13 Replacing the Streamer Unit 15 Separately...

Page 4: ...g may result if the power supply plug is not firmly inserted Periodically wipe dust off the power supply plug with a dry cloth If the unit is not to be used for an extended period of time unplug the p...

Page 5: ...safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance Persons who are heavily intoxicated or have taken sleep medication should not operate the unit An electric shock...

Page 6: ...nside the air inlet left side Page 6 12 13 Model name Production no Air inlets Front Side Power supply cord Air outlet Power supply plug Main Removable Parts Pre filter Page 13 Outflow grille Page 13...

Page 7: ...rst minute after the unit is plugged in serves as the reference level upon which the sensitivity of the odour sensor is determined Insert the power supply plug when the air is clean odour free Odour s...

Page 8: ...tatic noise to be emitted from nearby radios or stereos move the unit to at least 2m away from the device Keep cordless phones and radio controlled clocks away from the unit also Attention To avoid st...

Page 9: ...Places with high levels of electromagnetic waves such as near an electromagnetic cooker speakers etc The unit may not function correctly Places exposed to soot conductive dust released by candles arom...

Page 10: ...dard or above otherwise deodorising capacity is reduced Turbo The ambient air is quickly purified using a large airflow Recommended for use while you are cleaning up a room Using the Air Purifying Ope...

Page 11: ...comparison to AUTO FAN MODE approx 9 2Wh power consumption in ECONO MODE approx 6 5Wh is approx 2 7Wh lower Test conditions operation in 10m2 area over 1 hour Assuming 1 cigarette was smoked immediate...

Page 12: ...r switching to the desired brightness press and select FAN setting and MODE of operation again Note This function is useful if the lamps bother you during sleep hours etc The ON OFF lamp does not turn...

Page 13: ...vity High Select the FAN lamp Turbo The sensor is highly receptive Setting at time of purchase The sensor is slightly receptive Standard Turbo Low High Normal Low To set sensitivity Low Select the FAN...

Page 14: ...rtial breakage of the filter may result Do not apply heavy force Partial breakage damage of the filter may result Removing Grip the indent in the pre filter and pull 1 Grip either end of the pre filte...

Page 15: ...it is used daily in a home where 5 cigarettes are smoked a day the filter should be replaced about every 10 years Calculation based on testing method of Japan Electrical Manufacturers Association JEM1...

Page 16: ...ly may cause damage 2 1 Connector Hook 2 Push in the left side of the streamer unit so the right side comes out You will hear a catching sound 3 Remove the streamer unit 4 Attach the new streamer unit...

Page 17: ...f the dust collection filter made of polyester and polypropylene Maintenance When Not Using the Unit for Long Time Periods 1 Remove the power supply plug 2 Clean the parts Page 13 14 In particular com...

Page 18: ...blink if the unit is operated without a part attached If all parts are attached An electrical component is faulty Contact the place of purchase If one or more components are not attached Remove the po...

Page 19: ...ust PM2 5 sensor Q Can the dust collection filter be cleaned A No Do not attempt to clean it with a vacuum cleaner or water Reduced performance of the dust collection filter may result Replace it if d...

Page 20: ...hile the streamer is operating the streamer unit will emit a hissing sound when conducting streamer discharge Depending on usage conditions the sound may fall in volume or change to a crackling whirri...

Page 21: ...a dry cotton bud or similar Page 13 Is the pre filter dirty Page 13 Clean these parts After cleaning the unit will return to normal operation a short while after being turned on The PM2 5 INDICATOR l...

Page 22: ...is being emitted Is the air outlet or an air inlet blocked If they are not blocked the fan motor is faulty Contact the place of purchase Other Phenomenon Check points The fan stops midway through uni...

Page 23: ...Weight kg 6 8 Power supply cord length m 1 8 These specification values are applicable to both 50Hz 220 240V and 60Hz 220 230V Even when the power is off approx 1W of power is consumed to run the micr...

Page 24: ...3P629501 3 2020 08 17 For manufacturing use only 3P629480 14 F...

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