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Phenomenon

Check points

All the FAN lamps (   (Quiet), 

 

(Low),   (Standard), and 

(Turbo)) 

blink together

• 

Are the pre-fi lter, outfl ow grille, and dust collection fi lter attached? 

These lamps may blink if the unit is operated without a part attached.

[If one or more parts are not attached]

 

Remove the power supply plug, reattach the parts and then turn the unit on again.

[If all parts are attached]
An electrical component is faulty.

 

Contact the place of purchase.

• 

Is there a buildup of dust on the pre-fi lter?

[If there is a dust buildup] 

 

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Remove the power supply plug, clean the pre-filter and then turn the unit on again.

[If there is no dust buildup]
An electrical component is faulty.

 

Contact the place of purchase.

• 

Is the air outlet blocked?

[If the air outlet is blocked]

 

Remove any obstacles blocking the air outlet and then turn the unit on again.

[If the air outlet is not blocked]
An electrical component is faulty.

 

Contact the place of purchase.

• 

These lamps may blink if there is a sudden drop in voltage.
The lamps will return to their previous condition once voltage returns to normal.
Voltage range protection: 180V-264V

The dust sensor lamp remains 

orange or red

The PM2.5 INDICATOR lamp remain 

red, purple or brown.

• 

Is there a buildup of dust in or around the air intake for the dust/PM2.5 sensor?

 

Vacuum off any dust from the air intake using a cleaner. 

 

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• 

Is the cover detached from the air intake for the dust/PM2.5 sensor?

 

Securely attach the cover. 

 

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• 

Is the lens for the dust/PM2.5 sensor dirty?

 

Wipe off dirt from the lens using a dry cotton bud or similar. 

 

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• 

Is the pre-fi lter dirty?

 

 

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Clean these parts.

After cleaning, the unit will return to normal operation a short while after being turned on.

There is an odour but the odour 

sensor lamp remains green

• 

Did an odour emerge around the time you inserted the power supply plug?

 

The sensitivity of the odour sensor will be determined by odour levels in 

the fi rst minute (approx.) after the power supply plug is inserted.

 

 

 

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 When the air is clean (i.e. there are no odours), remove the power supply 

plug. Wait at least 5 seconds then reinsert the power supply plug and turn 

the unit on again. This process adjusts the reference odour level that 

determines the sensitivity of the odour sensor.

Sometimes the streamer lamp does 

not light up

• 

The streamer may cease operating depending on the degree of air impurity. 
The streamer lamp turns off when the streamer ceases operating.  

 

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• 

Is streamer output set to Low?

 

When set to Low, the streamer operates for a shorter time compared to 

when it is set to Regular.

  

 

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• 

Is the unit operating in ECONO MODE?

 

The streamer lamp does not light up when the unit is in Monitoring mode.

 

 

 

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The streamer lamp blinks even 

though the streamer unit has been 

replaced

• 

After replacement, was the power supply plug inserted while pressing 

 on the unit?

 

 

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• 

Is the streamer unit’s connector properly installed?

[In case of improper installation]

 

Pull out the power supply plug, reattach the connector, and attempt operation again.

 

 

 

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[In case of proper installation]
An electrical component is faulty.

 

Contact the place of purchase.

The odour sensor lamp blinks

• 

Is the deodorising fi lter unit attached?

 

Attach the deodorising fi lter unit. 

 

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Troubleshooting

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Summary of Contents for MC55VBFVM3

Page 1: ...ou 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...

Page 2: ...1 01_EN_3P549981 1C indd 1 2020 04 17 16 24 42...

Page 3: ...perating the Unit in a MODE 11 AUTO FAN ECONO ANTI POLLEN Using the Child Proof Lock 13 Adjusting Indicator Lamp Brightness 13 Operation Using the Air Purifying Operation 10 Changing the Airflow Rate...

Page 4: ...ting or fire due to overheating 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 a prolong...

Page 5: ...r lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensu...

Page 6: ...let Dust PM2 5 sensor Inside the air inlet left side Page 6 15 17 Model name Production no Air inlets Front Side Power supply cord Air outlet Power supply plug Main Removable Parts Pre filter Page 17...

Page 7: ...cases an odour may be sensed even when the lamp is green If the odour bothers you switch to manual airflow rate and select a high airflow rate Page 10 The ambient odour level in the first minute after...

Page 8: ...FAN MODE button Press to cycle between FAN settings and MODEs Page 10 12 ON OFF button Press to turn the power ON or OFF Page 10 ON OFF button Press to turn the power ON or OFF Page 10 FAN button Pres...

Page 9: ...to your health This product cannot eliminate all of the toxic substances in tobacco smoke carbon monoxide etc Do not use in the following places Places exposed to direct sunlight Decline in the recept...

Page 10: ...batteries out of reach of children In the event that batteries are swallowed go immediately to the nearest medical emergency services To avoid possible injury or damage from battery leakage or ruptur...

Page 11: ...hours To quickly eliminate odours from a room it is recommended that the FAN setting be set to Standard or above otherwise deodorising capacity is reduced Turbo The ambient air is quickly purified us...

Page 12: ...justed automatically when the unit is running in a MODE Remote controller Press Each press cycles between the MODE lamps green ECONO ANTI POLLEN AUTO FAN Unit Press Each press cycles between the MODE...

Page 13: ...ediately after the unit was turned on Power saving mode Monitoring mode FAN setting switches automatically between Quiet and Low Streamer OFF The fan starts and stops periodically Dust and odours are...

Page 14: ...lugged when Child proof lock is active Child proof lock is turned off The Child proof lock lamp orange lights up when the function is active Adjusting Indicator Lamp Brightness Indicator lamp brightne...

Page 15: ...It is recommended that the streamer be set to Regular as deodorising capacity is reduced when set to Low Settings are remembered even if the unit is unplugged Blinking Lit up When you want to turn of...

Page 16: ...to change the sensitivity To set sensitivity 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...

Page 17: ...mp Quiet will remain lit up To turn Monitoring mode ON Turn on the ECONO MODE lamp To turn Monitoring mode OFF Turn off the ECONO MODE lamp Setting at time of purchase ON OFF Setting is indicated usin...

Page 18: ...artial 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 filt...

Page 19: ...d the location of the unit If the unit 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 Elect...

Page 20: ...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 1 Fir...

Page 21: ...avy metal above a certain concentration Possible chemical symbols are Pb lead 0 004 Hg mercury 0 0005 Disposal of this product must be done in accordance with relevant local and national legislation U...

Page 22: ...e lamps may 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 R...

Page 23: ...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 dirt buildup is severe Q The dust...

Page 24: ...264V Unit will not operate Is the streamer unit cover attached If it is not attached the safety switch will engage and the unit cannot operate Install the streamer unit cover properly and attempt oper...

Page 25: ...imilar Page 17 Is the pre filter dirty Page 17 Clean these parts After cleaning the unit will return to normal operation a short while after being turned on There is an odour but the odour sensor lamp...

Page 26: ...air outlet or an air inlet blocked If they are not blocked an electrical component is faulty Contact the place of purchase Other Phenomenon Check points The fan stops midway through unit operation Wh...

Page 27: ...low rate m h 330 192 120 66 Coverage area m 41 1 External dimensions mm 500 H 270 W 270 D Weight kg 6 8 Power supply cord length m 1 8 These specification values are applicable to both 50Hz 220 240V a...

Page 28: ...1 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 1 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 1 2020 04 17 16 17 14 2020 04 17 16 17 14...

Page 29: ...2 21 22 23 26 14 14 PM2 5 15 15 11 13 13 10 10 17 19 20 3 5 8 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 2 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 2 2020 04 17 16 17 14 2020 04 17 16 17 14...

Page 30: ...3 220 240V 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 3 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 3 2020 04 17 16 17 15 2020 04 17 16 17 15...

Page 31: ...4 CJOR001 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 4 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 4 2020 04 17 16 17 15 2020 04 17 16 17 15...

Page 32: ...5 17 19 19 PM2 5 15 17 18 17 HEPA 18 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 5 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 5 2020 04 17 16 17 16 2020 04 17 16 17 16...

Page 33: ...2 5 15 16 1 PM2 5 PM2 5 PM2 5 3 PM2 5 10 4 1 1 1 13 2 14 2 1 4 2 2 PM2 5 PM2 5 1 0 2 5 m 2 5 m PM2 5 3 3 4 PM2 5 21 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 6 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 6 2020 04 17 16 17 17 2020 04 17 16...

Page 34: ...7 10 12 10 10 6 m 13 10 13 11 12 1 1 1 1 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 7 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 7 2020 04 17 16 17 17 2020 04 17 16 17 17...

Page 35: ...8 2 m 10cm 30cm 100cm 30cm 2 m 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 8 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 8 2020 04 17 16 17 17 2020 04 17 16 17 17...

Page 36: ...9 2 1 2 6m 30 30 6 m 4 m 4 m 1m 1 2 3 4 4 2 3 CR2025 1 1 CR2025 1 4 1 3 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 9 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 9 2020 04 17 16 17 18 2020 04 17 16 17 18...

Page 37: ...10 2 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 10 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 10 2020 04 17 16 17 18 2020 04 17 16 17 18...

Page 38: ...11 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 11 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 11 2020 04 17 16 17 19 2020 04 17 16 17 19...

Page 39: ...12 eco 1 10 3Wh 6 7Wh 3 6Wh 10m2 1 eco PM2 5 15 16 5 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 12 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 12 2020 04 17 16 17 19 2020 04 17 16 17 19...

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Page 41: ...14 14 3 5 3 5 3 5 3 5 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 14 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 14 2020 04 17 16 17 19 2020 04 17 16 17 19...

Page 42: ...15 1 2 PM2 5 PM2 5 PM2 5 5 5 PM2 5 PM2 5 5 5 5 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 15 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 15 2020 04 17 16 17 20 2020 04 17 16 17 20...

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Page 45: ...18 22 1 10 5 10 10 5 JEM1467 20 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 18 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 18 2020 04 17 16 17 25 2020 04 17 16 17 25...

Page 46: ...19 21 1 17 2 3 4 5 2 6 17 7 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 19 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 19 2020 04 17 16 17 26 2020 04 17 16 17 26...

Page 47: ...20 1 2 17 18 3 HEPA 1 KAFP080B4E 10 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 20 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 20 2020 04 17 16 17 28 2020 04 17 16 17 28...

Page 48: ...21 18 19 3 4 24 17 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 21 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 21 2020 04 17 16 17 28 2020 04 17 16 17 28...

Page 49: ...22 1 A Q Q A Q A 18 PM2 5 Q PM2 5 PM2 5 PM2 5 PM2 5 PM2 5 A 17 15 16 PM2 5 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 22 02 TW 3P549981 1C indd 22 2020 04 17 16 17 29 2020 04 17 16 17 29...

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