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In such cases
Inspections
Procedures
Trouble shooting
Implement the inspections and procedures below in the following cases.
Turn on the ground fault circuit interrupter at the branch circuit.
Turn the sensor switch "ON".
Place your hands all the way inside the hand drying area.
Remove any foreign substances or dirt after
turning the sensor switch "OFF". Wait for at least
1 minute after turning the sensor switch "OFF",
and then turn it back "ON" again.
If the hand dryer is used continually for more than
40 seconds, the power light fl ashes and the dryer
automatically stops. Remove your hands and then
re-insert them.
If the hand dryer is used continually for more than
40 seconds, the power light fl ashes and the dryer
automatically stops. Remove your hands and then
re-insert them.
Contact the dealer about any changes to the settings.
Costs are as agreed with the dealer.
The air may not feel warm if the room temperature is
less than 68 F (20 C).
If the room temperature is above 86 F (30 C),
the heater will stop working to prevent the
temperature from rising too high.
Turn the ground fault circuit interrupter "ON" at
the branch circuit and then turn the power switch
"ON".
Turn the power off, check that all of the lights on
the display section are off and then wait for 1
minute before the power back on.
When the sensor switch or heater switch are
pressed, the light turn back on in the state where
the settings have been made.
Please refer to "Turning the heater on" (Page 6)
while turning the heater off.
The front cover is designed to come off in order
to prevent damage to the main unit if it is opened
too wide.
Please reattach it while referring to "Precautions for
when opening/closing the front cover" (Pages 4 and 7).
Are any lights in the display on?
Has a power blackout occurred?
Was the sensor switch turned on while your hands
or an object was inside the hand drying area?
Has the dryer been used continually
for more than 40 seconds?
Are any lights fl ashing?
Has the dryer been used continually
for more than 40 seconds?
Are any lights fl ashing?
The heater lamp is off.
Air conditioning is not working.
Is the room temperature too high?
Was there a power blackout?
Is the ground fault circuit interrupter
"OFF"?
This may fl ash if there is a malfunction
in the power supply.
It turns off 10 seconds after the
sensor switch or heater switch are
controlled to save energy.
The heater can be turned off.
Has the front cover been opened too
wide?
If the above procedures do not work, turn off the power and the ground fault circuit interrupter
at the branch circuit and have your dealer inspect and if necessary, repair the unit.
(Costs are as agreed with the dealer.)
Is the sensor blocked by dirt or dust?
Are you putting your hands in all the way?
Is the sensor in the hand drying area unclean?
No air blows even if
hands are inserted.
Air does not stop.
Stops operating
during hand drying.
The air is cold.
Air does not warm
up.
The power light does not
light up even when the
power is switched on.
The power light is
fl ashing.
The sensor light
and heater light do
not light up.
Turning the heater
off.
The front cover has
come off.
