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Contents Bef ore Use F eatures / Name of Each Component / Operation Buttons and Indicators / Accessories · · · · · · · · · Saf ety Precautions · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Cautions on Use · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Preparations f or Oper ation · · · · · · · · · · · [...]
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手前 手前 E-2 Pre-filter Removes large size dust. Indicator section P .E-3 Panel Odor sensor P .E-14 Senses odor in the air . Remote controller Purifier Humidifying filter Shutter (air inlet) Handle Wa te r tank T ray cover W ater tray Air inlet (around the panel) No air inlet on the panel front face. Remote controller pocket Air outlet Hand gr[...]
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E-3 Operation Buttons and Indicator s / Features / Name of Each Component / Operation Buttons and Indicators / Accessories P .E-OO shows a page with further description. Operation Buttons and Indicators Indicates approx. humidity level in the room during operation. Low Moderate High Orange Orange Orange Orange Green On/Off Button P .E-14 Use th[...]
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E-4 Please read the following safety pr ecautions carefully befor e using the air purifier . T o prev ent injur y to the user or other people and proper ty damage , the follo wing instr uctions m ust be f ollowed. Also read the precautions appearing in the text carefully to ensure proper use . Definition of each indication Incorrect operati[...]
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E-5 Safety Precautions Place of Use W ater T ank, W ater T ray and Humidifying Filter W ARNING Do not operate the unit without setting any of the water tank, water tray and humidifying fi lter in place. Otherwise, it may cause injury or unit failure. Do not use any detergent (neither kitchen nor laundry use) when cleaning the water tank or water t[...]
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E-6 Miscellaneous T o Prevent Floor Scratc hes or W all Stains During Cleaning / Place of Use Saf ety Precautions (Continued) Securely hold the grip when carrying air purifi er . Damaging or dropping it may cause injury . When you attach or detach the panel and water tank, do it slowly and securely . Otherwise, it may cause water leakage or injury[...]
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E-7 Safety Precautions Cautions on Use Do not install in an unstable or sloped place, or near any obstacles. The unit may fall or drop, resulting in damage or unit failur e. If the space between the unit and floor remains humid, the floor may get moldy . Using the unit tilted may cause water leakage. Do not drag the unit on any floor susceptible to[...]
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E-8 Preparations f or Operation Setting Filter in Purifier (Perform the same pr ocedure when r eplacing filter . ) Remove the panel. Lay a soft cloth or the like beneath the purifier to protect the floor against scratch. No cleaning effect is obtainable if the filter is installed with plastic bag. It may also be a cause of malfunction. Do not tip o[...]
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E-9 Inser ting Batteries into Remote Contr oller Remove the battery compartment cover . Insert batteries and close the cover . Insert the provided two “AAA” R03 batteries with the correct polarities as instructed. Since the batteries are pr ovided when shipped from the factory , their lives may be shorter than brand-new ones because of self-dis[...]
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E-10 Using Remote Contr oller Here we describe how to operate the air purifier using the remote controller . F or the operation using the control on the purifier , please refer to page E-14. Star ting Operation Remote Controller Air Purifier Indicator Section Secur ely insert the power plug into AC outlet. Operation star ts and the indicators are l[...]
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E-11 Using Remote Controller Selecting Operation Mode (Basics) 5 operation modes are a vailable f or your choice . In e ver y operation mode, the f an will not stop during operation. (In the eco operation mode, the f an ma y stop. P .E-17 ) In e ver y operation mode, air purifying function will work. Upon e ver y s witching of operation mode, airfl[...]
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E-12 Air Purify Strong Deodorization Skin Moisturize Humidify Pollen Max(Blinking) Aut o Using Remote Contr oller (Continued) Airflo w rate When “Auto” is lit, the follo wing airflow rate is used according to the selected operation mode . The airflow r ate indicators from “Silent” to “Max” are not lit. Mode Air Purify P ollen Strong Deo[...]
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E-13 Max(Blinking) Auto Pollen Timer(4hrs) Skin Moisturize Humidify Strong Deodorization Using Remote Controller Pr ess button. Pr ess button. Max Operation (Air Purify Mode) This operation is useful when many people smoke or when you want quick cleaning of room air . After Max operation, the status before Max operation is r esumed. The operation w[...]
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E-14 ) Max(Blinking) Timer(4hrs) Skin Moisturize Clean Humidifying Filter Air Sensor Memor y Function / Sensor s / A uto Detection Memory Function When you stop the operation and then restart, the purifi er will resume the operation status before shutdown. If you operate the purifi er for approx. 5 seconds or longer , the operation status[...]
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E-15 Using the Control on Purifier Memory Function / Sensors / Auto Detection Humidity Sensor The humidity sensor fi nds the humidity of room air during operation. Humidity level should be taken as a guide only . The indication may differ fr om hygrometer reading. Humidity will change as temperature changes. Humidity level may [...]
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E-16 Max(Blinkin g Humidify Strong Deodorization Auto Pollen Air Purify Skin Moisturize Memor y Function / Sensor s / A uto Detection (Continued) Adjusting Sensor Sensitivity Setting Sens or sen sitiv it y ca n be adjus ted in 3 -ste p fash ion. In each operation mode, The airflow indicator will b link f or 5 seconds. While the airflow indicato[...]
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E-17 Max(Blinking) Skin Moisturize Humidify Strong Deodorization Aut o P ollen Air Purify Useful Feature Dimmer Contr ol If you fee l uncom for t ab le abo ut indi cator lig hting s when you g o to slee p, pres s button on the pur ifie r uni t for 3 se conds o r long er to dim the i ndicato rs . Pr ess button for 3 seconds or longer . The indic[...]
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E-18 When the “Clean Humidifying Filter” Indicator Comes On Cleaning Remove the water tank, and then pull out the water tray . Remove the humidifying filter from the water tray . Clean the humidifying filter , water tray and tray cover . Install the water tray , and then mount the water tank. Plug the power cord in AC outlet and press the r ese[...]
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E-19 W ater T ank (Guide for c leaning: Daily) Change water daily with fresh tap water . Discard r emaining water in the tank if any . Pour small quantity of tap water , tighten the cap firmly and shake to wash. (Change water and repeat the steps 2-3 times.) Humidifying Filter (Guide f or cleaning: Once a month) Submerge the humidifying[...]
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E-20 W ater T ray / T ray Co ver (Guide f or cleaning: Once a month) W ash with water to remove dirt. Remove the tray cover . Wipe off water and assemble. Attach the tray cover to the water tray . Remove the tray cover from the water tray . Replacing Humidifying Filter The humidifying fi lter is a consumable part. Replace it using 24 m[...]
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E-21 Pre-filter (Guide f or cleaning: Once a month) Remove the pre-filter . Clean the pre-filter . Remove the panel. Reattach the pre-filter . Reattach the panel. Install the water tray , and then mount the water tank. P .E-9 P .E-8 P .E-8 P .E-9 T o clean the pre-fi lter , follow the steps below . Remove the water tank, and then pull out the [...]
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E-22 Purifier Bod y (Guide for c leaning: Once a month) Wipe off dirt on the purifi er case using a soft cloth that is moistened with water and fully wrung. For heavy dirt, use a soft cloth moistened with neutral detergent thinned with water . After removing dirt, use a dry soft cloth to wipe off moistur e so that no detergent will remain. T o[...]
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E-23 Cleaning Filter Replacement Replacement Interval Filter Replacement The fi lters are consumable parts. The standar d life of the dust fi lter is about 8 years and that of the deodorizing fi lter is about 10 years. T esting was conducted according to JEM1467 of the Japan Electric Machine Industry Association. If 5 cigarettes ar e smoked [...]
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E-24 Replacing the Filter P .E-8 P .E-9 For the fi lters, use the optional EP-A6000-902 (dust fi lter) and EP-A6000-903 (deodorizing fi lter). Remove the water tank, and then pull out the water tray . (This procedure should be done to pre vent water leakage .) When you remove the water tank, water may drip fr om the tank cap. Lay a dry cloth[...]
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E-25 T r oubleshooting Guide Smoke or smell is not efficiently removed, or there is an odor No remote operation Symptom Solution Bef ore asking for repair check the following once again Securely insert the power plug into AC outlet. No air blows out or power does not turn on Is power plug secur ely inserted into AC outlet? Switch on breaker . ?[...]
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E-26 T r oubleshooting Guide (Contin ued) Symptom Solution Chec k to see Humidifying performance is inadequate when operated in the “Humidify” mode Is the airflow rate set to “Auto”? Depending on the place of installation and conditions of use, water may not be consumed. Set the operation mode to “Skin Moisturize” and the airflow ra[...]
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E-27 T roubleshooting Guide Symptom Cause Follo wing Conditions Are Normal Electric components are energized when power is supplied. This is normal. Snapping noise when plugging power cord into AC outlet Vibration is caused by fan rotation. This is normal. Purifier body vibration during the “Max” operation As the unit employs evaporation system[...]
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E-28 Model EP-A7000 Power supply AC220-240V 50-60Hz Airflow switching Max High Medium Silent Power consumption (W) 60 22 14 4 Airflow rate (m 3 /min) 7.0 4.5 3.4 1.0 Applicable floor space 50m 2 Humidifying performance (mL/h) Approx. 670 (Max operation) External dimensions 584(H) x 430(W) x 273(D) mm Weight 10kg Length of power cord Approx. 1.8m Re[...]