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Care and Cleaning
WARNING
During maintenance you must stop the oper-
ation and remove the power plug from the
electrical outlet.
Electric shock or injury may occur.
CAUTION
Do not wash the main unit with water.
If water gets inside the unit, electric shock or malfunc-
tion may occur.
ATTENTION
• Be careful not to scratch the
front or damage the rear protru-
sions of the removed front panel
.
In particular, the rear protru-
sions function as a safety switch
to turn OFF the power if the front
panel is opened.
If damaged, the unit will not
operate.
NOTE
If the front panel is not correctly set on the main unit,
the unit will not operate.
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Cleaning the pre-filter
Target is once every 2 weeks
1. Remove the front panel.
• Hold the panel removal knobs (two locations, left and right) and
pull the panel toward you raising it up.
2. Remove the pre-filter.
• While holding down the plasma ionizer pull the upper portion
toward you and lift it upward.
3. Clean the pre-filter.
• After using a vacuum cleaner to remove any dust, clean with
water.
• If it is very dirty, use a soft brush or a neutral cleaner to clean then
dry well in the shade.
CAUTION
• Do not dry at a location directly exposed to the sun.
• Do not clean with water hotter than 50
°
C.
• Do not burn with fire.
Color changes or deformation may occur and the unit may become
unusable.
4. Install the pre-filter in its original position.
• Match the lower edge of the pre-filter to the knob of the plasma
ionizer and then insert the hole at the top into the protrusion of the
plasma ionizer.
5. Mount the front panel to the main unit.
(1) Hang the hooks (two) at the top of the front panel on the
grooves of the top of the main unit.
(2) Hold the panel removal knobs (two locations, left and right) and
press into the main unit.
Rear side
Protrusion
Front panel
Knob
(2 locations,
left and right)
Protrusion (6 locations)
Hook (2 locations)
Hole (6 locations)
Protrusion (6 locations)
Hook (2 locations)
Hole (6 locations)
Hook
(2 locations)
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