Mitsubishi Electric Jet Towel JT-MC106G-W-NA User manual

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Hand dryer
MODEL
JT-MC106G-W-NA
Unit color -W（White）
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
■Read the manual thoroughly before using the unit to ensure it is used safely and correctly.
After reading the manual, store it in an easily accessible location for future reference.
You should not attempt to install the unit yourself,
as this may affect the safety and functionality of the unit.
This unit is intended for the purpose of drying hands and is not covered by a warranty if used for any other purpose.
It has no sterilizing or disinfecting functions.
INDEX
Safety Precautions 2
Names of Parts 3
How to use the unit 4
■How to open/close the front cover 4
Precautions for when opening/closing the front cover 4
■If not using for a long period 5
■How to use the unit 5
■Turning the heater on 6
Maintenance 7
Precautions for when opening/closing the front cover 7
①Turning the sensor off before maintenance 8
②Cleaning the unit exterior and hand drying area 8
③Cleaning the air filter 9
④Emptying and cleaning the drain tank 10
Trouble shooting 11
Specifications 12
For User
875HJ9801
Location of Name plate indicating
Model name and Electrical ratings
Input Power: 120 Vac Single-phase
Indoor use only

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Safety Precautions
The dangers arising from improper handling and the extents of the dangers are classified and explained as shown below.
Prohibited
󱾀Do not install in locations where they may be
leakages of combustible gas.
This may cause fires.
󱾀Do not use at locations where salt damage
may occur or where corrosive, neutral or
reductive gases are present.
The above may cause fire, electric shocks or
malfunctions.
Do not
disassemble
󱾀
Do not modify or disassemble the unit.
Doing so may result in fires, electric shocks or
injuries.
󱾀When changing the installation place, consult
your dealer or installer.
There is a risk of injury.
Important !
Follow
instructions.
󱾀Input Power: 120 Vac Single-phase.
Using the incorrect power supply may cause fires,
electric shocks or malfunctions.
󱾀Use exclusive wiring for the power source.
Using this unit with other devices on a branch
socket may cause abnormal heat, which may
cause fires.
Do not use
in the baths/
shower room.
󱾀Do not use in a shower room or other
locations with a great deal of humidity in the
air or where condensation may form on the
unit.
This may cause electric shocks or malfunctions.
Do not allow
the unit
to get wet.
󱾀Do not allow water to get on the unit.
This may cause electric shocks or malfunctions.
Warning The following may lead to death or
serious personal injury if handled
incorrectly.
Prohibited
󱾀This unit is not intended for use by young
children or infirm persons unless they are
adequately supervised by a responsible person
to ensure that they can use the unit safely.
󱾀Do not let children hang from the unit.
Young children should be supervised to ensure
that they do not play with the unit.
󱾀
Do not use for purposes other than drying hands.
Inappropriate use may cause an accident.
󱾀Do not open the front cover too wide.
The front cover may come off, fall and cause
injury or damage.
※The front cover is designed to come off in
order to prevent damage if it is opened at a 90°
angle or more. (refer to Page 4)
Important !
Follow
instructions.
󱾀
Wear gloves during maintenance work.
Not doing so may result in injuries.
󱾀Always use the unit with the drain tank, air
filter and front cover attached.
Any water entering the unit may cause short
circuits, electric shocks or damage.
󱾀If the unit stops working or if a malfunction
occurs, turn off the power switch and ground
fault circuit interrupter at the branch circuit
to prevent an accident before contacting your
dealer for an inspection and repairs.
Failure to do any of the above may result in electric
shocks or short circuits or fires due to short circuiting.
Caution The following may lead to injuries
or damage to property if the unit is
handled incorrectly.
NOTE 󱾀Do not use in the following locations.
󱾁Outdoors 󱾁 Locations where the temperature could be lower than 32F (0C). 󱾁 Locations where there is a lot of dust.
󱾁Locations where the temperature could be higher than 104F (40C). 󱾁 Locations where there is a lot of condensation.
󱾁Locations where salt damage may occur. 󱾁 In vehicles (including ships and airplanes) 󱾁 Near food or tableware
󱾁Locations where the unit is in direct or strong sunlight (may cause the sensor to malfunction).
󱾁Kitchens (Where there is a risk of water splashing.)
󱾁Locations where the unit may come into direct contact with water.
󱾁Rooms that have a sterilization basin, swimming pools baths.
󱾁Locations where corrosive, neutral, or reductive gasses are present. (This may shorten the working life of the unit and/
or cause malfunctions.)
󱾀Do not use with chemicals on your hands.
(This may damage the surface of the unit or cause discoloration or cracking.)
󱾀Please thoroughly wipe off any detergents or chemicals that may be on the unit. Do not use any detergents
other than those that have been prescribed.
(Failure to do so may damage the surface of the unit, or cause discoloration or cracking.)
Please refer to "Maintenance" (Page 7) for details on detergents.
󱾀If water enters the unit, do not let the air filter or intake area come in close contact with water as this may cause
the machine to malfunction or cause the acoustic materials to absorb water and allow bacteria to grow.

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Power light
Front cover
Lid
Drain tank
Water
receiver
area
Hand
drying
area
Air filter Setting switches
Open
Power light
Sensor light
Sensor switch
Heater switch
Heater light
Front cover
Nozzle
Sensor
Names of Parts
※Shaded areas in the figure indicate antibacterial material (excluding outlet nozzle areas).
Inside the front cover
(Refer to "How to open/close the front cover" on page 4)
󱾀Please refer to "Turning the heater on" (Page 6) while turning the
heater on/off.
󱾀Please refer to "Turning the sensor off before maintenance"
(Page 8) while turning the sensor on/off.

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How to use the unit
■How to open/close the front cover
1
Pull the tab for opening the
front cover.
2
Hold the handle are on the
right hand side of the main
unit.
3
Open.
Close the front cover with the procedures for
opening it in reverse.
Close the front cover so that there
is no gap between the front cover
and the main unit and push the tab
in to latch the front cover shut.
NOTE
󱾀Check to see that the front cover is fitted securely.
Press the front cover on the upper and lower parts
against the main unit so that it is securely closed.
Main
unit
Main
unit
Gap
①Close the right side ②Close the left side (both the
upper and lower parts)
Front
cover
Front
cover
Tab
Main
unit
Front cover
Handle
Open
Precautions for when opening/closing the front cover
If the front cover comes off, please reattach it with the
following procedures.
※It is designed to come off in order to prevent damage if it
is opened too wide.
1
Press the bottom connecting part of the
removed front cover into the bottom panel
hook of the unit.
2
Press the top connecting part of the front
cover into the top panel hook of the unit.
3
Check that the front cover is fitted securely.
Click
Gap
Connecting
part of the
front cover
Panel
hook of
the unit
Make sure that there is no gap
between the front cover and the
unit when the front cover is closed.
Pull
Tab
Push
How to close the front cover
How to open the front cover

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Then turn the breaker off.
Rub your hands together after the
water is blown off.
󱾀The dryer starts automatically when your hands
enter the hand drying area.
※Refer to "Hand detection area"
Caution
󱾀Do not use with disinfectants such as
alcohol or chemicals on your hands.
(This may damage the unit.)
■If not using for a long period
■How to use the unit
About 9cm
Hand drying area
Hand detection area
Nozzle
Sensor
• Please use within the area above.
※The hand detection area may differ depending on the environment.
Automatic Stop Function
The power light flashes and the dryer stops automatically if the unit is used continually for more than 40 seconds.
To continue using the hand dryer, remove your hands, and then re-insert them.

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■Turning the heater on
1
Open the front cover.
󱾀Refer to "How to open/close the front cover" on page 4.
2
Press the heater switch or the sensor switch
and let the settings light turn on.
3
Turn the heater switch "ON".
※The heater may not operate during continued use as there is
the danger of scalding when the temperature of the warm air
rises.
The air may not feel warm when the room temperature is low
(68F (20C) or below).
Checking the settings
The heater light and sensor light turn off after about
10 seconds after their settings are made (to save energy).
To check the settings, press either the heater or sensor
switch.
Simple heater
Softens the feeling of cold air.
If the room temperature is above 80F (30C), the heater will stop working to prevent the temperature from rising
too high.
NOTE 󱾀If the room temperature is less than 64F (18C), the air may feel cold.
Front cover
Open
Heater switch
Heater
light
Heater
switch

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Maintenance
Warning
󱾀Always turn off the sensor switch during
maintenance work.
Failure to do so may result in an electric shock.
󱾀Do not allow water to get on the unit.
This may cause electric shocks or malfunctions.
󱾀Wear gloves during maintenance work.
Not doing so may result in injuries.
󱾀Always turn off the sensor switch during
maintenance work.
Caution 󱾀The unit exterior can be cleaned with alcohol, but be sure to wipe off any alcohol that remains
after cleaning.
(Failure to do so may damage the surface of the unit, or cause discoloration or cracking.)
※"Alcohol" means a disinfectant with an ethanol content of 83% or less.
After wiping the unit clean with alcohol, be sure to dispose of any alcohol that has collected in the
drain tank.
※Do not spray alcohol directly onto the unit.
󱾀Do not use any of the following cleaning materials
󱾁 Solvents such as thinner or benzene
󱾁 Acid, alkaline or chlorine detergents 󱾁 Mold and mildew removers
󱾁 Citrus- based or other plant- based detergents 󱾁 Antiseptics.
Please also refrain from using nylon scourers or abrasives.
(They may damage the surface of the unit or cause discoloration or cracking.)
󱾀Disinfectants cause damage to the unit.
NOTE 󱾀When cleaning the unit, use a neutral detergent. (pH: 6 – 8)
(Please do not use plant-based detergents as they may cause damage to plastic parts.)
󱾀When using a chemical cloth, be sure to follow the instructions carefully.
󱾀Factors such as rust may shorten the working life of the unit.
(Damage to the unit caused by the use of prohibited agents
such as solvents, detergents, and abrasives (also damage
due to factors such as rust) is not covered by the warranty.)
󱾀The area that has undergone antibacterial processing
(the shaded area in the right figure) produces
antibacterial effects when bacteria adhere to the
surface.
(The antibacterial effects are not produced when the surface
is unclean.)
Precautions for when opening/closing the front cover
If the front cover comes off, please reattach it with the
following procedures.
※It is designed to come off in order to prevent damage if it
is opened too wide.
1
Press the bottom connecting part of the
removed front cover into the bottom panel
hook of the unit.
2
Press the top connecting part of the front
cover into the top panel hook of the unit.
3
Check that the front cover is fitted securely.
Click
Gap
Connecting
part of the
front cover
Panel hook
of the unit
Make sure that there is no gap between
the front cover and the unit when the
front cover is closed.
Caution

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Maintenance - Continuation
Turning the sensor off before maintenance
1
Cleaning the unit exterior and hand drying area
2
1
Pull the tab, open the front cover and turn the
sensor switch "OFF".
󱾀The sensor light "OFF" is lit.
󱾀Refer to "How to open/close the front cover" on page 4.
2
Wipe the unit exterior, the inside of the front
cover, and the hand drying area with a damp
piece of cloth.
󱾀When it is unclean, wipe it with a piece of damp cloth
that has been soaked in neutral detergent, thoroughly
remove the remaining neutral detergent and wipe it with
a piece of dry cloth.
󱾀Clean the sensor area.
※The sensor may lose its sensitivity and malfunction if
the transparent surface inside the hand drying area
is covered with a white-colored substance. Please
clean it once a week.
3
Clean the dust off of the hook of the
front cover with a commercially available
toothbrush or cotton swab.
NOTE
󱾀The front cover is designed to come off in order to
prevent damage if it is opened too wide.
If it comes off, please reattach it while referring to "Precautions
for when opening/closing the front cover" (Page 4).
4
Turn the sensor switch "ON" and close the front
cover so that there is no gap and push the tab.
󱾀The sensor light "ON" is lit.
Exterior
Nozzle
Sensor
Hand drying area
Panel hook of the unit Hook of the
front cover
Hook of the front cover
Cotton swab,
toothbrush, etc.
Cotton swab,
toothbrush, etc.
Panel hook of
the unit (both the
upper and lower
parts)
2
Open the cover and press the sensor switch.
󱾀The sensor light "OFF" is lit.
Sensor
light
Sensor
switch
1
Pull the tab and open the front cover.
3
Perform cleaning.
󱾀Refer to 2to 4below.
4
After cleaning, turn the sensor switch "ON".
󱾀The sensor light "ON" is lit.
Main unit
Front cover
Tab
Front cover
Open
Front cover
Open
󱾀Water may enter the unit and cause short circuits, electric
shocks or damage if the front cover is left open.
Caution
Pull
Sensor
light
Sensor
switch

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Maintenance - Continuation
Cleaning the air filter
3Around once a week
Caution 󱾀A dirty air filter will shorten the working life of the motor and heater and decrease the drying performance
due to insufficient air volume and air speed and bacteria can grow in the filter area due to dust deposits.
Air filter
Air filter
1
Pull the tab, open the front cover and turn the
sensor switch "OFF".
󱾀The sensor light "OFF" is lit.
4
Reattach the air filter.
󱾀Make sure that the air filter is fitted properly.
(Dirt and dust may get into the unit and shorten its
working life if the air filter is out of position.)
5
Turn the sensor switch "ON" and close the
front cover so that there is no gap and push
the tab.
󱾀The sensor light "ON" is lit.
2
Remove the air filter.
3
Clean the air filter.
󱾀Tap it lightly or vacuum off the dust.
󱾀Wipe with lukewarm or cold water if it is extremely
unclean.
NOTE
󱾀After washing the air filter with water, dry it thoroughly.
Caution
󱾀Never dry the air filter with a heat source such as a hair
dryer.
󱾀Water may enter the unit and cause short
circuits, electric shocks or damage if the front
cover is left open.
Caution
Front cover
Open
Sensor
light
Sensor
switch

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Maintenance - Continuation
Emptying and cleaning the drain tank
4Before it fills up (at least once a week)
󱾀Empty the water in the drain tank at least once a week before the drain water exceeds the full line.
󱾀If the drain water is left inside, it can cause foul odors or the water can spill onto the floor and tarnish it.
1
Pull the tab, open the front cover and turn the
sensor switch "OFF".
󱾀The sensor light "OFF" is lit.
󱾀Refer to "How to open/close the front cover" on page 4.
4
Wash the drain tank and lid, and wipe them
thoroughly.
5
Put the lid back on the drain tank and reattach
it to the main unit.
󱾀Press the lid of the drain tank down using the tabs until
they make clicking sounds, and make sure that it is fitted
properly.
󱾀Push the drain tank all the way into to the main unit and
make sure that it is fitted properly.
2
Remove the drain tank while keeping it
upright.
󱾀Keep it upright when carrying it so that the drain water
does not spill.
Caution
󱾀If it is used after the full line has been exceeded, please
be careful of water spilling out of the overflow hole.
(The full line is reached at 0.6L.)
3
Open the lid and empty out the drain water.
Drain tank Full line
Lid
Drain tank
Overflow hole
Drain tank
Lid
Main unit
Drain tank
Click
6
Turn the sensor switch "ON" and close the
front cover so that there is no gap and push
the tab.
󱾀The sensor light "ON" is lit.
󱾀Water may enter the unit and cause short
circuits, electric shocks or damage if the front
cover is left open.
Caution
Front cover
Open
Sensor
light
Sensor
switch

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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 flashes 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 flashes 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 flashing?
Has the dryer been used continually
for more than 40 seconds?
Are any lights flashing?
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 flash 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
flashing.
The sensor light
and heater light do
not light up.
Turning the heater
off.
The front cover has
come off.

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Model Voltage Frequency Heater Power Input (W) Current (A) Weight (kg) Dimensions (W ×D×H)
JT-MC106G-W-NA Single-phase
120 Vac
60Hz ON 890 7.6 69 7/8×7×18 7/8(in.)
(250 ×170 ×480 (mm))
OFF 600 5.2
• The capacity of the drain tank is 0.6 L.
■Settings and drying times guide
Drying times guide ※Noise
(approx.) 13 seconds (approx.)
64dB
※Drying times are based on Mitsubishi measurements. (50mg of water per hand)
Specifications
Working life of the motor/heater
󱾀The working life of the motor and heater is 7 years when used 200 times per day.
The working life may be shortened if the unit is used in a location where the power supply voltage is high or when
the operation times per user are long.
󱾀No air blows as the motor dies. (There may be odors or noise when the motor dies, but this does not indicate a
malfunction.)
The air becomes cold when the heater dies. Please contact the dealer for a replacement when the heater dies.
(subject to fees)
Tokyo Building 2-7-3, Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 100-8310, Japan