Sharp FU-S63E User manual

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FU-S63E
AIR PURIFIER
OPERATION MANUAL
PURIFICATEUR D’AIR
MANUEL D’UTILISATION
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LUFTREINIGER
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
LUCHTREINIGER
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
Free standing type
Freistehende Ausführung
Type mobile
Vrijstaand type
*Plasmacluster is a trademark of
Sharp Corporation.

Please read before operating your new Air Purifier
The air purifier draws in room air from its air intake, lets the air pass through a
Active Carbon Filter (deodorization filter) and a HEPA Filter (dust collection
filter) inside of the unit, then discharges the air from its air outlet. The air
purifier unit repeats this process by moving its internal fan.
As air passes through, a new HEPAFilter can remove 99.97% of dust parti-
cles, of as small as 0.3 microns. The Active Carbon Filter gradually absorbs
odour elements as they repeatedly pass through the filter. (Odour elements
are absorbed by HEPA Filter as well.)
Some odour ingredients absorbed by the filters may become separated and
may be discharged through the air outlet and result in additional odour. De-
pending on the usage environment, especially when the product is used in a
condition significantly more severe than household use, this odour may be-
come strong in a shorter period than expected.
If the odour persists, then the filters are fully expended and it is necessary to
purchase the optional replacement filter.
NOTE
•The air purifier is designed to remove air-suspended dust and odour, but not harmful gases (for
example, carbon monoxide contained in cigarette smoke). If the odour sources still exist, it cannot
completely remove the odour. (for example, odours from construction materials and pet odours).
• It is suggested to open the window a bit when you are smoking in order to facilitate ventilation.

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FEATURES
ION SHOWER
New ION SHOWER Operation Mode releases
the concentrated Plasmacluster Ions, and
effectivelyremovesthe pollenandmold,and also
controls the activity of airborne virus, mold, and
allergen.
Plasmacluster Ion Control
Your new air purifier will control the ratio of
negativeions andpositive ionsdependingon the
condition of the room.
•Clean Mode
Approximatelythe samenumbersof positiveand
negative ions are discharged.
•AUTO Plasmacluster Ion Mode
The unit detects the dust, mold or airborne
microbes using its sensors, and controls the
generating amount of positive and negative ions
automatically.
When room air is impure, approximately same
numbers of positive and negative ions will be
released.
When room air is clean, negative ions will be
released in an increased rate and controls the
ion balance.
•Filters
1) Washable Active Carbon Filter
Absorbs odour elements.
Washable to maintain optimum deodoriza-
tion performance.
2) HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate
Air) Filter with Microbial control.
High-efficiency particle collection including
pollen and dust.
•Mist Operation Mode
New Ion Mist coats each ion with a water mist
that helps to further reduce odours both in the
air and tactile surfaces.
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CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .... E-2
•WARNING............................................. E-2
• CAUTIONS CONCERNING OPERATION.... E-3
•REMOTE CONTROL LIMITATIONS ..... E-3
•INSTALLATION GUIDELINES .............. E-3
•FILTER GUIDELINES ........................... E-3
PART NAMES.................................... E-4
•MAIN UNIT DISPLAY............................ E-4
• INCLUDED............................................ E-4
• BACK .................................................... E-5
PREPARATION.................................. E-6
•FILTER INSTALLATION ........................ E-6
•POUR WATER INTO THE TANK .......... E-8
•INSERTING BATTERIES
IN THE REMOTE CONTROL ............... E-9
•REMOTE CONTROL USE.................... E-9
OPERATION .................................... E-10
•MAIN UNIT OPERATION.................... E-10
•REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION .....E-11
•MAIN UNIT INDICATOR ..................... E-12
CARE AND MAINTENANCE........... E-14
•MIST UNIT .......................................... E-14
•TANK................................................... E-16
• WASHABLE ACTIVE CARBON FILTER CARE . E-16
•MAIN UNIT.......................................... E-17
• PRE-FILTER ....................................... E-17
• SENSORS .......................................... E-17
•FILTER REPLACEMENT
GUIDELINES ...................................... E-18
TROUBLE SHOOTING.................... E-19
SPECIFICATIONS ........................... E-20
INFORMATION ON PROPER DISPOSAL ..... E-21
ThankyouforpurchasingtheSHARPAir Pu-
rifier.Pleasereadthismanualcarefullyforthe
correct usage information. Before using this
product, be sure to read the section: “Impor-
tant Safety Instructions.”
After reading this manual, retain it in a con-
venient location for future reference.

When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be followed, including the
following:
WARNING - To reduce the risk of electrical shock, fire or injury to persons:
•Read all instructions before using the air purifier.
•Use only a 220-240 volt outlet.
•Do not use the air purifier if the power cord or plug is damaged or the connection to the wall
outlet is loosened.
•Periodically remove dust from the power plug.
•Do not insert fingers or foreign objects into the intake or air outlet.
•When removing the power plug, always hold the plug and never pull the cord.
Electrical shock and/or fire from short circuit may occur as a result.
•Do not remove the power plug when your hands are wet.
•Do not use this air purifier near gas appliances or fireplaces.
•Remove the power plug from the wall outlet before cleaning the unit and when not using the
unit.
Electrical shock from bad insulation and/or fire from short circuit may occur as a result.
•If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent,
Sharp authorized Service Centre or similarly qualified person in order to avoid a hazard.
•Do not operate when using aerosol insecticides or in rooms where there is oily residue, incense,
sparks from lit cigarettes, chemical fumes in the air or in very high humidity condition, such as a
bathroom.
•Be cautious when cleaning the air purifier. Strong corrosive cleansers may damage the exterior.
•Only Sharp Authorized Service Centre should service this air purifier. Contact the nearest Service
Centre for any problems, adjustments, or repairs.
•The batteries must be removed from the remote control before disposal, and the batteries must be
disposed of safely.
•When carring the Main Unit, please remove the Tank and MIST Tray and hold the Handles on both
sides.
•Do not drink in jest the water in the MIST Tray or Tank.
It may cause illness.
•Change the Tank water every day with fresh tap water.
Keep inside the Tank clean. (See Tank maintenance E-16)
Leaving water in the Tank will result in mold, bacteria, and bad odours.
In rare cases, this bacteria cause harmful physical effects.
•When not in use, dispose the water in the Tank and MIST Tray.
Leaving water in the Tank and MIST Tray will cause mold and bacteria.
NOTE - Radio or TV Intreference
Ifthis airpurifier shouldcause interference toradio ortelevision reception,tryto correctthe interference
by one or more of the following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation distance between the air purifier and radio/TV receiver.
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con-
nected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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CAUTIONS CONCERNING OPERATION
• Do not block the intake and air outlet.
•Do not use the unit near or on hot objects, such as stoves or heaters or where it may come into
contact with steam.
•Do not lay the unit down when using.
• Always hold the handle on the back of the unit when moving it.
Holding the front panel when carrying may cause it to detach, thus dropping the unit and resulting in
bodily injury.
•Do not operate the unit without the filter.
•Do not wash and reuse HEPA filter .
It not only it does not improve filter performance, it may cause electric shock or malfunction.
•Clean the exterior with a soft cloth only.
The unit surface may be damaged or cracked.
In addition, the sensors may malfunction as a result.
REMOTE CONTROL LIMITATIONS
DO NOT USE THE REMOTE CONTROL IN THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
•Any location where there is inverter lighting equipment or electronic spontaneous lighting
equipment
The remote control may become inoperative. In this case, move away from such lighting equipment
or change direction.
•Location exposed to direct sunlight or fluorescent.
The unit may not receive signals from the remote control.
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
•During the operation of the product, please place the unit at least 2m away from equipments
which involve electric wave such as televisions, radios or wave clocks, in case electrical
interference occurs to such equipments.
•Avoid a location where the sensor is exposed to direct wind.
The unit may not operate properly.
•Avoid locations where curtains, etc., come into contact with the intake or air outlet.
Curtains, etc., may become dirty or a malfunction may occur.
•Avoid locationswhere theunit isexposed to condensation,due todrastic temperaturechanges.
(Use under appropriate conditions between 5 and 35˚C in the room.)
•Place on a stable surface with sufficient air circulation.
When placing the unit on a heavily carpeted area, it may cause the unit to vibrate slightly.
When placing the unit on an uneven surface, the water may leak from the Tank.
• Do not install when there is generation of lampblack, such as in a kitchen, etc.
The unit surface may crack or the sensor may malfunction as a result.
•Leave about 60cm of space from the ceiling and wall.
The wall behind the air outlet may become dirty as time passes. When using the unit for extended
period of time in the same location, use a vinyl sheet, etc., to prevent the wall from becoming dirty. In
addition, periodically clean the wall.
FILTER GUIDELINES
•Follow the instructions in this manual for correct care and maintenance of the filters.

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PART NAMES
MAIN UNIT DISPLAY
INCLUDED
Remote Control (1 unit)
Battery (AAA battery x 2 )
•Operation manual
Dust Sensor
MIST Unit Indicator Light
MIST Unit Reset Button
ION SHOWER Indicator Light
ION SHOWER Mode Button OFF Timer Display Indicator Lights
Plasmacluster Indicator Light
Hook
Front Panel
Remote Control
(Dust Sensor Cover)

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Front Air
Outlet
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Handle
Power Cord
Power Plug
BACK
(Shape of plug depends on country.)
Date Label
Rear Air Outlet
MIST Operation Indicator Light
CLEAN-SIGN Light
Fan Speed Indicator Light
Pollen Mode Indicator Light
AUTO Operation Indicator Light
Power ON/OFF Button
Mode Selection Button
Remote Control Receiver
Odour Sensor
Temperature / Humidity Sensor
Tank
Tank Cap
Filter Frame
HEPA Filter (white)
Active Carbon Filter (black)
Pre - Filter
MIST Unit
MIST Filter Set
• MIST Filter
• MIST Filter Frame
MIST Tray Cap
Float
MIST Tray
MIST Tray Top

PREPARATION
To maintain the quality of the filters, they are installed in the main unit and packed in the
plastic bags. Be sure to remove the filters from the plastic bags before using the unit.
Remove the filters
Remove the Front Panel.
Remove the ActiveCarbonFilter(black) and HEPA Filter (white) from
the plastic bags.
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Be sure to remove the power plug from the wall outlet.
FILTER INSTALLATION
Pull out the Filter Frame and remove the Pre-Filter.
Push in the hooks, then pull
the Front Panel.
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2
1
Remove the HEPA Filter.
Preparing Active Carbon Filter.
3
Front Panel
Hook
Pre-Filter
Filter Frame
Active Carbon Filter
(At open)
Pre-Filter
HEPA Filter
Filter Frame
Active Carbon Filter HEPA Filter
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Install the filters
Place the HEPA Filter within the
Filter Frame.
Do not install the filter backwards or the
unit will not operate properly.
Place the Active Carbon Filter on top
of the HEPA Filter with the bands (2
places) facing up.
Fill in the usage start date on the
Date Label.
Place the Pre-filter through the
bands (2 places) located at the
corners of the Active Carbon
Filter.
2
1
Insert the tabs of the pre-filter into the as-
sociated holes of the Filter Frame.
Mount the Filter Frame to
the main unit.
3
Replace the Front Panel back
onto the main unit. 4
5
Use the date as a guide for the Filter Re-
placement schedule.
Pleasemake sure thatthe HEPAFilter
is placed in proper orientation.
Side View
HEPA
Filter
Filter Frame
Active Carbon
Filter
Band
Tabs (4 places)
Holes
Main unit
Filter Frame
Front Panel
Date Label
2

PREPARATION
Pour water into the Tank
3
2
1
4
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Hold the tank handle and remove the
tank. Tank Handle
Tank
Tank Cap
Tank
Tank Cap
Remove the tank cap and pour water.
•Use drinkable tap water.
(Generally speaking, tap water is sterilized with
chlorine to suppress propagation of bacteria.)
•Change the tank water every day with fresh tap
water.
After supplying water, securely
tighten the tank cap.
•Check to see that there is no water leak.
•Be sure to wipe off any excess water around
the tank.
•When carrying the tank, hold it with both
hands so that the tank opening is facing up.
Mount the tank to the main unit.
•Insert the tank cap into the dented part of the
unit.
•Make sure the tank is firmly attached by
pushing it in until you hear a click.
CAUTION
•Do not expose the unit to water. Short circuit and/or electrical shock may occur as a result.
•Do not use hot water (of 40˚C or higher), chemical agents, aromatic substances, dirty water,
etc. Deformation and/or malfunction may occur as a result.
•Do not use mineral water, ionized alkaline water, well water, purified water, etc. Propagation
of mold fungus and bacteria may occur as a result.
•Securely tighten the tank cap. If the tank cap is difficult to tighten, loosen the cap one full turn
to properly set the cap to the tank.
This product can be used as an air purifier without putting water in the tank.

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•The battery life is about 1 year.
•The batteries for this remote control are for initial use only . Change the batteries
when necessary.
• Incorrect usage of the batteries may cause battery fluid leakage and/or damage.
Take care of the following when handling:
•When replacing the batteries, replace both batteries with new ones of the same
type. (Use 2 AAA manganese batteries.)
•When not using the unit or remote control for an extended period, remove the bat-
teries.
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Battery Information
INSERTING BATTERIES IN THE REMOTE CONTROL
Remove the back cover
Press and slide the back cover to
remove.
Insert batteries
Insert batteries with and as
shown below.
Close the back cover
REMOTE CONTROL USE
•Operate with the remote control facing the
main unit receiver.
•The signal range is about 7m.
•Make sure there are no objects blocking
the path of the signal.
•Abeep sound will be heard from the main
unit when a signal is received.
NOTE
•Avoid dropping or damaging the remote
control, using in a high humidity condition,
in direct sunlight or near a heat source.
1
2
3
Receiver
Transmitter
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＋
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OPERATION
MAIN UNIT OPERATION
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Main Unit Controls
• AUTO
•POLLEN
•SILENT
• MEDIUM
•MAX
Power ON/OFF Button
• Used to start operation (short beep) and stop operation (long beep)
•Plasmacluster Indicator Light and Fan Speed Indicator Light turn on/off.
•Unless unplug the power cord, the operation starts in the previous mode the unit was
operated in.
•When stop operation during ION SHOWER Operation, the unit will back to the prior
operation of ION SHOWER Operation.
MODE Selection Button
•The operation mode can be switched, and the Indicator Light will turn on.
AUTO operation
The fan speed is automatically switched
(HIGH*, MEDIUM, SILENT) depending on
the amount of impurities in the air. The
sensors detect the impurities for efficient air
purification.
POLLEN mode operation
The unit will operate at HIGH* fan speed for
10 minutes, then will alternate between
MEDIUM and HIGH* for 20 minutes.
10 minutes: HIGH fan speed
20 minutes: MEDIUM fan speed
20 minutes: HIGH fan speed
SILENT operation
Theunitwilloperate quietly
using minimal air intake.
MEDIUM operation
The unit will operate at a
fan speed of MEDIUM.
MAX operation
The unit will operate at a
fan speed of MAX.
*HIGH fan speed is an intermediate speed
between MEDIUM and MAX.
Operation Mode Indicator Light
Mode Selection Button
Power ON/OFF Button
1
2
ION SHOWER Mode Button
When pushing the ION SHOWER Mode button, the ION SHOWER operation
will be activated. (Direct start is available even when the unit is not turned on.)
The concentrated Plasmacluster Ions (ION SHOWER) will be generated in
the room like a shower for 15 minutes, repeating the airflow cycles between
strongand gentle.(The PlasmaclusterIndicator Light repeatsitscolour cycles
between blue and green.), and effectively controls the airborne dust, pollen,
mold, and allergen.
• When the operation finishes, the unit will return to the prior operation.
•When pushing the ION SHOWER button while the ION SHOWER operation
mode is working, the unit will return to the prior operation.
ION SHOWER Mode Button

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Off Timer Button
Theset timeswitches everytime
the button is pressed as shown
below.
1 hour
Cancel
4 hours
REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
Operations available with
the Remote Control
• AUTO
•MANUAL
•POLLEN
•OFF TIMER
• Lights ON/OFF
Plasmacluster Ion mode
selections
• AUTO
•CLEAN
•OFF
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POWER ON/OFF Button
•When you press the POWER
ON/OFF Button, a short
beep will sound and opera-
tion will start in AUTO Mode.
•Unlessunplug thepowercord,
the operation starts in the
previous mode the unit was
operated in.
•To stop, press the POWER
ON/OFF Button again.
Along beepwill soundandop-
eration will stop.
Auto (Fan Speed) Button
The fan speed switches auto-
matically depending on the
amount of impurities in the air.
•The indicator light shows the
remaining time.
•The unit will stop operation
when the timer is up.
Transmitter
LIGHTS ON/OFF Button
Switches the Plasmacluster
IndicatorLight,CLEAN-SIGN
Light and MIST Operation
Indicator light either ON or
OFF.
Pollen Mode Operation
Button
See Page E-10
Plasmacluster Ion Mode Selections
Manual (Fan Speed) Button
The fan speed can be
switched among Silent,
MEDIUMand MAXsettings.
Mode
AUTO
CLEAN
OFF
Colour of Plasmacluster
Indicator Light Operation
Green
The room air is clean.
Blue
The room air is impure.
First 10 minutes sinceAUTO
mode is selected.
(regardless of air condition)
The air environment is
favourable for activation of
mold, virus, and allergen.
Blue
Off
The unit detects the dust, mold or airborne
microbes using its sensors, and controls the
generating amount of positive and negative ions
automatically.
When room air is impure, approximately same
numbers of positive and negative ions will be
released.
When room air is clean, negative ions will be
released in an increased rate and controls the
ion balance.
Thesamenumbersof positiveand negativeions
are discharged.
The generation of ions will stop.
SILENT MED MAX

OPERATION
Blue light
When the Plasmacluster ion operation is in Clean Mode, or inAUTO Mode and the air in the
room is impure, the Plasmacluster Ions will be released continuously.
Green light
When the Plasmacluster ion operation is in theAUTO Mode and the air in the room is clean,
this light will be activated and the unit will release the negative ions in the increased rate and
controls the ion balance.
Cycles of blue and green.
When the Plasmacluster ion operation is in the ION SHOWER Mode,
Plasmacluster indicator Light will repeart its colour cycles between blue and green.
Light off
There are no Plasmacluster ions being generated.
•The light can be turned off by using the ‘Lights ON/OFF Button’ on the Remote Control. In
this case, Plasmacluster ions are generated.
(Please turn off the light when not required.) (See Page E-11)
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MAIN UNIT INDICATOR
ION SHOWER Indicator Light
MIST Unit Indicator
Light
CLEAN-SIGN Light
MIST Operation
Indicator Light
Plasmacluster Indicator Light
ION SHOWER INDICATOR LIGHT
MIST Unit INDICATOR LIGHT
The ION SHOWER Operation is working when the ION SHOWER Indicator Light
activates.
Clean the MIST Filter when the MIST Filter Indicator Light activates.
(The indicator light will be activated in about 1 month, when using the unit with
mist operation 24 hours day, every day.) (See Page E-14)
PLASMACLUSTER INDICATOR LIGHT
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CLEAN-SIGNLIGHT
Thecolourchanges accordingto
the air condition.
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Very Impure (Red)
Slightly Impure (Orange)
Clean (Green)
MIST Operation Indicator Light
Operating this product with water in its MIST Tray will prompt the
MIST Operation Indicator Light (green) to turn on, and vaporized
mist will come out automatically. To stop the vaporized mist from
being released, discard water from the tank and MIST Tray.
•The MIST Operation Indicator Light will blink for 5 minutes when the tank
water is gone, and eventually it will turn off.
•The MIST Operation Indicator Light may not correctly display if the main
unit is not sitting up straight.
When the sensors detect polluted air, air flow is increased to release
more vaporized mist and raise its air-purifying function; a healthy
environment with the appropriate humidity will be achieved.
•The amount of released vaporized mist also changes, depending on
humidity and temperature-related conditions.
DETERMINING THE BASE IMPURITY RATE
For the first 30 seconds after the power plug is inserted into the wall outlet, the unit will
check the conditions of the air. If operation is set to ON during this time, the CLEAN-SIGN
LIGHT will alternately flash in green, orange and red.
(Green)
(blinking 5min.) (OFF)
The light changes according
to the Tank condition.
Water is in
the Tank.
No water is
in the Tank.
ABOUT THE CLEAN-SIGN
•The condition of the CLEAN-SIGN depends on the room air condition detected by the Dust and
Odour Sensors when the plug is inserted into the wall outlet.
•It is possible to have a green CLEAN-SIGN with impurities in the air at the time that the air purifier
was just introduced to the room environment. After a while, however, the base impurity rate will be
adjusted to detect room air condition correctly.
•Use the Lights ON/OFF Button on the remote control to turn off the Indicator lights.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
MIST UNIT
To maintain optimum performance of this air purifier, please clean the unit including the
sensor and filters periodically.
When cleaning the unit, be sure to unplug the power cord, and never handle the plug with
wet hands. Electrical shock and/or bodily injury may occur as a result.
The frequency of maintenance (descaling) will depend on the hardness of the water that you
use; the harder the water the more often descaling will be necessary.
Remove THE MIST Unit.
1
2
Remove the front panel and the filter
frame. (See Page E-6)
3
Remove the tank.
•Be careful of the
water drops that may
fall.
•Remove all the water
drops that are on the
tank cap before you
pull out the tank.
Take the MIST Unit from the Main
Unit.
•Use both hands to pull out the MIST
Unit to avoid spilling of water.
Take apart the MIST Unit.
Remove the MIST Tray Cap and drain
the water by tilting the MIST Unit slowly.
MIST Tray Cap
Remove the MIST Filter Set from the
MIST Tray.
•Be careful of the water drops that may
fall.
•Do not take the MIST Filter out of a
MISTFilterframe, tomaintain itsshape.
Remove the MIST Tray Top.
Carefully remove the MIST Tray Top.
If excessive force is applied all at once
it may get damaged.
MIST Tray Top
MIST Tray
Preparing the descaling
solution.
Citric acid, available at some drugstores, or
100% bottled lemon juice are used for
descaling. Choose either one to use, and
prepare the descaling solution.
<For using citric acid>
Dissolve3 teaspoons ofcitric acid and600 ml ofluke-
warm water in a suitable container, and stir well.
<For using lemon juice>
Use only bottled 100% lemon juice with no pulp
(please check before using and strain through a fine
strainer there seems to be some pulp). Pour 50 ml of
lemon juice and 600 ml of luke-warm water in a
suitable container, and stir well.
MIST Filter
set MIST Frame
Care Cycle 2 weeks
The MIST Filter Indicator Light up.
MIST Tray
MIST Filter

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Presoak the mist filter set in
the solution prior to cleaning.
When using lemon juice,
it is recommended to
presoak longer than citric
acid.
Do not take the MIST Filter out of the
MIST Filter Frame. If the MIST Filter is
taken out of the Frame by mistake, put it
back in the frame, as shown in the
diagram below.
5
6
7
8
9
10
MIST Filter
MIST Filter Frame
Rinse the MIST Filter set with
water.
•Change the water and repeat this
procedure 2-3 times.
•Use clean water each time.
•Inadequaterinsing maycausecitric acid
odour or changes in the shape/colour of
the main unit.
Replacement Filter
See Page E-18
Wash inside the tray with water
to remove impurities.
•Do not remove the
float (Styrofoam).
•Clean difficult-to-
reach parts with a
cotton-tipped swab
or tooth brush.
Put the MIST Tray Cap back on
to close it.
Make sure that the cap is closed by
pushing the whole circumference of the
cap.Failure inclosing the capcompletely
may result water spills.
Attach the MIST
Filter set to the
MIST Tray.
MIST Tray
Put back the MIST Filter Set and
MIST Tray in the main unit.
Pluginthe product and press the
MIST Unit Reset Button on the
main unit.
MIST Unit
Reset Button
When Float comes off, please insert the tabs
oftheFloatinto theholes ofMistTray asshown
in the diagram below.
Float
Hole in MIST Tray
MIST Tray
MIST Filter Set
MIST Filter Set
MIST Tray Cap
Tabs

Fill a large container with warm
water, add a mild kitchen detergent
and stir.
WASHABLE ACTIVE CARBON FILTER CARE
HAND WASH ONLY!
DO NOT TUMBLE DRY!
Dilute as indicated
on the detergent
container.
Allow the filter to soak approxi-
mately 30 minutes before washing.
If the filter surface is
very dirty, scrub with
an old toothbrush.
Rinse thoroughly with
clean water.
CAUTION
Ifrinsing ina container,be
sure to rinse 3 to 4 times
sothat the odour isrinsed
thoroughly from the filter.
Remove excess water.
Thefilterwill besaturated withwaterafterrins-
ing. To decrease drying time, wrap the filter
in an old thick towel so that excess water can
be removed.
CAUTION
Drythefilteroutdoors
if possible in a well
ventilated area.
CAUTION
•The wet filter is heavy. Fix it securely for
drying to make sure it does not fall down.
•The filter takes longer to dry in winter, on
rainy days. Wash it on a day when the
weather is good and dry it in the sun.
Move it indoors at night to prevent freez-
ing.
•Dry the filter outdoors in a well ventilated
area. If dried indoors, the water dripping
off the filter may soil your floor.
•Make sure that the activated carbon has
not shifted to one side inside the filter. If it
has, distribute it evenly with your fingers.
•Let the filter dry thoroughly.
If used while the filter is still moist, then
the air that is exhausted from the main
unit will have an odour. It may take 1 or 2
days to dry.
Reinstalling the Filters.
1
2
3
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
TANK
Tank
With a small amount of water inside and the tank cap closed, wash
the tank set by shaking it.
When using a kitchen detergent, dilute the detergent with water and
rinse it thoroughly.
•Some carbon may ad-
here to the towel, but it
is harmless.
•Itis notallowedto wring
out the filter.
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Reinstall the filters as shown on Page
E-6,7
Care Cycle Every day
Care Cycle 2 months

ENGLISH
FRANÇAIS
NEDERLANDS
DEUTSCH
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To prevent dirt or stains on the main unit, clean as often as necessary. If stains are allowed to
remain, they may become hard to clean.
Wipe with a dry, soft cloth
For stubborn stains or dirt, use a soft cloth dampened with warm water.
Do not use volatile fluids
Benzene, paint thinner, polishing powder, etc., may damage the surface.
Do not use detergents
Detergent ingredients may damage the unit.
Keep the unit away from water
MAIN UNIT
PRE-FILTER
Pre-Filter
SENSORS (DUST SENSOR, ODOUR SENSOR, TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY SENSOR)
Sensor Cover
Hole of Temperature/Humidity Sensor
Hole of Dust Sensor
As shown in a figure, clean the top surface of the
Pre- Filter lightly with a vacuum cleaner.
When Pre-Filter is very dirty, wash it in water with
mild kitchen detergent and dry Pre-Filter well in
the shade.
Remove dust from the surface of the hole of the sensors using a vacuum cleaner.
SENSOR FILTER CARE (The sensor Filter is in the sensor cover.)
Detach the sensor filter and tap it lightly with your hand to remove the dust.
If it is very dirty, wash it with water and then allow it to dry thoroughly.
Sensor Filter
It does not have a front
and a back.
Hole of Odour Sensor
(Whenthesensor cover is removed,
it will be seen.)
Care Cycle 1 month
Care Cycle 2 months
Care Cycle 2 months

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
FILTER REPLACEMENT GUIDELINES
The replacement period differs depending on the room environment, the usage hours
and location of Air Purifier.
If dust or odours persists, replace the filters.
(Refer to “Please read before operating your new Air Purifier”)
MIST Filter
HEPA Filter / Washable Active Carbon Filter
Guide for filter replacement timing
•Filter life can be greatly reduced in poor environments.
The presence of cigarette smoke, pet dander and other concentrations of airborne particles
will cause filters to become clogged in less time. Please check filters regularly and replace
as needed.
Up to 5 years after opening
Replacement Filters Model: FZ-P63SEF
• HEPA Filter : 1 unit
• Washable Active Carbon Filter : 1 unit
REPLACING THE FILTERS
1.See page E-6,7 for directions on how to install the filters when replacing.
2.Fill in the usage start date of the filters on the Date Label.
Disposal of Filters
Please dispose of replaced filters according to the local disposal laws and regulations.
HEPA Filter materials:
• Filter: Polypropylene • Frame: Polyester
Active Carbon Filter Materials:
• Deodorizer: Activated charcoal • Net: Polypropylene 60%, Polyester 40%
Up to 1 years after opening
Model: FZ-S63MF
• MIST Filter : 1 unit
Guide for filter replacement timing.
• The Mist Filter life can be greatly reduced in poor environments.
Please exchange the Mist Filter, even if within 1 year after opening, if the following conditions
appear:
•Mineral deposits (white, black, or red masses) do not come off after cleaning or the Mist
Filter is still dirty.
•Severe damage or change of shape has resulted.
Replacement Filters
REPLACING THE FILTERS
1.See page E-14,15 for directions on how to install the filters when replacing.
2.Fill in the usage start date of the filters on the Date Label.
Disposal of Filters
Please dispose of replaced filters according to the local disposal laws and regulations.
MIST Filter materials:
• Rayon , Polyester