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AIR PURIFIER
MODEL
MA-EF503HS-U
MA-EF303HS-U
INSTRUCTION MANUAL
Features
Plasma deodorization
For odors that cannot be removed even with
activated charcoal
HEPA dust filtration
Sensors to detect dust particles,
pollen, and odors
Powerful and quiet
Hand-held remote control
CONTENTS
¡Safety precautions ..........................2
¡Precautions .....................................4
¡Names and functions of parts .........5
¡Effective usage................................7
¡Preparations....................................8
¡Changing the airflow .....................10
¡Plasma air deodorization ..............11
¡Off TIMER operation .....................11
¡Monthly cleaning ...........................12
¡Yearly cleaning..............................13
¡Replacing the filters ......................14
¡Troubleshooting.............................15
¡Specifications ...............(back cover)
In order to ensure correct usage, please read this
instruction manual carefully, and retain it for future
reference.
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
™ AIR PURIFIERMODEL MA-EF503HS-U MA-EF303HS-U INSTRUCTION MANUAL CONTENTS Page ¡Safety precautions ......2 ¡Precautions ........4 ¡Names and functions of parts ..5 ¡Effective usage........7 ¡Preparations........8 Setting the filters Installing the batteries for remote controller ¡Operation (viewing the monitor lamps)..9 ¡Changing the airflow .....10... -
Page 2: Safety Precautions
Electrical shock, short circuit For repair, contact your dealer of Fire, electrical shock, and/or and/or fire may occur as a purchase or Mitsubishi Electric. damage may occur as a result. result. Do not wash the Plasma Do not insert finger or Remove the power plug unit. - Page 3 The unit may crack, resulting in plug and contact your dealer of Explosion and/or fire may electrical shock and/or purchase or Mitsubishi Electric & occur as a result. malfunction. Electronics USA, Inc.. Do not remove the HEPA...
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Page 4: Precautions
This may drastically reduce the service life of the filter as well as If the remote controller becomes inoperable, contact your dealer cause deformation, discoloration of purchase or Mitsubishi Electric. and/or malfunction. When carrying Take note of the following when installing the unit Do not install near or on top of Keep unit at least 3.3 feet (1m) away from... -
Page 5: Names And Functions Of Parts
Names and functions of parts Accessories Main unit Odor sensor Two AA type Detects smell of cigarettes, etc. batteries for the remote controller Remote controller Reset Switch Control panel Press after replacing the filter. Activated charcoal filter Plasma unit HEPA filter Intake grill Air fan Table stand... - Page 6 Names and functions of parts (continued) Control panel Plasma air deodorization Plasma deodorization lamp ON … Plasma deodorization in process Flashing … Error PLASMA MICRO ODOR DUST POLLEN REPLACE FILTER Viewing the monitor lamps Remote sensor Odor monitor (odor sensor) Shows the level of air pollution caused by odor How to use the of cigarette smoke, etc.
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Page 7: Effective Usage
Remote control operation panel POWER Operation switch ¡ Turns the unit ON ¡ Turns the unit OFF Operation mode button AUTO ¡ Switches operation modes. Off TIMER switch Plasma air deodorization switch ¡ Switches the timer ON PLASMA TIMER (on the remote only) ¡... -
Page 8: Preparations
Preparation Setting the filters Installing the batteries for the remote controller Remove the plastics from the HEPA filter and the activated charcoal filter before use. Press the grill-release buttons, and While pushing the cover, slide it then remove the intake grill. forward. -
Page 9: Operation (Viewing The Monitor Lamps)
Operation Using the remote controller On the main unit Press the power button on the main unit to turn on the Press the power button on the remote controller air purifier. to turn on the air purifier. The operation is the same as on the main unit. -
Page 10: Changing The Airflow
Changing the airflow You can select between FAN (manual) and AUTO operation modes. On the main unit Using the remote controller You can select from 5 airflow volumes or AUTO. You can select the airflow volume from the remote controller. The operation is the same as with the main unit. -
Page 11: Plasma Air Deodorization
Plasma air deodorization The unit uses the odor sensor to monitor the level of air pollution, then automatically activates the Plasma to break up odor ingredients in the air. Using the remote controller You can turn the Plasma deodorization function ON or OFF. Since the unit operates intermittently during the Plasma deodorization, a hissing noise may be beeep... -
Page 12: Monthly Cleaning
WARNING Cleaning Sensors, the HEPA Monthly Before cleaning the unit, Maintenance filter, and main unit turn off the power and remove the power plug. Yearly Cleaning the Plasma unit Electrical shock and/or injury may occur as a result. Replacing the filters Monthly cleaning For the best performance from your unit, clean approximately once a month. -
Page 13: Yearly Cleaning
WARNING Before cleaning the unit, turn off the power and remove the power plug. Electrical shock and/or injury may occur as a result. Yearly cleaning Clean at least once a year. Clean the Plasma unit if the Plasma deodorization lamp flashes. Cleaning the dust sensor Cleaning the Plasma unit Remove the cover by depressing... -
Page 14: Replacing The Filters
Use a ball point pen, Model MAPR-E837HFT or a similar pointed Code no. 5D4 C06 object, and press until a beep is heard. To order parts, contact your dealer of purchase Replace the intake grill. or Mitsubishi Electric @ www.plasmapure.com... -
Page 15: Troubleshooting
Should the problem persist after having checked the above list, stop using the unit, remove the power plug and contact your dealer of purchase or Mitsubishi Electric. -
Page 16: Specifications
Specifications Model MA-EF503HS-U MA-EF303HS-U Power supply AC120V 60Hz HIGH Power consumption 160 CFM 106 CFM 102 CFM HIGH 90 CFM Airflow volume 65 CFM 65 CFM 46 CFM 46 CFM 34 CFM 34 CFM 233 Sq.FT 155 Sq.FT Room size 13 ft ×...