Mitsubishi Electric MJ-E16VX-S1 Manuel utilisateur

Operating Before using the unit

Troubleshooting

DEHUMIDIFIER

MODEL

MJ-E16VX-S1

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Features

●Drying inside

●Air Filter and Washable

Photocatalytic Filter

●Easy Dehumidifying/Laundry

Table of Contents page

¡Recommended ways of using the unit

depending on purpose .........................2

¡Frequently Asked Questions ...............3

¡Precautions............................................4

¡Warnings ................................................6

¡Tips on dehumidifying..........................6

¡Names and Functions of Parts ............7

Unit-Control Panel-LCD Panel

(Low Temperature/Defrost/High humidity)

¡Things to be aware of.........................10

¡Before using your dehumidifier.........10

¡Turning the Unit ON and OFF ............12

To turn ON/To turn OFF

Reading the humidity display/Tank full lamp

¡Easy Operation....................................13

EASY DEHUMIDIFYING/LAUNDRY

¡Setting modes .....................................14

LOW, MILDEW GUARD and LOW TEMP/

AUTO/AIR PURIFIER

¡Swing louvre function ........................16

¡Drying inside .......................................17

¡Using the Timer ...................................18

OFF timer operation/ON timer operation

¡Using the Child Lock ..........................20

¡Carrying the Unit.................................20

¡Removing Water from the Tank..........21

¡Continuous Drainage..........................22

¡Maintenance ........................................23

¡Replacing the

Filter and Cartridge

.......25

¡Storage and Disposal .........................25

¡Troubleshooting ..................................26

¡Specifications......................................28

¡In order to ensure correct usage, please read

this instruction manual carefully and retain it for

future reference.

¡Before accepting the Warranty at the time of

purchase, please make sure that the date of

purchase, place of purchase and other items

are correctly filled in the form.

Protect our environment and enrich our lives by

saving energy

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Recommended ways of using the unit depending

Combine operating mode and swing louvre function to get optimum results.

Objective

Recommended

operating

mode

Recommended

swing setting

Procedure

Press the

power button

(the unit turns on)

Page 12

Select the

mode

Page 13-15

Select the

louvre swing

range

Page 16

Drying

laundry

Lowering room humidity Preventing mold/

When you don’t

want to hang the

clothes outside or

it is raining...

When you don’t

know what

humidity level to

set the unit to...

When you want to

set the humidity

level...

When

condensation

occurs indoors...

To prevent

mildew...

LAUNDRY

The unit operates for 12

hours and automatically

switches off.

EASY

DEHUMIDIFYING

The unit operates

until the air is

comfortable.

AUTO

The unit maintains

the set humidity.

LOW TEMP

The unit changes the

airflow according to

room temperature.

MILDEW

GUARD

The unit operates

in mildew sup-

pression mode.

UPWARD

Aim toward clothes.

Turn the power on

Select

LAUNDRY

Select EASY

DEHUMIDIFYING

Select

LOW TEMP

Select

MILDEW

GUARD

Select UPWARD Select any swing setting Select any swing setting

Turn the power on

Switch to

HUMIDITY

SELECTION

Set the

humidity

Turn the

power on

Any swing setting Any swing setting

What

should I

set it to?

I want to

set it to

60%

Before using the unit

Frequently Asked Questions

Room temperature (°C)

Dehumidification capacity (L/day)

13~15

5 1015202530

condensation

To clean

the air

To keep the inside

of closets and

shoeboxes dry...

There is no need for

dehumidification, but you

wish to remove pollen and

dust from the air.

LOW

The dehumidifier

operates regardless

of the humidity level.

REAR

Direct the

air flow

Switch to AIR PURIFIER

Select LOW

Select any

swing setting

Select REAR

Turn the power on

Any swing setting

AIR PURIFIER

The unit operates the air

purifier only.

Why does the dehumidifier seem

to collect less water in winter?

A.When the temperature and humidity are

low, the amount of water collected is

decreased.

In winter, because the temperature is lower than in

summer, the effects of the dehumidifier decrease

dramatically as shown in the graph below.

Although less water collects in the tank, this is not

a malfunction.

•

Why doesn’t the dehumidifier operate?

•

Why does the unit stop operating suddenly?

A.The unit might be in LAUNDRY mode.

The unit operates for 12 hours and automatically

switches off.

The unit might be in EASY DEHUMIDIFYING,

MILDEW GUARD, or AUTO mode.

The unit automatically switches between

dehumidifying, airflow only, and non-operation.

Summer (humidity) Winter (dampness)

* If the temperature is low, but the humidity is high

due to snow or rain, operating the unit in LOW

TEMP mode will yield better results than in LOW

mode.

Values for LOW dehumidifying

operation.

¡The values shown on the graph were measured at

constant temperature and humidity and do not

reflect values obtained in actual usage conditions.

on purpose

Precautions

Do not start/stop the unit by

plugging/unplugging the power

cord.

This may result in fire and/or electric shock.

Do not use extension cords or

multiple head adapters.

This may result in fire, electric shock or

malfunctions.

Do not damage or modify the

power cord or plug.

Do not modify, bundle, twist, bend or heat the

power cord. Do not place under objects or

use with the end close to the plug bent.

The cord may be damaged resulting in fire or

electric shock. (Keep pets from biting the

cord.)

Do not put your fingers

or any long object, into

the air intake/outlet. Do

not touch the swing

louvre.

The internal fan rotates at high speeds, and

such actions may result in injury or

malfunctions.

Do not attempt to repair,

disassemble, or modify the unit.

This may result in fire and/or electric shock.

See the last page for service contact details.

Do not put the unit near heat-

generating devices (such as stoves,

fan heaters, etc.).

The plastic parts may melt causing fire.

Wipe dust off the power plug and

insert the plug firmly.

If the plug is not fully inserted into the

socket, dust may gather on the

connectors which may cause fire and/or

electric shock.

Use 220-240V AC power sockets.

Connecting to power sockets other than 220-

240V AC may result in fire and/or electric

shock.

Remove water that has collected

in the tank.

Accidentally drinking the water or using it for

other purposes may cause illness and/or

unforeseen accidents.

Should abnormal symptoms occur (a

burning smell, etc.), switch off the unit

and unplug it from the socket.

Continuing to operate the unit may result in

fire, electric shock, or malfunctions.

See the last page for service contact details.

The following diagrams indicate

circumstances where danger can result from

mishandling the unit.

Meanings of the graphic symbols used in this manual and

on the unit are explained below.

WARNING

Mishandling may

result in fatal or

serious injuries.

CAUTION

Mishandling may result in

injuries or damage to your

home or property, etc.

Always

follow the

instructions

WARNING

Forbidden

Keep

away

from fire

Do not

disassemble

Do not

subject to

water

Before using the unit

CAUTION

Do not cover the front or side air

intakes or the air outlet with cloth,

curtain, etc.

This results in poor ventilation and

may cause heat generation/fire.

Do not stand on, sit on or lean

against the unit.

The unit may tip over causing injury.

Do not put vases or any other

objects filled with water on the unit.

Water may leak into the unit adversely affecting

electric insulation and cause electric shock

and/or fire by short-circuiting.

Do not use the unit where it may be

exposed to direct sunlight or other weather

conditions. (This unit is for

indoor use only.)

This may cause overheating,

electric shock and/or fire

caused by an electric leak.

Do not use the unit in narrow,

enclosed places such as inside

closets, between

pieces of furniture, etc.

This results in poor

ventilation and may cause

heat generation and/or fire.

Do not use combustion appliances

in the path of the

air outlet.

This may cause

incomplete combustion

in the appliance.

Do not use the unit in places

where chemicals are used (such

as hospitals, factories,

laboratories or beauty salons).

Chemicals and solvents evaporated in the

air may harm the unit and cause water in the

tank to leak, resulting in damage to

property.

Do not use the unit for special

purposes, such as preservation of

food, art or scientific works.

This may negatively affect

the quality of the items stored.

Do not drain water continuously if there

is a possibility that temperature around

the hose could drop to freezing point.

Water inside the hose may freeze and prevent

the water in the tank from flowing out.

The water may leak from the unit and damage

surrounding objects.

Do not use the unit in places

that may be subject to oil or

flammable gas leakage.

Such a leak around the unit may cause

combustion and fire.

Do not remove the

Styrofoam from the

floating element.

The floating element will not

be able to detect a full tank

resulting in water leakage, which may

damage surrounding objects or cause

electric shock and/or an electric leak.

Do not wash the unit

with water. Do not

use the unit where it

is likely to come in

contact with water.

Exposure to water may result in fire or

electric shock caused by an electric leak .

Do not point air-flow from the unit

directly at the body.

If air-flow is directed at

the body for long

periods, it may harm

one’s physical

condition and lead to

dehydration.

Install the unit in a location where

the floor is flat and stable.

If the unit falls over, the water collected in the

water tank may leak damaging surrounding

objects and in turn result in fire or electric

shock caused by an electrical leak.

Grasp the plug and

remove from the

power socket.

When removing the plug from

the power socket, do not pull on it diagonally

or by the cord as this may cause the

projections/wiring to be damaged resulting in

a short circuit, electric shock or fire.

Before moving the unit always

switch it off, unplug it and remove

water from the water tank.

Moving the unit with water in its tank may

cause the water to leak and damage the

surrounding objects and in turn result in

electric shock and/or an electric leak.

Warnings

●

Keep the unit always in an upright position.

Inclining the unit may cause water in the tank

to leak into the unit, resulting in malfunction.

Should this happen contact service number

on the last page for advice.

●Damage to the dehumidifier caused by

atmospheric conditions (ie. Salt or Sulphur)

will not be covered under warranty.

●Do not carry the unit horizontally.

This may result in malfunctions.

Such malfunctions

are NOT covered

under warranty.

CAUTION

After emptying the tank,

transport the unit by grasping

the handle firmly.

Losing your footing while carrying the

unit may cause personal injury or

damage to the floor.

When using the continuous

drainage outlet, make sure to

position the hose so that the

water drains without

obstruction.

The water in the tank may leak and

damage surrounding objects.

When draining water continuously

or left unattended for long periods,

inspect the unit every two weeks.

Do not allow debris to clog the

filter/hose as this may cause over-

heating/leakage.

Use the unit with caution in rooms

where the walls, furniture and art

work are vulnerable to dry air, as it

may cause cracks and warping.

Switch the unit off

and unplug from

the power source

when cleaning it.

When the unit is on, the internal

fan rotates at high speeds and may

cause injury.

Unplug the unit from the power

source when not using the unit

for an extended period of time.

Otherwise it may cause fire and/or electric

shock caused by an electric leak.

Tips on dehumidifying

Drain the water tank before use

Refrain from opening

doors/windows during operation

Drying laundry indoors

Use the dehumidifier in

a small, enclosed room.

Maintain room temperature above 16°C

with a heater.

¡Direct the louvres at the laundry.

¡Space laundry to improve airflow.

¡Drying times will vary depending on the nature of the

laundry and the room temperature. In low

temperatures, drying takes about twice as long as

normal. In low temperatures (10°C), drying takes

about twice as long as when normal (20°C+).

¡The airflow is strongest to the top right of the unit.

Installing your dehumidifier

Make sure to leave some

space around the unit.

<For use in close proximity to

a wall>

Stop the louvre in the

vertical position. Blowing

air at the wall may cause

staining.

Operating noise

Place the unit on top of a mat. This reduces

vibration and noise. It also prevents leaving

depressions on carpets.

At least 50 cm At least

2 cm

At least

20 cm

At least 20 cm

At least

20 cm

Precautions (cont.)

Before using the unit

Names and Functions of Parts

Front

Front Air Intake

Do not block.

Back

Louvre

Continuous drainage

outlet

Power plug

Sensor

Do not cover.

Side air intakes (left/right)

Do not block.

Handle

Raise handle to transport.

Control panel Washable photocatalytic filter

(hereafter: photocatalytic filter) (see box below for discussion)

Supplied with unit.

Fit before use.

Pre-filter

Air filter performance testing facility

Japan Spinners Inspecting Foundation (tested

under JIS L 1902 standards)

Water tank

Front panel

Tank lid

Floating element

Front door

24~25

11 •21

The washable photocatalytic filter is made from

two layers: a white particle filter and a blue air-

freshener filter.

The particle filter removes pollen* and dust

particles.

<Air-freshener Filter>

The special air-freshening agent contained in

the fibres absorbs odorants such as ammonia.

The odorants are broken down by

photocatalysis constantly renewing the air-

freshening properties.

As the filter’s particle and air-freshening

properties are renewed by simply soaking and

leaving it to dry in the sun, the filter can be used

continuously over a long time.

Cigarette smoke and toxins found in smoke,

such as carbon monoxide, cannot be removed

with this filter.

* Diameter of pollen: approx. 10–100µm

What is a washable photocatalytic filter?

It is impossible to remove the back panel

because the two spots shown are fastened with

two special screws.

If the unit malfunctions, contact your Mitsubishi

dealer:

The water tank may contain water residue at

time of purchase. This is from final product

testing at the factory and is not due to a defect.

NOTE

¡Child lock

To set child lock,

press the mode

button for three

seconds.

¡Lamp

Current mode lights.

¡Selection button

Switches modes.

¡Mode button

For switching from

one operating mode

to another.

¡Humidity

Selection

This is used to set the

target humidity.

¡Mode Indicator

Indicates the current

operating mode.

14~15

18~19

Names and Functions of Parts (cont.)

LCD Panel

All indicators on the LCD panel shown below.

Control Panel

¡Humidity Indicator

This indicates the approximate

humidity.

indicates the

current humidity

indicates the

humidity setting in

AUTO mode

The current humidity is

displayed in a range from 30 to

80%.

¡Swing monitor

Indicates the direction

of the swing louvre.

¡Timer display

Displays the time set

for the ON/OFF timer.

Child lock indicator

Displayed while child lock

is active.

¡Swing louvre button

Sets swing louvre direction

or locks it into position.

¡Timer ON/OFF

Sets timer.

18~19

Before using the unit

The indicator comes on if the

room temperature drops below 15°C.

Activating Low Temp mode is

recommended.

¡Information display

Indicates room and unit

condition.

Airflow (dehumidifying) will stop and the

frost that has accumulated inside will be

melted and dropped into the tank when

the indicator is on.

Please wait a moment as operation will

resume in around 5 minutes.

While in DEFROST mode, airflow

(dehumidifying) and the louvre will stop.

The sounds coming from the unit will

also change.

DEFROST will start automatically when room

temperature drops below 15°C (This may be

as often as once every 40 minutes).

The indicator flashes when

the unit is OFF and the humidity in

the room exceeds 75%.

Activating the dehumidifier is

recommended when the

indicator is flashing.

If the High humidity warning is not

used, remove the power plug from

the power socket.

DEFROST Indicator High humidity

warning

Low Temperature

Indicator

¡EASY DEHUMIDIFYING

¡LAUNDRY

¡LOW

¡MILDEW GUARD

¡LOW TEMP

¡AUTO

¡AIR PURIFIER

All modes include

dehumidifier and air

purifier functions.

Air purifier only

operation. The

dehumidifier

function is disabled.

¡Tank full light

This lights up to warn that

the water tank is full.

¡Power lamp

Lights when unit is ON.

¡Power button

Use this to switch the

unit ON and OFF.

¡Air purifier lamp

Lights during air purifier-only

operation.

¡Air purifier button

Switches to air purifier-only

operation.

¡Drying inside lamp

Flashes when drying inside in

progress.

¡Drying inside button

Activates/deactivates drying inside.

You can select from 7 operating modes.

Room temperature may rise

2-4°C during operation

The dehumidifier does not have a cooler function.

Due to heat produced during operation, the room

temperature may rise 2-4°C. As a result, the unit may

blow warm air, but this is not due to a malfunction.

During winter, the air may not feel warm as the

temperature is below body temperature.

The humidity reading on the

unit may differ from a

hygrometer in the same room

Even in the same room, temperature and humidity

levels may differ from place to place. If the

hygrometer and the unit are in different parts of

the room, the humidity levels are prone to differ.

Moreover, humidity levels differ between places

that have good and no airflow.

Use the reading on the unit as an estimate.

Things to be aware of

Before using your

How does the dehumidifier

work?

If you pour cold water into a cup, the air around

it becomes cold, causing water droplets to form

on the surface of the cup.

The dehumidifier takes advantage of this

phenomenon to remove moisture from the air.

1The unit draws air from the room, cools it with

its cooling coil, causing the moisture to

transform into water droplets.

2The water droplets fall into the water tank.

3The dehumidified air is reheated by the

heating coil, and then discharged.

The humidity of the room is thus reduced by

repeating steps 1,2, and 3.

Re-heating coil

Cooling coil

Moist air

Compressor

Dried (warm) air

Water tank

<Cause>

●Inconsistencies

in temperature

and humidity

●Difference in

location

●Difference in

hygrometer

precision

Fitting the

photocatalytic filter

The photocatalytic filter is supplied with

the unit at time of purchase. Fit before

using the unit.

1Remove the photocatalytic filter

from the polyethylene bag.

2Remove the front panel and pre-

filter.

3Fit the photocatalytic filter into

the pre-filter.

With the strips facing up, set the

photocatalytic filter inside the tabs on

the pre-filter.

4Attach the pre-filter and front

panel.

Front panel Pre-filter

1Remove holding

the bottom.

2Remove

holding the

tabs.

Performance is unaffected even if

the metal fins inside the main unit

are slightly bent.

Tabs (6)

Strips

1Attach holding the

tabs.

2Hook the top edge to

the top part of the unit

and push the bottom in.

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