Mitsubishi Electric MA-E85R-A - User Manual

Page 2 - Quickly eliminates contamination in the air before it spreads; Frequently Asked Questions; Features

<Manual> Turbo <Auto> Normal/Turbo <Auto> Night <Manual> Silent <Manual> Silent/Low/Middle/ High/Turbo For quick and powerful automatic removal of contamination and odor from the air For continuous operation For quiet operation For automatic removal of contamination and...

Page 3 - Before Installation; Installation Procedure; When Moving the Unit; Points to Note

3 Before Use l Before Installation The positions of the air inlets, outlet, PM2.5 Sensor, and odor sensor are as shown in the diagram on the right. Observe the following points. Do not block the air inlets and outlet by placing an object near it. → The air purification function will deteriorate. Do ...

Page 4 - WARNING; Safety Precautions

4 To prevent personal injury, injury to others, or property damage, the following precautions must be observed. WARNING Indicates a hazard caused by mishandling that may result in death or serious injury. CAUTION Indicates a hazard caused by mishandling that may result in a minor injury or damage ...

Page 5 - Attentions; CAUTION

5 Before Use Do not allow flammable gas to be sucked inside or use the unit where flammable gas accumulates. (Factory, beauty salon, etc.) This may cause fire . Do not place the unit close to flammable objects or objects lit with fire, such as cigarettes or incense sticks. This may cause fire . Do n...

Page 6 - Main Unit; Front; Names and Functions of Parts

6 Main Unit Front Rear Odor sensor Detects cigarette odor and other odors. P.7, 14 Control panel Platinum catalyst Special washable activated charcoal filter (Activated charcoal filter) Consumable part P.16 Pre-filter unit (How the Cleaning Mechanism Works P.11 ) Pre-filter P.8, 12–13 Blower fan Two...

Page 7 - Control Panel

Odor monitor The state of air contamination from cigarette odor and other odors is detected by the odor sensor and then indicated. PM2.5 monitor The state of contamination from PM2.5 and other small particles is detected by the PM2.5 Sensor and then indicated. Dust monitor The state of air contamina...

Page 8 - Preparation

8 Take the activated charcoal filter out of its plastic bag and then install it. 1 Remove the inlet panel. Pull the inlet panel toward you while pressing the levers at the bottom. Lever 2 Remove the filters. 1 Pre-filter unit Turn the knobs on the left and right and then remove the pre- filter unit....

Page 9 - Insert the power plug into the power outlet.; Change the operation.; Press; To end operation; Press; Operation

Air volume Normal Night Turbo 9 Before Use Select from Manual operation (five air volume levels), Auto operation (Normal, Night and Turbo). Insert the power plug into the power outlet. Insert the power plug, wait for the “blip” sound, and then press the operation On/Off switch. (If operation does no...

Page 10 - Operating the Louvre; Smart Search; Adjusting the Sensitivity of the PM2.5 Sensor; When operation is OFF

10 When Smart Search is turned ON, the louvre moves in 5 stages and automatically searches for contamination in the air. It can be used in any operation mode. Operating the Louvre Blip Press l The Smart Search lamp lights up. l The operation switches between OFF and ON each time you press the switch...

Page 11 - How the Cleaning Mechanism Works

Automatic cleaning is not performed while the Clean Dust Box lamp is lit. Empty the dust box and then reset it. P.14 11 Operation A cleaning mechanism inside the main unit cleans the pre-filter automatically. The pre-filter is cleaned automatically in the following cases. l When the Auto Cleaning sw...

Page 12 - Cleaning; Timing and Parts to Clean; When Dirty; Remove the inlet panel,

Main unit HEPA filter, pre-filter, and dust box unit 12 To maintain the performance, perform cleaning regularly. When you clean the unit and filters, always wear a mask and gloves, and wash your hands thoroughly after cleaning. Cleaning l Main unit P.12 l HEPA filter, pre-filter, and dust box unit P...

Page 13 - dust box unit

HEPA filter, pre-filter, and dust box unit 13 Maintenance When Dirty 4 Wash the pre-filter in water and then allow it to dry sufficiently in the shade. Wash with a soft sponge or the like. Do not use a brush or the like. This may damage the pre-filter. 5 Clean the cleaning brush. Suck up the dust wi...

Page 14 - Approximately Once a Month; Approximately Once Every Six Months

Sensors (Odor sensor and PM2.5 Sensor) Lens of PM2.5 Sensor Dust box 14 Approximately Once a Month 1 Remove the inlet panel. P.8 2 Suck up the dust with a vacuum cleaner using a nozzle. Odor sensor PM2.5 Sensor Located on the right side of the main unit. 3 Attach the inlet panel to the main unit. P....

Page 15 - Platinum catalyst and activated charcoal filter; When There is an Odor Coming Out of the Air Outlet

Platinum catalyst and activated charcoal filter 15 Maintenance When There is an Odor Coming Out of the Air Outlet 1 Remove the inlet panel, pre-filter unit, and HEPA filter. P.8 2 Remove the activate charcoal filter. P.8 3 Remove the platinum catalyst. Hook your fingers around the handles at the bot...

Page 16 - Empty the dust box.; Consumable parts; Replacement of Filters and Disposal; Disposal

16 Replace the filters with new ones when the time for replacement is reached. Replacing the HEPA filter and activated charcoal filter Rough guide on replacement timing l When the Replace Filter lamp lights up The lamp lights up after approximately 8 years with “Silent” manual operation and approxim...

Page 17 - During automatic cleaning

17 Maintenance Troubleshooting Cause and Remedy l Is the tab (1 place) on the dust box unit inserted in the hole properly? → Attach the dust box unit properly. P.13 l Did you install the main unit on a surface that is not flat or stable? → Install the main unit on a table or other surface that is fl...

Page 18 - Triple clean monitors

18 Troubleshooting (Cont.) Cause and Remedy l This is not a problem as long as there is no abnormal noise or abnormal vibration. l The cleaning mechanism is a function for removing dust on the pre-filter. Cigarette tar and minute dust particles will not be removed. → If such dirt bothers you, wash t...

Page 19 - Note

19 Troubleshooting Note en_ma-a85r-a_cs55.indd 19 2021/10/20 13:11:22

Page 20 - Specifications

Specifications Model MA-E85R-A Power supply 230-240 V AC, 50 Hz Manual operation Turbo High Middle Low Silent Power consumption 86 W 23 W 11 W 8 W 6 W Air volume 510 m 3 /h 306 m 3 /h 204 m 3 /h 150 m 3 /h 102 m 3 /h Weight 9.9 kg Dimensions 547 (H) × 425 (W) × 244 (D) mm Cord length 1.8 m Fill in t...

Mitsubishi Electric MA-E85R-A - User Manual

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