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SHARP CORPORATION
TINSJA103FBRZ4KK
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Thank you very much for purchasing this SHARP dehumidifier.
Please read this manual carefully to ensure safe, effective use of your dehumidifier.
Please read carefully through ÒPrecautionsÓ before commencing to use this product.
Please keep this manual within easy reach so that you can refer to it at any time you need.
CONTENTS
Precautions........................................
Proper Uses...........................................
Part Names and Functions...................
Preparations Before Using...................
Operation Procedure ............................
Dehumidifying auto operation
Continuous dehumidify operation
Dry clothes operation
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Changing the air flow direction..........
How to Operate the Timer ..................
Emptying the Water Tank ..................
Continuous Drainage ..........................
Maintenance ........................................
Things to remember............................
Defrosting ............................................
Before calling for Service...................
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Precautions
Precautions
Various symbols are used throughout this manual
and on the product to alert you to points relating
to safe use of this product.
These symbols are classified according to the
seriousness of the risk involved if they are
ignored and explained below.
Please read this section carefully and follow the
instructions.
Do not operate the unit at voltages
other than the rated voltage of 220V.
Prohibited
Prohibited
Prohibited
Prohibited
Using this product at any other voltage may
result in electric shock or fire.
Do not connect this product using
joined electric cords or extension
cords, or sharing a power socket with
other electrical appliances.
Otherwise there is a
risk of electric shock,
heat or fire.
Do not modify or cause damage to
the power cord in any way.
Handle the power cord with care.
Avoid damaging it, bending it
sharply, pulling, twisting, bundling
or heating it, placing heavy
objects on it or getting it caught
between objects. Otherwise the
power cord may be damaged,
resulting in electric shock or fire.
Do not try to take out the plug by pulling
the power cord in order to stop operation.
Otherwise electric shock or fire may result.
Warning
Cautions
Warning
Prohibited
Prohibited
Prohibited
Failure to follow this instruction may
result in death or serious injury.
Failure to follow this instruction may
result in injury or damage to property.
Do not place the unit near any heat
sources.
Otherwise resin
material in the
product may melt
and catch fire.
Do not modify the unit. This unit should
not be disassembled or repaired by
persons other than a qualified
technician.
Otherwise fire, electric
shock or injury may
result.
When any abnormality (e.g. a burning
smell) is noticed, turn the power off,
unplug the unit and consult the SHARP
Service Center.
If the unit continues to
be operated despite
signs of abnormality,
a breakdown, electric
shock or fire may
result.
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Prohibited
Prohibited
Do not insert your finger or foreign
objects (pins, wire, sticks) into the air
outlet or air intake.
A fan is rotating at
high speed inside
the unit. Do not put
your hands inside
the unit to avoid
injury, electric
shock and damage
to the unit.
Do not place any spray cans or other
hazardous materials near the unit.
Also make sure not to place any ignition
hazard materials (gasoline, thinner) near the
unit. Otherwise these materials could ignite
or explode, resulting in a fire.
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Musts
Musts
If the supply cord is damaged, it must
be replaced by the manufacturer, its
service agent or similarly qualified
persons in order to avoid a hazard.
Make sure that the power plug is not
covered with dust before inserting the
plug into the power socket.
Regularly wipe off the power
plug with a dry cloth.
Dust on the plug will prevent
a proper connection, which
may result in electric shock
and fire.
If repair is required, please consult
the SHARP Service Center.
Otherwise fire, electric shock or injury may
result.
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Meaning of the Symbols
Actions that should be strictly avoided.
Prohibited
Actions that must be taken.
Musts
Take care to read through the safety cautions before
commencing to use this product. Keep this manual within
easy reach so that you can refer to it at any time.
Cautions
Do not move the unit on its casters on
an uneven surface.
Prohibited Prohibited
Lift the unit up to move it on an uneven surface
to prevent damage to the casters or the floor.
This also applies to moving the unit on a thick-
piled carpet. The casters could leave marks on
floors and carpets.
Do not knock over the unit or drop it. Do
Prohibited
not store or move the unit on its side.
This could damage the unit or result in water
leakage and short circuit.
Prohibited
Do not operate the unit
Prohibited
Prohibited
in a closet or in a narrow,
confined space between
furniture.
Insufficient ventilation can result
in overheating or combustion.
Prohibited
Do not place any
vessels containing
Prohibited
water, e.g. a vase,
on the unit.
Water spilled on the unit
may impair electrical insula-
tion, resulting in electric
shock, short circuits or fire.
Prohibited
Do not install this unit in locations where
there is any risk of exposure to leaking oil
Prohibited
or combustible gas.
Leaking oil or gas near the the unit may cause fire.
This product is for indoor use only. Do
Prohibited
not install in locations exposed to direct
Prohibited
sunlight or without shelter.
Otherwise this may lead to overheating, electric
shock, short circuits or fire.
Do not use this unit for storage of any
Prohibited
items that require strict
Prohibited
temperature control,
such as art works or
academic materials.
Otherwise the quality
of these items may actually deteriorate.
Prohibited
Do not use the
drained water as
drinking water for
humans or pets.
The drained water may be
harmful to health.
Do not stand on the unit or
lean against it.
Otherwise the unit could move or
fall over, resulting in personal injury.
Do not place a combustion
device (e.g. stove) near the
air outlet of the dehumidifier.
Otherwise incomplete combustion may result.
Take care to hold the plug firmly when
unplugging the unit.
Pulling the cord may cause the wire inside to
break, resulting in overheating.
Do not obstruct the air outlet or air intake
with clothing or any other materials.
Otherwise the air flow will be obstructed, resulting
in overheating, ignition or
malfunction.
When the unit is not in
use, the WIDE SWING
protects it from entry of
dust and dirt.
Do not use the unit in an elevated
location, like on top of a table.
Otherwise the unit could fall down, resulting in
personal injury or damage to the unit.
Do not install the unit in
locations exposed to
splashing water.
Otherwise electric shock,
short circuits or fire may result.
Do not wash the unit
directly with water.
Otherwise electric shock may result.
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Precautions
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Cautions
Precautions
Precautions
When water is to be drained
continuously, take care that
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Musts
Musts
Musts
the hose is not bent and that
the hose outlet is positioned
below the unit.
Otherwise drained water may spill
and make household appliances or
furniture wet.
If a drain hose is used, take care that the
temperature around the hose does not fall
below 0¡C.
Otherwise, water in the hose may freeze causing
undrained water to leak from the unit and make
household furniture or appliances wet.
Before moving the unit make sure that
the power is turned off and that the
tank is emptied.
Otherwise spilled water may wet household appliances
resulting in electric shock, short circuits or fire.
Leave a clearance around the unit of at
least the size shown in the drawing below.
Insufficient ventilation can result in overheating
or combustion.
Keep
50cm min.
Keep
20cm min.
Do not bend
the drain hose.
Keep
20cm min.
Musts
Musts
Musts
Musts
When moving the unit, drain water first from
the tank. Move its caster
by grasping the carrying
handle firmly so that the
dehumidifier may not be
inclined.
Otherwise this can cause
injuries or damage to the floor.
Make sure to operate this product
only on level, stable surfaces.
An uneven surface may cause stored water to spill
and to make household furniture or appliances wet,
or to cause electric shock, short circuits or fire.
If the unit is continuously being used for a long
period of time, make sure to inspect it regularly.
Otherwise overheating or electrical short
circuits may result.
When operating the unit for a prolonged
period in the same location, check for
dirt under and around the unit.
Move the unit occasionally and clean the
floor under it.
Whenever the unit is to
be left unused for a
long period, make sure
to unplug the unit for
safety.
Otherwise, electric shock
or fire may result.
Cautions for use
Do not operate this product with the power cord still wound onto the cord clamps.
Otherwise, overheating or fire may result.
When [ ] lights on the LED display on the operation panel and operation stops,
the unit may be used under one of the following conditions and in one of the
following locations. This is normal and does not indicate a problem with the unit.
Is the unit operating at a room temperature of more than 35¡C, with the unit's WIDE SWING louver blowing toward the
rear in DRY CLOTHES mode at "Low" air flow rate or in CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY mode at "Low" air flow rate?
Is the air outlet or air intake covered with a cloth or the like?
Check whether the unit is operated in a location with inadequate ventilation such as a closet or a narrow space between furniture.
Check whether the unit is operated in an improper place under direct sunshine, near heating
sources or air outlet of hot wind emerging from air conditioners or oil fan heaters.
Check that the size of the room where you are operating the unit is not too small.
When the compressor for the cooling cycle becomes abnormally hot, operation is automatically
stopped for safety. If this happens, unplug the power cord from the wall outlet, eliminate the
problem, and restart operation after a waiting period of about 40 minutes. If the [ ] indicator
still remains on, consult the shop where you purchased the unit or your nearest SHARP
Service Center.
Operating the unit in DRY CLOTHES or CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY mode for long
periods causes the room temperature to rise and the air to dry out. Do not operate
the unit for long periods in rooms where people are present.
Keep the unit at least 2 m away from a TV, radio or wave clock.
Otherwise the unit may cause radio interference.
Keep at least 2 m away
Lighting
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Proper Uses
Lowering room humidity
To maintain room humidity at a comfortable level.
Automatically maintain the room humidity in the range 55% to 60%.
To ensure good operating efficiency, avoid
repeatedly opening doors and windows in the room
where the unit is operating.
AUTO DEHUMIDITY
Preventing mold formation.
For the rooms on the north side or store rooms where people are normally not present.
Prevent condensation on ceilings, walls and windows.
To reduce the humidity of rooms where no one is present.
For drying carpet.
For drying the insides of cupboards and closets. (Open the closet door to dry out the closet)
Drying washing
When you want to quickly dry clothes.
Effective uses
Dry washing
Seen from the front of the unit, the air flow exits slightly
to the right. When drying clothes, use the WIDE SWING
louver to make sure the air flow is directed toward the
laundry and dries it quickly.
In winter when the room temperature is low (below 10¡C), use the
dehumidifier in combination with a room heater to reduce the drying time.
While you are away
Set timer before you leave. Come home and experience the
pleasant surroundings.
Living room or kitchen
Dehumidify while you rest.
Dry bedding
It is efficient to dry the bedding etc.
AUTO
MOLD ATTACK
AUTO PREVENT
CONDENSATION
CONTINUOUS
DEHUMIDIFY
DRY CLOTHES
Stand-type rack
for dring clothes
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PLASMACLUSTER ION effect
Plasmacluster ions surround the mold spores floating in the room air and inactivate them.
This reduces the odor generated when mold propagates.
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Measuring method: In PLASMACLUSTER ION operation, the density of mold spores floating
in the air is measured by an air sampler.
Testing organization: Ishikawa Prefecture Preventive Medicine Organization
Disinfection method: Discharge of plasmacluster ions into the air.
Plasmacluster ions deactivate floating mold spores
Plasmacluster ions (a large
quantity of plus and minus ions)
attach themselves to the
surface of floating mold spores.
The plasmacluster ions, composed of
plus ions (hydroger ions: H
minus ions (oxygen ions: O
at the surface of floating mold spores
and change to highly active hydroxyl
radical OH.
Mold spores Mold sporesMold spores
+
) and
-
2
), react
The hydroxyl radical OH extracts
the hydrogen atom (H) from the
cell walls of the floating mold
spores, thus destroying the cell
walls.
*1 They lose their ability to propagate.
*1
Mold spores
with destroyed
cell walls
self-destroy.
Precautions / Proper Uses / PLASMACLUSTER ION effect
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Part Names and Functions
Front view
Water tank
Tank lid
Tank handle
Float
Rear view
Air Outlet
Filter
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PLASMACLUSTER
ION indicator
FULL TANK
Indicator
Blinks (green) when
the tank is full.
WIDE SWING
Louver
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Handle
Continuous drainage hole
Cord clamp
Hanging power supply cord together.
Caster
Use to move the unit.
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Drain water from
1
the tank.
Lift the carrying
2
handle.
Caution
Do not take out the water tank immediately after operation has stopped to prevent water leakage.
Move the unit by lifting it up when the floor is easily damaged or at a rugged place. Do not use the
caster on a thick-piled carpet. This can cause damage to the surface of the carpet.
Air intake
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Band
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Power supply cord
Plug
Incline the unit.
Move
34
Over-inclination
might cause
Incline the unit
at an angle of
30¡ to 40¡ degrees
by putting
your foot on the
back of the unit.
damage to the
floor and water
to leak.
Do not place
power supply
cord between
the caster.
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Control panel
The numbers inside refer to the page where a detailed
page
explanation of the item is given.
(For explanatory purposes, all of the LED indicators are shown.)
TIMER OFF indicator
TIMER ON indicator
LED Display
(HUMIDITY/TIMER SETTING indicator)
TIMER SETTING indicator
HUMIDITY indicator
UP/REAR/WIDE Air Flow indicator
PLASMACLUSTER ION indicator
TIMER SETTING button
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Sets ON/OFF TIMER.
WIDE SWING button
Changes the air flow direction.
PLASMACLUSTER ION button
Turns PLASMACLUSTER ION operation on/off.
DRY CLOTHES button
Starts drying clothes.
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DRY CLOTHES air flow indicator
CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY
air flow indicator
AUTO DEHUMIDIFY
AUTO DEHUMIDIFY button
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Changes over between AUTO (DEHUMIDIFY) /
PREVENT CONDENSION / MOLD ATTACK.
CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY button
Press to select CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY
operation and the desired air flow rate.
AUTO indicator
PREVENT CONDENSATION
indicator
MOLD ATTACK indicator
OPERATION indicator
POWER ON/OFF button
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Turns the dehumidifier on/off.
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Specifications
Supplied
Model
Rated voltage
Frequency
Rated dehumidification capacity
Rated power consumption
* Stand by mode
Dehumidification area
Water tank capacity
Length of power supply cord
Outside dimensions
Weight
Elbow joint
Accessories
L / Day
W
W
m
L
m
mm
kg
(1)
Used for hose
connection for
continuous water
drainage.
DW-R268A
220V
50Hz
26.0
360
1.0W and less than
2
(Wooden houses〜concrete houses)
Approx.6.7 (Automatic stop at 6.0)
Available length approx. 1.8
380(W)×294(D)×597(H)
Printed matter
33〜67
16.0
(1 unit)
Operation manual
Power consumption
corresponds to 80% of the
humidity value.
The dehumidification area is
based on Japanese Electrical
ManufacturersÕ Association
(JEMA) Standards.
*
The term Òstand-byÓ means
that the dehumidifier is kept
at ÒOFFÓ position even
though its plug has been
inserted into the power socket.
Part Names and Functions (Specifications / Supplied Accessories)
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There may occasionally be water in the water tank when
the unit is operated for the first time. This is the drain
Preparations Before Using
water generated when the product was inspected at the
factory and does not indicate a problem with the unit.
Before operating
Do not remove the blue part inside the float.
Insert the plug into the power socket.
If the ÒFull Tank indicatorÓ blinks, empty the water tank and reinstall the tank
properly.
While in operation, the unit operates in PLASMACLUSTER ION
operation in all modes.
* PLASMACLUSTER ION operation alone is not possible.
To stop PLASMACLUSTER ION operation, press the PLASMACLUSTER
ION button. The PLASMACLUSTER (Clean) indicator will go off.
To resume operation, press the PLASMACLUSTER ION button again.
HUMIDITY indicator
Blinking
Caution
After plugging the power plug into the wall outlet and pressing ON of the
POWER ON/OFF button, the humidity sensor activates for about 1 minute.
During this period, the HUMIDITY indicator will blink.
Blinking
(The humidity in the indication example is 68%.)
When ON of the POWER ON/OFF button
is pressed, the humidity is indicated.
The displayed humidity is a
guideline value, and may differ
from the actual room humidity.
PLASMACLUSTER button
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Pip
Lighting
Displayed when the room
humidity exceeds 81%.
Lighting
Displayed when the room
humidity is below 39%.
TEMPERATURE indicator
Normally the room temperature
is not displayed, but when it
rises above 41¡C or drops below
0¡C, the display blinks as shown
at right, indicating that the
allowable operating temperature
range has been exceeded.
Room temperature more than 41¡C
Room temperature less than 0¡C
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Blinking
「」
Blinking
AUTO OFF function
In the event that the user forgets to turn off the unit, the AUTO OFF function automatically turns it off 12 hours
after it has been turned on, regardless of the operating mode.
Caution
Notifications after operation stop
12 hours after the unit has been turned on, the following
notifications are issued and all operations stop.
A beep sounds for 1 second.
The OFF TIMER indicator blinks.
[ ] appears on the LED display.
When the OFF TIMER has been set, it has priority over the AUTO OFF TIMER.
The moment the OFF TIMER is released, the AUTO OFF TIMER is set automatically.
When operation starts, the 12-hour AUTO OFF TIMER is set automatically.
The AUTO OFF TIMER operates even when the TANK FULL indicator lights during operation and
the unit stops. After 12 hours, the TANK FULL indicator will go off and all operations stop.
Digital display :
AUTO OFF TIMER indicator : blinking
Blinking
「 」
Lighting
To release operation stop
Press the POWER ON/OFF button.
A beep sounds, and the unit enters normal
operation standby mode.
To resume operation, press the POWER ON/OFF button twice. After pressing once, the AUTO OFF
indicator goes off, and after pressing again, operation starts.
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Releasing AUTO OFF function to dehumidify for a long period
To dehumidify with continuous drainage, refer to .
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Operation Procedure
AUTO DEHUMIDIFY operation
(Indication example)
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AUTO DEHUMIDIFY mode, slightly high humidity, WIDE SWING louver in air flow direction "Up".
WIDE SWING button
Lighting
Pip
AUTO DEHUMIDIFY button
3
Press the POWER ON/OFF button.
1
The OPERATION indicator lights and AUTO DEHUMIDIFY operation starts.
With the start of operation, the WIDE SWING louver rotates
from "Close" to "Up" and stops in that position.
Press the AUTO DEHUMIDIFY button and select operation mode.
2
Operation mode is switched in order.
AUTO
The unit stops dehumidifying and blows air only when
the humidity is about less than 60% at temperatures up
to 27¡C, and when the humidity is about less than 55%
at temperatures of 28¡C or higher.
However, depending on the room size and construction,
the unit may not stop dehumidifying.
(Right figure)
POWER ON/OFF button
Lighting
2 1
Pip
WIDE SWING louver
CLOSE
Humidity %
65
60
55
DEHUMIDIFY AUTO
operating range
Lighting
OPERATION
indicator
Pip
UP
28 29
27
Temperature ¡C
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3
Stop
PREVENT
CONDENSATION
Caution
MOLD ATTACK
DEHUMIDIFY operation is continuously carried out by
controlling the volume of air flow: ÒMediumÓ at temperature
of about 15¡C or more and ÒHIGHÓ at about 15¡C or less.
Under the following conditions, PREVENT CONDENSATION operation
will stop and the unit will change to fan operation. (See figure at right.)
The room temperature is 35¡C or more and humidity is less than 40%.
The room temperature is above 28¡C and less than 35¡C, and
humidity is less than 30%.
To prevent the formation of mold, use the unit in rooms where
mold tends to form such as rooms on the north side or store
rooms where people are normally not present.
When humidity drops to below 50%, the dehumidifying
operation stops and the unit changes to fan operation.
Humidity %
40
35
30
25
DEHUMIDIFY
operating range
3028 35
Temperature ¡C
Set the direction of the WIDE SWING louver.
Choose the optimum setting.
Press the POWER ON/OFF button again.
When operation stops, the WIDE SWING louver returns to "Close" position. Note that in stopped
condition, the humidity is not indicated.
* If the POWER ON/OFF button is pressed to restart the unit after a stop, the unit resumes
operation in the previous selected mode.
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CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY operation
(Indication example)
Lighting
Press the POWER ON/OFF button.
1
The OPERATION indicator lights and AUTO DEHUMIDIFY operation starts.
With the start of operation, the WIDE SWING louver rotates from "Close" to "Up" and stops in that position.
Press the CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY button.
2
The "Low" air flow indicator for CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY lights, and the unit starts
CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY operation at "Low" air flow.
Caution
Changing the air flow rate
CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY mode, air flow rate "Low", slightly high humidity, WIDE SWING louver in air flow direction "Up".
WIDE SWING button
Lighting
Pip
Lighting
3
In the cases below, the unit stops dehumidifying and blows air only.
When the room humidity is below 40% at temperatures over 35¡C
When the room humidity is less than 30% at temperatures more than 28¡C but less than 35¡C
This causes the room temperature to rise and the air to dry out. Do not operate the unit for long
periods in rooms where people are present.
Press the CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY button again and select Air Flow mode. The CONTINUOUS
DEHUMIDIFY Air Flow indicator lights and the air flow rate changes in the sequence shown below.
CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY button
Pip
2 1
*
* At Full Power, the unit operates at a
dehumidifying rate equal to 26 liters/day.
POWER ON/OFF button
Lighting
OPERATION
indicator
Pip
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Stop
Set the direction of the WIDE SWING louver.
Choose the optimum setting.
Press the POWER ON/OFF button again.
When operation stops, the WIDE SWING louver returns to "Close" position. Note that in stopped
condition, the humidity is not indicated.
* If the POWER ON/OFF button is pressed to restart the unit after a stop, the unit resumes
operation in the previous selected mode.
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Operation Procedure
DRY CLOTHES operation
(Indication example)
Lighting
Press the POWER ON/OFF button.
1
The OPERATION indicator lights and AUTO DEHUMIDIFY operation starts.
With the start of operation, the WIDE SWING louver rotates from "Close" to "Up" and stops in that position.
Press the DRY CLOTHES button.
2
The "Low" indicator for DRY CLOTHES mode lights, and the unit starts DRY CLOTHES operation at "Low" air flow.
Caution
DRY CLOTHES mode, slightly high humidity, WIDE SWING louver in air flow direction "Up"
WIDE SWING button DRY CLOTHES button POWER ON/OFF button
Lighting
Pip
Lighting
Pip
2
In the cases below, the unit stops dehumidifying and blows air only.
When the room humidity is below 40% at temperatures over 35¡C
When the room humidity is less than 30% at temperatures more than 28¡C but less than 35¡C
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OPERATION
indicator
Pip
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3
Stop
Caution
Changing the air flow rate
Combining this with PLASMA CLUSTER ION (Clean) mode will deactivate the mold spores floating in
the air (see for CLUSTER ION effect) and help to make your clothes even cleaner.
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Press the DRY CLOTHES button again and select Air Flow mode.
The DRY CLOTHES Air Flow indicator lights and the air flow rate
changes in the sequence shown below.
Set the direction of the WIDE SWING louver.
Choose the optimum setting.
Press the POWER ON/OFF button again.
When operation stops, the WIDE SWING louver returns to "Close" position. Note that in stopped
condition, the humidity is not indicated.
* If the POWER ON/OFF button is pressed to restart the unit after a stop, the unit resumes
operation in the previous selected mode.
At "High" air flow rate, your clothes will dry faster, but the unit will generate more noise.
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Operation Procedure
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弱 弱 自動
結露防止 カビアタック
強 強
フルパワー
衣類乾燥 連続除湿 自動除湿 入/切
運転
Changing the air flow direction
The WIDE SWING button allows you to select "Up", "Rear" or "Wide" for the air flow direction, or
stopping (Off) it at a desired angle.
Press the WIDE SWING button during operation.
By repeatedly pressing the WIDE SWING button, the position of the WIDE SWING louver can be changed in
the sequence shown below. To stop the WIDE SWING louver at a desired angle, press the button again (Off)
when the louver has reached the desired angle.
(OFF)
(Indication example)
AUTO DEHUMIDIFY
Operation in Wide Air Flow position
Lighting
WIDE SWING louver
Caution
Pip
WIDE SWING button
When operation stops, the WIDE SWING louver returns to "Close" position. To restart operation,
press the WIDE SWING button again and select the air flow direction.
Do not expose the WIDE SWING louver to impact or rotate it by force. Otherwise the louver may
be damaged.
After a change in air flow direction, the WIDE SWING louver is determining its position, so it may
take a few seconds until it starts moving.
Any object touching the WIDE SWING louver may cause the air flow direction to change. In this
case, set the air flow direction again with the WIDE SWING button.
The sound produced by the air flow changes with the air flow direction.
UP REAR WIDE
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How to Operate the Timer
To set on timer
Confirm that the OPERATION indicator has gone out and operation has stopped.
Press the TIMER button.
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The ON TIMER indicator, [ ] on the LED display and the
TIMER SETTING indicator light. At the same time, the
indicator for the previously selected mode lights.
When the POWER ON/OFF button is pressed after the
power plug has been plugged in, or when the POWER ON /
OFF button is pressed after a power outage, the unit is
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preset to start operation in AUTO DEHUMIDIFY mode.
When the TIMER button is kept pressed, the indication on the
LED display changes automatically. While pressing the TIMER
button, the timer setting time changes as shown below in
1-hour increments. Select the setting time.
Select the desired operating mode.
2
Select the desired operating mode by pressing the AUTO DEHUMIDIFY button, CONTINUOUS
DEHUMIDIFY button or DRY CLOTHES button.
It can be set only when the unit is shut down.
TIMER ON
indicator
(
TIMER SETTING
button
No indication
(set release)
TIMER SETTING
indicator
Lighting
Lighting
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Pip
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The following settings can be changed as desired.
When AUTO DEHUMIDIFY is selected, the DEHUMIDIFY mode can be changed by pressing the AUTO DEHUMIDIFY button.
When CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY or DRY CLOTHES is selected, the air flow mode can be
selected with the respective selector button.
Pressing the WIDE SWING button lets you select the air flow direction from the WIDE SWING louver.
Pressing the PLASMACLUSTER button turns PLASMACLUSTER ION operation on and off.
Example
Caution
If you set ON TIMER operation as Òafter 5 hoursÓ
The timer indication changes every hour from 5→4→3→2→1, and after 5 hours operation starts.
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When the TANK FULL indicator blinks, empty the drain tank.
The operating mode can be changed even after ON TIMER operation has been selected.
To change the mode, press the respective operation button.
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Canceling ON TIMER operation
To release timer operation, either press the TIMER button until the ON TIMER and TIMER SETTING indicators
go off or press the POWER ON/OFF button.
Changing the air flow direction / How to Operate the Timer
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How to Operate the Timer
To set off timer
Confirm that the OPERATION indicator is on and the unit is in operation.
it can be set when the unit is in operation
Press TIMER SETTING button
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To cancel Off Timer
Indications change simultaneously as follows: the OFF TIMER indicator lights, the
LED display changes to [ ], the HUMIDITY indicator goes off, and the TIMER
SETTING indicator lights. The OFF TIMER setting time is indicated as [Off after 1 hour].
Indicating set-time of OFF TIMER as ÒOFF after 1 hourÓ.
Select set-time of TIMER since the TIMER shifts sequentially in order as follows. (one-hour interval)
Room humidity
The indication automatically shifts by continuously pressing TIMER SETTING button.
Example
If you set OFF TIMER operation as Òafter 5 hoursÓ
The timer indication changes every hour from 5→4→3→2→1,
and after 5 hours operation stops.
Caution
When the OFF TIMER works (operation stops), a beep sounds for about 1 second.
You can change the time to stop operation after having set the OFF TIMER. Press the TIMER button again.
To release the OFF TIMER, either press the TIMER button until the LED
display indicates the room humidity, say [ ], or press the POWER ON/OFF
button to stop operation.
(set release)
TIMER OFF indicator
Blinking
Lighting
Pip
TIMER SETTING button
1
Lighting
When taking out the water tank, the front full
Emptying the Water Tank
If the water tank fills to a level of approx. 6.0 liters, the operation stops automatically. Then an electronic beep sound will be emitted
for 8 seconds, and the ÒfullÓ indicator light will blink showing that the water tank is full. Empty the tank as shown below.
Remove the water tank.
1
Pull out the tank by pushing up the tank handgrip a little and take the tank out
carefully by holding it with both hands. The tank weighs about 7.0 kg when it is
filled up to the limit. Be careful to avoid getting injured when taking it out.
Empty the water tank.
2
The drainage tank can be carried by holding the tank handle.
Empty the water tank, clean the tank and wipe off excess water outside the tank.
If water remains on the float, the automatic stop function of the dehumidifier
will not work properly. So make sure to wipe away the water from the float.
Inside of the float a blue part is installed. Do not take off the
part, it is necessary for function of operating the dehumidifier.
Tank handle
tank green lamp will blink up and the unit stops
its operation.
Water tank
Pull here to
remove tank
Float
Tank lid
Reinstall the water tank in the unit.
3
(1) Make certain that the tank lid is installed securely on the exterior of the tank, and that the handle is
stowed in its stowage position.
(2) Push the tank into the unit until it comes into firm contact with the back of the unit.
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Caution
Do not touch anything inside the unit after
the water tank is removed.
Otherwise when the tank is full, the automatic stop function may not work properly.
Clean the inside of the water tank periodically
(about once a week).
The unit may be soiled if it is not cleaned for a long time.
Before moving the unit, make sure to turn it off and
drain the water from the tank.
Otherwise water may spill out onto the floor.
At low temperatures, water may freeze in the unitÕs
cooling system instead of collecting in the water tank.
Note that this is not a sign of failure.
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Continuous Drainage
Cautions when using the unit with continuous drainage
This dehumidifier is for home use. If you use it with continuous drainage, make sure to check the unit at least once every 2 weeks for
a dirty filter or clogged drain hose.
If you are using a drain hose, make sure that the temperature around the hose does not drop below 0¡C. Water in the hose might
freeze causing water to spill and wet the floor and the unit.
Cover the end of the hose with netting to prevent insects from entering.
The AUTO OFF function also works during CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE. 12 hours after the start of operation, the unit will automatically
stop. The AUTO OFF function can be canceled as described below.
Canceling the AUTO OFF function
Before using CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE
As explained in "Preparations before use" ( ) the AUTO OFF function will shut down the unit
automatically after 12 hours of normal operation. If you do not wish this function to work during continuous
drainage, you can cancel it as described below.
Plug in the power plug.
While pressing the WIDE SWING button in stopped condition, keep
the POWER ON/OFF button pressed for at least 3 seconds.
When setting is completed, there will be a beep sound, the
LED display indicates [ ] and the FULL TANK indicator
lights for 5 seconds.
To reactivate the AUTO OFF function, disconnect the
power plug from the wall outlet and carry out the procedure
described in above. After 3 seconds, the beep sounds
to indicate that setting is completed.
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WIDE SWING button
Press together
for at least
3 seconds
POWER ON/OFF button
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CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE is possible, if there is a place to drain water nearby. Make sure to stop
operation, disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet and carry out the following procedure.
Open a drain hose hole.
1
Remove the water tank. Using a screwdriver, punch a hole at the drain hose hole
located at the back of the unit. Smoothen the edge of the hole with a file etc.
Drain hose hole
Rear view
Attach the elbow joint to the other end of the hose inserted into the continuous drainage hole.
2
Remove the drainage tank. Pull down the drain stopper located at the upper right inside the casing.
Put your finger behind the rubber packing on the drain stopper. Then pull the rubber packing off toward
the front and remove the drain seat at the same time.
* These are important parts you will need when not using CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE. Keep the rubber packing and drain seat in a safe place.
Attach the elbow joint to the other end of the hose inserted into the continuous drainage hole.
Commercial hose, 15mm internal
diameter.
Insert more
Elbow joint
than 10mm
into hose.
Drain hose hole
Front view
Drainage outlet
Elbow joint
Rubber packing
Drain stopper
Drain seat
* Before inserting the hose into the
continuous drainage hole, remove
the rubber packing and drain seat.
Insert the elbow joint into the drainage outlet of the unit.
3
Insert the elbow joint into the drainage outlet of the unit all the way to the joint base.
How to Operate the Timer / Continuous Drainage
Re-install the water tank.
4
The unit does not operate without the water tank in place.
(The unit is turned off with water-brimmed direction device in the unit.)
Positioning of the
drainage hose for
continuous
dehumidification
To stop continuous drainage and return
the dehumidifier to its original state
The hose must
be below the
level of the
drainage hole.
Elbow joint
Do not bend
At least 10cm
Pull the joint elbow toward you and pull it out of the continuous drainage hole together with the hose.
Align the rubber packing with the hole in the drain seat, then insert these two parts firmly into the hole
of the drain stopper.
the hose.
The end of the
hose should
not come in
direct contact
with water.
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Maintenance
For safety purposes, turn off and unplug the unit
before carrying out any maintenance.
For clean, sanitary and pro-long use, regular
maintenance is recommended.
Water tank
Removing and installing the tank lid, tank handle, and tank float.
1
(1) Detach the tank lid gradually from the left or right toward the opposite side.
(2) Drop the tank handle to the front position as shown in the illustration on the
right, and slightly spread out the left and right side arms of the handle so that
the shafts come out, and remove the handle from the water tank.
(3) Push the float in the direction shown in the diagram and remove
it from the hole. With the float in this state, pull it out in direction .
(4) To reinstall, follow the above procedure in reverse ( ).
If you do not insert the tank float securely, the tank can overflow, and the unit
will not stop. Take due care.
Wash the inside of the water tank.
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3
Filter
A clogged filter will result in reduced dehumidification efficiency and higher power
consumption. It can also cause odor.
If you operate the unit without the filter, dust will accumulate in the unit, which may result in malfunction.
After prolonged use, the drain water may cause the tank to go black.
If this happens, wash the tank with a sponge, warm water and a mild detergent.
Wipe the water tank with a soft cloth, and install the tank lid, tank handle, and tank float.
* After having reinstalled these parts, make sure to move the float lever up and down with your finger to confirm that it moves smoothly.
If the float sticks, the overflow protection device located behind the lever will not work and the tank may overflow.
(About once 2 weeks)
(About once a week)
* This filter is not intended for air
purification.
Lever
Water
tank
Float
Filter
Cleaning the filter
Main body
Wipe off any dirt from the unit using a piece of soft cloth soaked in warm water (40¡C max.) or with detergent.
If detergent is used, make sure to wipe off the detergent with a damp cloth.
The air intake and outlet become dirty easily, so make sure to clean them well.
Caution
If water is allowed to splash on the unit, electrical insulation may be affected and corrosion of the unit may eventually result.
Use a neutral detergent (e.g. for dish washing) for cleaning.
Do not use the following types of cleaning agents as they will damage plastic parts.
Thinners, benzine, alcohol, petrol, powder soap, powder polish, alkaline washing agents, hot water, acid or scrubbing brushes.
Do not scrub or expose the unit to chemically treated cloths for any prolonged period of time as this may damage the surface of the unit.
Remove dust and dirt with the corner tool of your vacuum cleaner.
If the filter is very dirty, wash it with neutral detergent diluted in
warm water. Rinse it off and let it dry well in the shade.
(About once a month)
If the unit is not used for a long time
Empty the water tank completely.
Remove the tank lid, tank handle and tank float, and wipe off any
1
excess water in the tank.
Clean the filter.
2
See above
See above
Power supply
cord
Band
Dirty side up
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Wind the power supply cord around the clamp on the rear panel.
3
Storage
Dry the unit thoroughly and cover with a sheet for dust protection. Store the unit in a well ventilated
place that is not exposed to direct sunlight. If the unit is left uncovered without any protection, dust
will accumulate so that the air emitted by the unit will be dusty next time the dehumidifier is used.
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Things to remember
The temperature at which the unit can be operated is 5¡C to 35¡C.
If the room temperature is over 35¡C, the built-in protection system will automatically turn off the unit.
Dehumidifying operation increases room temperature.
The unit generates heat during operation and will become warm. It will blow out warm air, but this is
normal and does not indicate a problem with the unit.
Dehumidification capacity will vary
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based on room temperature and
humidity.
Dehumidification capacity will increase as
temperature rises (as shown in the chart
on the right).
In winter when the room temperature is
low (below 10¡C), use the dehumidifier in
combination with a room heater to reduce
the drying time.
20
15
10
Dehumidifying capacity (L/day)
0
0
(The dehumidifier does not have a cooling function.)
In case of 80%
in humidity.
15 20 25 30
In case of CONTINUOUS
DEHUMIDIFY operation at
Full power mode.
Room temperature (¡C)
Wait for 3 minutes before restarting the unit
If the unit is turned off, wait for at least 3 minutes before restarting operation.
If the unit is restarted immediately, the compressor will wait for 3 minutes to start up as part of the unitÕs
self-protection system.
Canceling the beeps indicating FULL TANK and
OFF TIMER end
(Operation stopped by AUTO OFF function)
WIDE SWING button
PLASMACLUSTER button
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Follow the steps below to disable the tank full alarm:
Plug the power plug into the socket.
When the PLASMACLUSTER and WIDE SWING buttons are pressed
simultaneously during operation stop for at least 3 seconds, the setting
beep sounds.
Press the POWER ON/OFF button and remove the drain tank. If the
beep does not sound, the setting is completed.
To return to the previous condition, either carry out the procedure described
in again or disconnect the power plug from the wall outlet and plug it in
again to cancel the setting.
Press together for 3 seconds
Defrosting
If the room temperature is below 16¡C, frost may form on the cooling device of the dehumidifier,
and the automatic defrosting function will automatically switch on.
During defrosting, air flow is stopped and the sound of operation will change.
The length of time that defrosting will operate will vary according to room temperature and humidity, but
will be carried out about 5 minutes at 45 minute intervals. (The duration of a defrost cycle will be longer
when the temperature is lower.)
Maintenance / Things to remember / Defrosting
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Before Calling for Service
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Symptoms
Unit does not operate
when power ON/OFF
button is pressed.
Dehumidification
capacity has dropped.
Humidity does not reduce
in any of the operating mode.
Displayed humidity is
different from actual
humidity.
Intermittent
operating sound.
Operation is noisy.
Check Points
Is the water tank installed properly?
Is the water tank full?
Is the unit plugged in properly?
Has there been a power failure?
Is the LED display displaying [ ]?
If it is, disconnect the power plug and contact the shop where you purchased the unit.
Is the filter clogged?
Is the air outlet or intake obstructed?
Is the temperature and humidity of your room too low?
Is the room too large?
Are there much opening and closing of a window or an entrance?
Are there any appliances which make steam such as an oilstove?
Displayed humidity is changed suddenly by opening and closing of a window or
an entrance, changing the wind direction when operation is beginning. It is normal.
Displayed humidity indicates the ambient humidity around the unit.
This may be different to the humidity in a different location in the same room.
This sound is generated during CLUSTER ION operation.
If the sound bothers you at bedtime, move the unit further away.
Depending on the humidity in the room, the operating noise may become
louder or less loud, or at times no sound may be heard at all. There is no
relationship with the CLUSTER ION effect.
Is the dehumidifier properly installed on a stable base?
Is the floor flat?
When the unit starts its operation at a low temperature, the sound might increase
for several seconds. (The time depends on the temperature condition.)
Water is leaking.
The unit repeats operating
and stopping.
[]
lights on the LED
display and operation stops.
Error Codes
LED Display Description Remedy
Has the unit been knocked over, or has it been tilted or dropped?
Is the pipe connection or hose connection for continuous drainage in place?
Is the humidity being automatically controlled using AUTO DEHUMIDIFY,
MOLD ATTACK, CONTINUOUS DEHUMIDIFY, or DRY CLOTHES mode?
(See pages E-9
If [ ] continues to appear after checking the problem based on page E-4,
"Cautions for Use", disconnect the power plug and contact the shop
where you purchased the product or your nearest SHARP Service Center.
Defrosting exceeded 30 minutes
Defrosting thermistor defective
Room temperature sensor defective
Power clock abnormal
Gas leak detected
Compressor locked
~
E-11.)
Disconnect the power
plug and contact the
shop where you
purchased the product.
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