Mitsubishi Electric MJ-E26SX-A1 Bedienungsanleitung

Before using the

unit

Operating

Troubleshooting

MITSUBISHI

MODEL

MJ-E26SX-A1

INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Features

●Powerful Dehumidifying

●Easy Dehumidifying. Laundry

●Wide-angle Swing Louvre. Low

Air Outlet

●Negative Ions

Table of Contents page

¡Getting the most out of your

dehumidifier...........................................2

¡Precautions............................................3

¡Warning ..................................................5

¡Names and functions of parts .............6

¡Things to be aware of...........................8

¡Before using your dehumidifier...........9

¡Turning the Unit ON and OFF ..............9

Turning the unit on/off

¡Switching operating modes ...............10

Easy Dehumidifying - Laundry - High - Low -

Mildew Guard - Low Temp - Auto

¡Swing louvre function ........................12

How to read the swing monitor

¡Information display .............................13

High humidity warning - Defrosting indicator -

Low temperature indicator - Negative ion lamp

- Tank full lamp

¡Using the Timer ...................................14

OFF Timer operation/ON Timer operation

¡Using the Child lock ...........................16

¡Carrying the unit .................................16

¡Removing water from the tank ..........17

¡Continuous drainage ..........................18

¡Maintenance ........................................19

Replacing the Air purifying filter

.............21

¡Storage.................................................21

¡Troubleshooting ..................................22

¡Specifications......................................24

¡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.

Printed on recycled paper.

Protect our environment and enrich our lives by

saving energy

Getting the most out of your dehumidifier

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

Drying laundry indoors

¡Use the dehumidifier in

a small, enclosed room.

¡Direct the louvers at the

laundry.

¡Space laundry to

improve airflow

¡Maintain room

temperature above 16°C with an air

conditioner

• In low temperatures, drying takes about twice as long as

normal. (Drying times will vary depending on the nature of

the laundry and the room temperature.)

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

Installing your dehumidifier

Make sure to leave some

space around the unit.

Operating noise

Place the unit on top of a mat. This reduces

vibration and noise. It also prevents leaving

depressions on carpets.

∞ Drain the water tank before use ∞ Refrain from opening doors/windows during operation ∞

Objective

Recommended mode and louvre setting

Page

Drying

laundry

When you don’t want to

hang the clothes

outside or it is raining...

¡Selection

Laundry

¡Swing Louvre

Up ¡Selection

¡Mode

¡Swing Louvre

page10

page10&11

page12

¡Selection

Easy Dehumidifying

¡Mode

Auto

¡Mode

Low Temp

¡Mode

Mildew guard

¡Mode

Low

¡Swing Louvre

Rear

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...

To keep the inside of

closets and shoeboxes

dry...

Lowering

room

humidity

Preventing

mould/con

densation

direct the air flow

At least 50 cm

At least 20 cm

At least

20 cm

At least

20 cm

At least

20 cm

Operating tips

¡Mode

High

¡Swing Louvre

Low Air Outlet

For drying the bed or

carpet

direct the

air flow

Before using the

unit

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.

Refer servicing to your dealer or

Mitsubishi Electric Service Centre.

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

that can withstand more than 15A

current.

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. Contact your dealer

or Mitsubishi Electric Service

Centre for consultation.

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

Petrol

Thinner

Benzine

Do not cover the 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, sit, or lean

against the unit. Do not

pull the unit by the air

outlet.

As the unit is on wheels, it may

move, tip over, or fall causing

personal 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 .

CAUTION

Precautions

Before using the

unit

Warning

●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

you incline the unit accidentally,

contact the place of purchase for

advice.

●Do not carry the unit horizontally.

This may result in malfunctions.

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.

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 is

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.

CAUTION

∞The appliance is not inteded for use by young children or infirm persons without supprvision;

∞Young children should be suppervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance

Names and Functions of Parts

Front

Control Panel

Back

Cord Tie Remove during operation

Storage Hook

Power plug

Air Purifying Filter

Preset at time of purchase

Air Filter (Rear Air Intake)

Do not block

Handle

Louvre

Sensor

Do not cover

Main Air Outlet

Tank Lid

Control Panel

Tank Guard

Float

Level Window

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.

¡Lamp

Current mode lights

¡Selection button

Switches modes

7 operating mo

SELECTION

¡EASY

DEHUMIDIFYING

¡LAUNDRY

9•17

Low Air Outlet

Water Tank

9•17

Wheel (4)

Continuous

Drainage Outlet

Before using the

unit

LCD Panel

¡Mode button

For switching from one

operating mode to another

¡Child lock

To set the child lock, press

the mode button for three

seconds.

Humidity Selection

This is used to set the

target humidity.

¡Swing louvre

button

Sets swing louvre

direction or locks it into

position

¡Power lamp

Lights when unit is ON.

¡Power button

Use this to switch the

unit OFF and ON.

des

¡HIGH

¡LOW

¡Negative ion

lamp

Lights when

negative ion

function is ON.

¡Information display

Indicates room and unit condition

.....Flashes when the power is

OFF and the humidity rises

.....Lights when the defrosting

function is operating.

.....Lights when the power is

ON and the room

temperature drops below

15°C.

All indicators on the LCD panel shown below.

¡Timer ON/OFF

Sets timer

¡Tank full lamp

This lights up to warn that

the water tank is full.

¡Mode Indicator

Indicates the current

operating mode.

¡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.

14~

10~

¡MILDEW GUARD

¡LOW TEMP

¡AUTO

MODE

Room temperature may rise

2-4°C during operation

The humidity reading on the unit

may differ from a hygrometer in

the same room

Low temperature/humidity

decreases dehumidifying effects

Things to be aware of

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.

How is mildew growth

suppressed?

Mildew is unable to produce new spores if dried

as mycelia. The Mildew Guard feature applies

this principle. (However, the spores themselves

are resilient to dry conditions.)

“Identification of Aspergillus and Penicillium”

<Research paper by Dr. K. Abe of the

Environmental Biology Research Center>

What are negative ions?

Negative ions are particles in the air that

possess a negative charge.

When there are a lot of negative ions in the air, it

is similar to the environment encountered in a

forest and is said to provide relaxation.

Re-heating coil

Cooling coil

Moist air

Compressor

Dried (warm) air

Water tank

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.

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.

In winter, the temperature is low and the air is dry,

therefore making dehumidifying impossible.

* If temperatures are low, but humidity is high due to

snow or rain, operating the unit in Low Temp mode will

yield better results than Low mode.

Values for HIGH dehumidifying operation

¡The dehumidification values shown on the graph

were measured at constant temperature and humidity

and do not reflect actual usage conditions.

5 10152025 30

Dehumidification capacity (L/day)

Room temperature (°C)

Operating

To turn ON

¡Power lamp lights

¡The mode is displayed.

¡The louvre opens automatically.

To start dehumidifying, select either one-

touch operation or mode.

The unit remembers the operating mode.

Even if the plug is disconnected or the

power turned off, the unit restarts at the

previous setting.

To turn OFF

¡Power lamp turns off.

¡The Mode Indicator

goes out.

¡The louvre closes

automatically

∞If the room temperature falls below 15°C,

defrosting mode is activated once every 40

minutes (for about 5 minutes) causing water

to drain to the tank.

∞The unit can operate in a room temperature

range of 1-35°C.

If the room temperature exceeds 35°C, the

inside of the unit heats triggering the protection

mechanism, stopping operation. When using

the louvre, point UP.

Never operate the dehumidifier when the room

temperature is above 40°C.

•If the temperature is below 1°C, the

extracted water is close to freezing disabling

the dehumidifier, and only the blower is

operational.

∞Air purifying function.

While the air purifying filter is installed and the

unit is running, the air purifying function

operates all the time.

Before using your

dehumidifier

Turning the Unit

ON and OFF

Inserting the water

tank correctly

Plug the power cord

into the power socket

¡The current humidity level is

indicated.

If the louvre is open, it closes

automatically.

Tank Lid

Check that the lid and guard

are secure. Slide the tank in

with both hands.

Use a 220-240V AC

power socket only.

Press

The dehumidifier does not activate for 3 minutes

when the unit is turned ON immediately after

turning it OFF or plugging it into the power

socket. (In order to protect the compressor.)

When dehumidifying begins, the operational

noise increases.

Press

Tank Guard

Information

When you want to dehumidify easily (without the hassles of setting humidity levels)

When you want to dry clothes quickly

(without the hassles of calculating humidity levels and timer settings for the amount of laundry)

¡Laundry The unit operates for 12 hours and automatically swiches off.

∞

Empty the water tank before operating the unit. The unit may stop before the clothes are dry due to a full tank.

∞Do not use in conjunction with OFF Timer mode. The unit may stop before the clothes are dry.

∞The following conditions prevent clothes from drying well:

Room temperature below 15°C, large volume of laundry; laundry not spaced well; clothes of thick fabric

and spacious room.

∞When the room temperature is below 5°C, less water evaporates from the clothes, decreasing the

amount of temperature change. Therefore the unit is unable to detect the state of the laundry and

may turn off after 1 hour.

∞Restart the unit if it turns off before the laundry dries (except when the temperature is below 5°C).

Switching operating modes

You can choose between seven operating modes.

Information

∞Pressing HUMIDITY SELECTION while in Easy Dehumidifying or LAUNDRY modes changes the

mode to AUTO.

Reading the humidity display

Easy Dehumidifying &

Laundry modes

High, Low, Mildew Guard, Low

Temp and Auto modes

SELECTION indicates set

humidity level

(Automatic mode only).

Even if Automatic mode is not

selected using MODE, it can be

activated by pressing

HUMIDITY SELECTION.

CURRENT indicates the

current humidity.

Current humidity range is

between 30-80%.

•Humidity levels below 30%

are displayed as 30%.

•Humidity levels above 80%

are displayed as 80%.

Changes with every press

Press

¡Selected mode

lamp lights

¡Frame appears

around selected mode

Example

¡Easy Dehumidifying The unit automatically controls airflow to counter

excessive room temperature/humidity. It activates the

blower at high temperatures.

020 3027

Humidity

level (%)

Room temperature (°C)

¡Room temperature is below 27°C - the unit automatically

sets the humidity level according to the temperature.

¡Room temperature is above 27°C - the unit lowers the

humidity level to 50%, then activates the blower.

The dehumidifier is reactivated when humidity rises to 60%.

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