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SHARP CORPORATION
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* Plasmacluster is a
trademark of Sharp
Corporation.
KC-840E
KC-850E
KC-860E
ČISTIČKA VZDUCHU
s funkcí zvlhčování
NÁVOD K OBSLUZE
ČISTIČKA VZDUCHU
s funkciou zvlhčovania
NÁVOD NA POUŽITIE
LÉGTISZTÍTÓ
párásító funkcióval
HASZNÁLATI ÚTMUTATÓ
ОЧИСНИК ПОВІТРЯ
з Функцією Зволожування
ПОСІБНИК З ЕКСПЛУАТАЦІЇ
Free standing type
Freistehendes Modell
Type mobile
Vrijstaand type
Modello strutturalmente indipendente
Tipo vertical sin soporte
Тип установки: отдельностоящий
Volně stojící
Voľne stojaca
Különálló típus
Вільностоячий тип
AIR PURIFIER
with Humidifying Function
OPERATION MANUAL
LUFTREINIGER
mit Befeuchtungsfunktion
BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG
Puri cateur d’air avec fonction
d’humidi cation
MANUEL D’UTILISATION
LUCHTREINIGER
met luchtbevochtiger
GEBRUIKSAANWIJZING
PURIFICATORE D’ARIA
con funzione di umidi cazione
MANUALE D’USO
PURIFICADOR DE AIRE
con Función de humidi cación
MANUAL DE USO
DUTITASPA
RUS
Воздухоочиститель с
функцией увлажнения
РУКОВОДСТВО ПО ЭКСПЛУАТАЦИИ
FRE
SLK
UKR
JPN
Printed in China
TINS-A384KKRZ 09J-
CN 1
HUN CZE
GER ENG
KC-840E
KC-850E
KC-860E
NOTE
HEPA Filter
Washable Deodorizing Filter
Pre-Filter
The air puri er draws in room air from the air intake, passes the air through a Pre-Fil-
ter, a Washable Deodorizing Filter and a HEPA Filter inside of the unit, then discharg-
es the air through the air outlet. The HEPA Filter can remove 99.97% of dust particles
as small as 0.3 microns that pass through the lter and also helps absorb odours. The
Washable Deodorizing Filter gradually absorbs odours as they pass through the lter.
Some odours absorbed by the lters may break down over time, resulting in additional
odour. Depending on the usage environment, especially when the product is used in
extreme environments (significantly more severe than normal household use), this
odour may become strong in a shorter period than expected. If the odour persists, the
lters should be replaced.
The air puri er is designed to remove air-suspended dust and odour, but not harmful gases (for
example, carbon monoxide contained in cigarette smoke). If the source of the odour still exists, the
air puri er may not completely remove the odour.
(Common illustration has used “KC-850E”.)
Please read before operating your new Air Puri er
E-1
ENG
ENGLISH
Thank you for purchasing this SHARP Air
Purifier. Please read this manual carefully
before using the air puri er.
After reading, keep the manual in a conven-
ient location for future reference.
FEATURES
CONTENTS
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
...
E-2
• WARNING ..................................................
E-2
CAUTIONS CONCERNING OPERATION .
E-3
• INSTALLATION GUIDELINES ....................
E-3
FILTER GUIDELINES ................................
E-3
PART NAMES
.............................................
E-4
• ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM .........................
E-4
• BACK ..........................................................
E-4
• FRONT MONITOR .....................................
E-5
PREPARATION FOR USE ............................
E-6
• FILTER INSTALLATION .............................
E-6
• REFILLING WATER TANK .........................
E-7
OPERATION
...............................................
E-8
MAIN UNIT DISPLAY .................................
E-8
CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY MODE ...............
E-8
• CLEAN AIR MODE .....................................
E-9
CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE ...................
E-9
FAN SPEED BUTTON ................................
E-9
Plasmacluster ON/OFF BUTTON .............
E-10
LIGHTS CONTROL BUTTON ..................
E-10
WATER SUPPLY INDICATOR LIGHT ......
E-10
ADJUSTMENT OF SENSOR
DETECTION SENSITIVITY ......................
E-10
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
.................
E-11
FILTER INDICATOR LIGHT .....................
E-11
BACK PANEL AND SENSORS ................
E-11
• UNIT ........................................................
E-11
• WATER TANK ...........................................
E-12
• WASHABLE DEODORIZING
FILTER CARE ..........................................
E-12
• HUMIDIFYING TRAY ...............................
E-13
• HUMIDIFYING FILTER .............................
E-14
FILTER REPLACEMENT GUIDELINES
......
E-15
TROUBLESHOOTING
............................
E-16
SPECIFICATIONS
....................................
E-18
INFORMATION ON PROPER DISPOSAL
..
E-19
Unique Combination of Air Treatment
Technologies
Triple Filtration System + Plasmacluster
+ Humidi cation
TRAPS DUST*
Washable pre-filter traps dust and other
large airborne particles.
DECREASES ODOURS
Washable deodorizing lter absorbs many
common household odours.
REDUCES POLLEN & MOLD*
HEPA filter traps 99.97% of particles as
small as 0.3 microns.
FRESHENS
Plasmacluster treats the air similar to the
way nature cleans the environment by
emitting a balance of positive and negative
ions.
HUMIDIFIES
Runs up to 10 hours per lling.**
*When air is drawn through the filter sys-
tem.
**Room size:
up to 48 m
2
(KC-860E)
up to 38 m
2
(KC-850E)
up to 26 m
2
(KC-840E)
Sensor Technology continuously monitors
air quality, and automatically adjusting op-
eration based on detected air purity and
humidity.
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety precautions should be followed, including the
following:
WARNING
– To reduce the risk of electrical shock, re or injury to persons:
Read all instructions before using the unit.
Use only a 220~240 volt outlet.
Do not use the unit if the power cord or plug is damaged or the connection to the wall outlet
is loosened.
Periodically remove dust from the plug.
Do not insert ngers or foreign objects into the air intake or air outlet.
When removing the power plug, always hold the plug and never pull on the cord.
Electrical shock and/or re from a short circuit may result.
Do not remove the plug when your hands are wet.
Do not use this unit near gas appliances or replaces.
When re lling the Water Tank, cleaning the unit, or when the unit is not in use, be sure to unplug
the unit. Electrical shock and/or re from a short circuit may result
If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent, a
Sharp authorized Service Centre or similarly quali ed person in order to avoid a hazard.
Do not operate when using aerosol insecticides or in rooms where there is oily residue, incense,
sparks from lit cigarettes, chemical fumes in the air, or in locations where the unit may get wet,
such as a bathroom.
Be cautious when cleaning the unit. Strong corrosive cleansers may damage the exterior.
Only a Sharp Authorized Service Centre should service this air puri er. Contact the nearest Service
Centre for any problems, adjustments, or repairs.
When carrying the unit, remove the Water Tank and Humidifying Tray rst and hold the unit by han-
dles on both sides.
Do not drink the water in the Humidifying Tray or Water Tank.
Change the water in the Water Tank daily with fresh tap water and regularly clean the Water Tank
and Humidifying Tray. (See E-12 and E-13). When unit is not in use, dispose of the water in the
Water Tank and Humidifying Tray. Leaving water in the Water Tank and/or Humidifying Tray may
result in mold, bacteria, and bad odours.
In rare cases, this bacteria may cause harmful physical effects.
This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical, sen-
sory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been given su-
pervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.
Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance.
NOTE
– Radio or TV Interference
If this air puri er should cause interference to radio or television reception, try to correct the interfer-
ence by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
Increase the separation distance between the unit and radio/TV receiver.
Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is con-
nected.
Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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CAUTIONS CONCERNING OPERATION
Do not block the intake and/or air outlet.
Do not use the unit near or on hot objects, such as stoves or heaters, or where it may come into
contact with steam.
Always operate the unit in an upright position.
Hold the unit by using the handles on both sides when moving.
Do not move when the unit is in operation.
Do not operate the unit without the lters, Water Tank, and Humidifying Tray properly in-
stalled.
Do not wash and reuse the HEPA lter.
Not only does it not improve lter performance, it may cause electric shock or malfunction.
Clean the exterior with a soft cloth only.
Do not use volatile uids and/or detergents.
The unit surface may be damaged or cracked.
In addition, the sensors may malfunction as a result.
• Frequency of maintenance required (descaling) will depend on the hardness or the impuri-
ties of the water that you use; the harder the water the more often descaling will be neces-
sary.
Keep the unit away from water.
INSTALLATION GUIDELINES
When using the unit, place at least 2m away from equipment utilizing electric waves such
as televisions or radios to avoid electrical interference.
Avoid a location where the sensor is exposed to direct wind.
The unit may not operate properly.
Avoid use in locations where furniture, fabrics or other items may come in contact with and
restrict the air intake and/or air outlet.
Avoid use in locations where the unit is exposed to condensation or drastic temperature
changes. Appropriate conditions are when room temperature is between 5 – 35 ºC.
Place on a stable surface with suf cient air circulation.
When placing the unit on a heavily carpeted area, the unit may vibrate slightly.
Place the unit on an even surface to avoid water leakage from the Water Tank and/or Humidifying
Tray.
Avoid locations where grease or oily smoke is generated.
The unit surface may crack or the sensor may malfunction as a result.
Place the unit about 30 cm~60 cm(1~2 ft) away from the wall in order to ensure proper air-
ow.
The wall directly behind the air outlet may become dirty over time. When using the unit for an ex-
tended period of time in the same location, periodically clean the wall and protect the wall with a
vinyl sheet, etc. to prevent the wall from becoming dirty.
FILTER GUIDELINES
Follow the instructions in this manual for correct care and maintenance of the lters.
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Front Monitor
PART NAMES
ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM – FRONT
Air Outlet
Main Unit
BACK
Handle (2 locations left and right)
Sensors
• Dust Sensor
Temperature / Humidity Sensor
Odour Sensor(KC860E
KC850E)
Tank Handle
Water Tank
(For humidifying)
Humidifying Filter
Tank Cap
Float
Humidifying Tray
Power Cord
Plug
Air Outlet
HEPA Filter (white)
Washable Deodorizing
Filter (black)
Tabs
Back Panel (Pre-Filter)
Air Inlet
Date Label
(Rating Label)
Filter Frame
KC-860E
KC-850E
Main Unit Display
Main Unit Display
Front Monitor
Main Unit
(Shape of plug depends on country.)
KC-840E
Air Outlet
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ENG
Water Supply Indicator Light (red)
This light will illuminate when the water
tank needs to be re lled.
Sensor Reading
Sen
so
Senso
r Reading
or
r Reading
or
r
Reading
or
Flashing
Clean
All green
Green
Yellow
Very lmpure
All red
Clean
All green
Green
Yellow
Very lmpure
All red
Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
FRONT MONITOR
Indicates condition and humidity of room air.
Plasmacluster Indicator Light (blue)
Blue: Plasmacluster ON
Light off: Plasmacluster OFF
Humidity Indicator Light (green)
Displays the approximate humidity level
in the room. Humidity setting cannot be
adjusted.
KC-850E KC-860E
KC-840E
ODOUR MONITOR
The odour sensor continuously
monitors the air and changes colour
depending on odour intensity.
DUST MONITOR
The dust sensor continuously monitors
the air and changes colour depending on
air purity. KC-860E has 5 levels of dust
detector.
When the dust sensor detects dust,
the ashing light moves depending on
dustiness.
Odour in the room
Faint
Strong
Green Yellow
Red
depending on odour
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G
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intensity
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Dust and odor are detected by different
sensors.The colours may not change
simultaneously.
(Ex.) At 60 % humidily
80 % or more
Less than 30 %
DUST MONITOR
The dust sensor continuously
monitors the air and changes colour
depending on air purity.
Sensor Reading
Clean
All green
Green
Yellow
Very lmpure
All red
Clean
All green
Green
Yellow
Very lmpure
All red
C
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All g
All g
All g
C
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Sen
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Sen
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Sen
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Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
Flashing
Humidity Indicator Light (green)
Displays the approximate humidity level
in the room. Humidity setting cannot be
adjusted.
High – 65 % or more
Med – 65 % or less of 40 % or more
Low – 40 % or less
Water Supply Indicator Light(red)
This light will illuminate when the water
tank needs to be re lled.
When the dust sensor detects dust,
the ashing light moves depending on
dustiness.
Plasmacluster Indicator Light (blue)
Blue: Plasmacluster ON
Light off: Plasmacluster OFF
Indicates the room condition of odour, dust, and humidity.
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Date Label
Unplug the unit before installing
or adjusting the lters.
PREPARATION FOR
USE
1
Remove the Back Panel.
Gently push down on the tabs,
then tilt and remove the back
panel.
Install the lters
1
Install the HEPA Filter.
Please make sure that the HEPA Filter is
placed in proper orientation.
To maintain the quality of the lters, they are packed in plastic bags and placed in the
unit. Be sure to remove the lters from the plastic bags and replace the lters in the
unit before initial use.
Remove the lters
Back Panel
HEPA Filter
Washable
Deodorizing
Filter
HEPA Filter
FILTER INSTALLATION
1
2
Tabs on the top
Washable Deodorizing Filter
Back Panel
Bottom tabs
Upper tabs
Installing the filter backwards
will affect the performance of
the unit.
Tab
2
Remove the Wash-
able Deodorizing Filter
(black) and HEPA Filter
(white) from the plastic
bags.
2
Insert the Back Panel’s 2 bottom tabs
(left and right) into the small holes in the
unit, and slide the Washable Deodor-
izing Filter between the HEPA Filter and
the Back Panel.
3
Gently push in the up-
per tabs (left and right)
to lock in place.
4
Fill in the usage start
date on the Date Label.
Use the usage start date as
a guide for when the lters
should be replaced.
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ENG
REFILLING THE WATER TANK
CAUTION
Tank Handle
Water Tank
Tank Cap
Water Tank
Humidifying
Tray
tighten
Do not expose the unit to water. Short circuit and/or electrical shock may occur as a result.
Do not use hot water (40 ºC), chemical agents, aromatic substances, dirty water, or other
damaging substances, deformation and/or malfunction may occur.
Use only fresh tap water. Use of other water sources may promote the growth of mold, fun-
gus and/or bacteria.
The unit can be used in the Clean Air Mode without
putting water in the Water Tank. When using the Clean
Air & Humidify Mode, or the CLEAN ION SHOWER
Mode, the Water Tank should be lled with water.
1
Remove the Water Tank by unlatching the
top.
2
Remove the Water Tank Cap and carefully
ll the Water Tank with tap water.
Change the water in the Water Tank every day with
fresh tap water.
3
After lling, securely tighten the Tank Cap.
Check to see that there is no water leaking.
Be sure to wipe off any excess water on the outside of
the Water Tank.
When carrying the Water Tank, hold it with both hands
so that the Water Tank opening is facing up.
4
Replace the Water Tank in the unit.
The top latch will “click” in place when the Water Tank
is properly installed.
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CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY MODE
OPERATION
Use the Clean Air & Humidify Mode to quickly clean the air, reduce odours and to humidify.
About Automatic Humidify Mode
The Temperature/Humidity sensors automatically detect and
adjust humidity according to changes in room temperature.
Depending on the size and humidity of the room, humidity
may not reach 55~65 %. In such cases, it is recommended
that CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY/MAX MODE be used.
Power OFF Button
Power ON Button
Light Control
Button
Fan Speed Button/
Indicator Light (green)
CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE Button/
Indicator Light (blue)
Press any of the buttons to se-
lect mode and start the unit.
Clean Air & Humidify MODE Button/
Indicator Light (green)
Clean Air MODE Button/
Indicator Light (green)
MAIN UNIT DISPLAY
Press the Power OFF Button to turn the unit off.
Filter Reset Button/
Indicator Light (red)
Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button/
Indicator Light (green)
1
Fill Water Tank. (See E-7)
2
Press the CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY MODE Button.
If the power cord was not unplugged between uses, the unit
will automatically re-start at the previously selected settings.
3
Press the FAN SPEED Button to select the de-
sired fan speed.
Indicator lights will show the fan speed
currently selected.
Temperature Humidity
~18 ºC 65 %
18 ºC~24 ºC 60 %
24 ºC~ 55 %
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Use the Clean Air Mode when additional humidity is not required.
CLEAN AIR MODE
CLEAN ION SHOWER Mode with humidi cation releases high-density Plasmacluster ions.
By continuously discharging strong air ow for 15 minitues, the unit effectively removes air-
borne dust, pollen, mold and allergens from the air as they are drawn through the lter system.
Water must be in the Water Tank when this mode is selected.
The unit humidi es when there’s water in the Water Tank, and it operates without humidifying
when there’s no water in it.
Press the Power OFF Button to turn the unit off.
Press the Power OFF Button to turn the unit off.
Fan Speed Button
Please note the fan speed cannot be adjusted during the CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE.
AUTO operation
The fan speed is automatically switched (between HIGH and LOW) depend-
ing on the amount of impurities in the air. The sensors detect impurities for
ef cient air pur cation.
POLLEN mode
The unit will operate at High Level for
10 minutes, then will atternate be-
tween MEDIUM and HIGH.
10 minutes: High fan level
20 minutes: Medium fan level
20 minutes: High fan level
MAX operation
The unit will operate at maximum fan speed.
MEDIUM operation
The unit will operate at medium fan speed.
LOW operation
The unit will operate quietly using minimal air intake.
CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE
1
Press the CLEAN AIR MODE Button on the display.
If the power cord was not unplugged between uses, the unit will
automatically re-start at the previously selected settings.
2
Press the FAN SPEED BUTTON to select the de-
sired fan speed.
Indicator lights will show the fan
speed currently selected.
1
Press the CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE Button
on the display to select this mode.
When the operation nishes, the unit will return to the prior
operation.
operation
*HiGH fan speed is an intermediate speed between MEDIUM and MAX.
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OPERATION
WATER SUPPLY INDICATOR LIGHT
When the Water Tank is empty, the Water Supply Indicator Light will ash
to indicate that the Water Tank should be re lled. Please note the light
will not ash even when the Water Tank is empty during the Clean
Air Mode and the Clean ION SHOWER Mode.
Sound indicator setting for water supply.
In addition to the Indicator Light, the unit can be set to signal with an audible beep when the
Water Tank is empty. With the unit OFF, press the Lights Control button for 3 seconds to turn
the audible signal ON.
Cancellation
To cancel the audible signal, with the unit OFF, press the Lights
Control button again more than 3 seconds.
ADJUSTMENT OF SENSOR DETECTION SENSITIVITY
Set to “low” if the DUST MONITOR and ODOUR MONITOR is constantly red to reduce
sensitivity, and set to “high’ if the DUST MONITOR and ODOUR MONITOR is constantly
green to increase sensitivity.
Sensor
Detection
sensitivity
Fan Speed
Indicator
Light
LIGHTS CONTROL Button
Use when the light on the
front panel is too bright.
High
Standard
Low
Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button
Press the Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button to turn Plasmaclus-
ter Ion Mode ON and OFF.
When Plasmacluster is ON, both the Indicator Light and
Plasmacluster Indicator Light turn on.
Refer to the diagram on the right to select the
desired brightness on the front panel.
The lights on the front panel are brighter.
The lights on the front panel are darker.
The lights on the front monitor turn off
CAUTION
The lights on the front monitor are always brighter when starting.
The lights on the front panel are brighter.
The lights on the front panel are darker.
The lights on the front monitor turn off.
1
With the unit OFF, press the Fan Speed Button for 3 seconds.
The Fan Speed Indicator Lights will display the currently set sensor sensitivity level. The
factory setting is Standard, indicated by the MED light.
2
Press the Fan Speed Button to set the desired sensor sensitivity.
Refer to the diagram on the right to select the desired sensor sen-
sitivity level.
3
Press the Power OFF Button.
Note that if the Power OFF Button is not pushed within 8 seconds
of adjusting sensor sensitivity, the setting will be saved automati-
cally. The sensor sensitivity setting will be saved even if the unit is
unplugged.
Flashing
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ENG
CARE AND MAINTENANCE
UNIT
FILTER INDICATOR LIGHT
The Filter Indicator Light will illuminate as a reminder to perform maintenance
of the Back Panel, Sensors, and Humidifying Filter. The Indicator Light will turn
on after approximately 720 hours of use.
After performing maintenance, reset the Filter Indicator. Plug the unit in, turn
power ON, and press the RESET button for 3 seconds. The Filter Indicator
Light will go off. Even if the Filter Indicator Light is already off, the RESET but-
ton should be pressed to reset the maintenance timer.
BACK PANEL and SENSORS
Sensor
Back Panel
Sensor Filter
To maintain optimum performance of this air puri er, please clean the unit including
the sensor and lters periodically.
When cleaning the unit, be sure to rst unplug the power cord, and never handle the
plug with wet hands. Electrical shock and/or bodily injury may occur as a result.
Back Panel
Care Cycle
After 720 hours of use
(
30days × 24hours = 720)
Care Cycle
Whenever dust accumulates
on the unit or every 2 months
Gently remove dust from the sensor opening and the
back panel, using a vacuum cleaner attachment or
similar tool.
When the back panel has stubborn dirt
1
In case of oily dirt, soak the back panel in water with
kitchen detergent.
Avoid scrubbing the back panel hard when washing.
2
Rinse the back panel repeatedly with clean water to re-
move the solution residue.
3
Drip dry lter to remove excess water.
SENSOR FILTER CARE
Remove the sensor filter and tap it lightly over a sink
or bin to dislodge dust. If it is very dirty, wash it gently
with lukewarm water. Do not use any detergents or
chemicals of any kind to clean the lter. Dry the lter
completely before replacing in the unit. Do not operate
unit without all lters properly installed.
Care Cycle
Whenever dust accumulates on the unit or every 2 months
To prevent dirt or stains on the unit, clean regularly. If stains are allowed to remain, they may
become dif cult to remove.
Wipe with a dry, soft cloth
For stubborn stains or dirt, use a soft cloth dampened with warm water.
Do not use volatile uids
Benzene, paint thinner, polishing powder, may damage the surface.
Do not use detergents
Detergent ingredients may damage the unit.
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CARE AND MAINTENANCE
WATER TANK
HAND WASH ONLY!
DO NOT DRY IN CLOTHES
DRYER!
Rinse the inside of the tank by leaving a small amount of luke-
warm water inside, closing the tank cap firmly, and shaking
the tank. Mild household detergents may be used to clean the
inside of the tank, but detergent should be diluted and the tank
should be thoroughly rinsed to remove all detergent residue.
(Note the Water Tank is not dishwasher safe.)
TANK CAP CARE
care cycle... once a month
The small cap back of the tank cap is removable.
When the tank cap and small cap are dirty and slimy,
cleaning is necessary.
Use a cotton swab or a toothbrush.
Tank Cap
Water Tank
WASHABLE DEODORIZING FILTER CARE
Tank Cap
Toothbrush
Care Cycle
Every day when Humidifying
Care Cycle
When an unpleasant odour is noticed
from the air outlet.
When performance of lter seems to be
reduced and odours persist.
2
Drip dry lter to remove excess water.
1
Rinse dirt from the WASHABLE DEODORIZING
FILTER under lukewarm water.
Remove dust on the washable deodorizing lter before washing.
CAUTION
When washing the lter for the rst time, the rinse water may
be brown. This does not affect deodorization performance.
Avoid bending or folding the lter when washing.
3
Dry filter completely in a well ventilated area. If
possible, dry outdoors.
Dry lter in a sideways position to avoid warping of the lter.
The lter takes about 6 hours to dry out.
CAUTION
• Avoid drying lter outdoors during inclement weather (e.g. rain or cold
temperatures).
Do not allow lter to freeze.
• If lter is dried indoors, take precautions, such as placing towels, etc
under the lter to prevent water damage to the oor.
4
Replace the lter in unit. (See E-6).
Dry lter completely before replacing to prevent odours.
Do not operate unit without all lters properly installed.
E-13
ENG
Frequency of maintenance cycle will depend on the hardness
of the water. Avoid spilling water when removing or cleaning
the tray.
1
Remove the Water Tank and Humidifying
Tray.
Unlatch the Water
Tank first, then re-
move the tray. Use
both hands when
pulling out the Hu-
midifying Tray to
avoid spilling water.
3
Rinse the inside of the Humidifying
Tray with lukewarm water to remove
impurities.
Do not remove the
Styrofoam oat.
• Clean dif cult-to-
reach parts with a
cotton-tipped swab
or tooth brush.
CAUTION
Humidifying Filter
Water Tank
Tank Handle
Humidifying
Tray
Float
If the Styrofoam oat comes off,
replace by inserting the tabs of
the Float into the holes in the
Humidifying Tray as shown in the
diagram.
When Water Deposits are Dif cult to Remove
• Use only mild kitchen detergents to
clean the Humidifying Tray. Use of
non-designated chemicals or deter-
gents can cause deformation, tar-
nishing, cracking (water leakage).
Insert the oat below
this tab.
Insert the tab on
the other side of the
oat into the hole.
Insert the tab of the
oat into the hole.
1
Fill Humidifying Tray half-
way with lukewarm water,
add a small amount of mild
kitchen detergent, and leave
to soak for about 30 min-
utes.
Dilute detergent according to
instructions on the container.
Clean dif cult-to-reach parts
with a cotton
swab or tooth
brush.
2
Rinse the Humidifying
Tray with lukewarm wa-
ter.
• Rinse until all detergent residue
is removed.
• Inadequate rinsing may
cause the de-
tergent odour
or changes
in the shape/
colour of the
main unit.
4
Replace the Humidifying Filter and re-
place the Humidifying Tray in the unit.
The Humidifying Filter will not
t if placed in backwards. Be
sure there is no gap between
the Humidifying tray and the
unit when the Humidifying Tray
is replaced in the unit. The unit
may not operate properly if the
Humidifying Tray is not prop-
erly replaced in the unit.
Do not hold
this part.
2
Remove the Humidifying Filter from the
Humidifying Tray. Drain accumulated wa-
ter by tilting the Humidifying Tray slowly.
Colour: Gray
HUMIDIFYING TRAY
Care Cycle
1 month
E-14
CARE AND MAINTENANCECARE AND MAINTENANCE
Frequency of maintenance cycle will depend on the hardness or the impuri
ties of the water that
you use; the harder the water the more often descaling will be necessary.
Pay attention not to spill water when cleaning the lter.
1
Remove the Water Tank and
Humidifying Tray.
2
Remove the Humidifying Filter
from the Humidifying Tray.
Avoid spilling water from the Humidifying
Tray.
3
Preparing the descaling solu-
tion.
Citric acid, available at some drugstores,
or 100 % bottled lemon juice are used for
descaling. Choose either one to use, and
prepare the descaling solution.
<For using citric acid>
Dissolve 3 teaspoons of citric acid and 2
1/2 cups of lukewarm water in a suitable
container, and stir well.
<For using lemon juice>
100 % bottled lemon juice can be used
for descaling. Use only 100 % bottled
lemon juice with no pulp (strain juice if
necessary). Combine 1/4 cup lemon juice
and 3 cups of lukewarm water in a con-
tainer large enough to hold the Humidify-
ing Filter and stir well.
4
When using lemon juice,
it is recommended to pre-
soak longer than citric
acid.
5
Rinse the Humidifying Filter re-
peatedly with lukewarm water
to remove all the solution resi-
due.
Inadequate rinsing may cause odour and
affect the performance and/or appear-
ance of the unit.
* Do not scrub the Humidi-
fying Filter, rinse gently
under lukewarm water
only.
6
Attach the Humidifying Filter
to the Humidifying Tray, and
replace the Humidifying Tray in
the unit.
•The Humidifying Filter will not fit if
placed in backwards. Be sure there is
no gap between the Humidifying Tray
and the unit when the Humidifying Tray
is replaced in the unit. The unit may not
operate properly if the Humidifying Tray
is not properly replaced in the unit.
•When not using the
unit for a long peri-
ods of time, dry the
Humidifying Filter
completely before
replacing.
7
Plug in the unit, turn power
ON, and press the Filter Reset
Button on the display for more
than 3 seconds to reset.
You may notice reddish-brown or white
deposits forming on the surface of the
Humidifying Filter. These impurities (cal-
cium, etc.) are due to the impurities con-
tained in tap water; this is not a defect.
Replace the Humidifying Filter when it is
covered completely
in white deposits.
Water Tank
Humidifying
Tray
Humidifying lter
Humidifying
Tray
HUMIDIFYING FILTER
Care Cycle
Once a month or when the Filter Indicator Light is on.
P
re-soak the Humidifying Filter
in the solution for 30 minutes
before cleaning.
E-15
ENG
Humidifying lter
(Gray)
Filter Frame (Gray)
(white)
Filter Frame (white)
FILTER REPLACEMENT GUIDELINES
Filter life will vary depending on the room environment, usage, and location of the unit. If dust
or odours persist, replace the lters.
(Refer to “Please read before operating your new Air Puri er”)
Guide for lter replacement timing
HEPA Filter
Up to 5 years after opening
Filter life can be greatly reduced depending on the room environment. Cigarette smoke, pet dander,
and other airborne particles can reduce lter life. Check lters regularly and replace as necessary.
Washable Deodorizing Filter
The lter can be repeatedly used after washing, or it can be replaced.
Humidifying Filter
Up to 2 years after opening
Filter life can be greatly reduced depending on the room environment. Even if 2 years have not
passed, replace the Humidifying Filter if you notice the following:
Mineral deposits (white, black, or red masses) which are not removed after cleaning or the Humidi-
fying Filter is still dirty.
Filter is severely damaged or warped.
Replacement Filters
• HEPA Filter: 1unit
Model FZ-C150HFE (for KC-860E)
FZ-C100HFE (for KC-850E)
FZ-C70HFE (for KC-840E)
• Washable Deodorizing Filter: 1unit
Model FZ-C150DFE (for KC-860E)
FZ-C100DFE (for KC-850E)
FZ-C70DFE (for KC-840E)
• Humidifying Filter: 1unit
Model FZ-C100MFE
Replacing the Filters
1. Replace lters according to the instructions provided with the replacement lters.
2. Use the date labels as a reminder for when the lters should be replaced.
Disposal of Filters
Please dispose of used lters according to any local laws and regulations.
HEPA Filter materials:
• Filter: Polypropylene • Frame: Polyester
Washable Deodorizing Filter materials:
• Polyester, Rayon, Activated charcoal
Humidifying Filter materials:
• Rayon, Polyester
E-16
TROUBLESHOOTING
Before calling for service, please review the Troubleshooting chart below, since the problem may not
be a unit malfunction.
SYMPTOM REMEDY (not a malfunction)
Odours and smoke are not
removed.
Clean or replace the lters if they appear to be heavily soiled.
(See E-11,E-12,E-14)
The Front Monitor illuminates
green even when the air is
impure.
The air could be impure at the time the unit was plugged in.
Unplug the unit, wait one minute, and plug the unit in again.
The Front Monitor illuminates
orange or red even when the
air is clean.
Sensor operation is affected if the dust sensor openings are
dirty or clogged. Gently clean the dust sensors (See E-11).
A clicking or ticking sound is
heard from the unit.
Clicking or ticking sounds may be audible when the unit is
generating ions.
The discharged air has an
odour.
Check to see if the lters are heavily soiled.
Clean or replace the lters.
Plasmacluster Air Puri ers emit small traces of ozone which
may produce an odour.
The unit does not operate
when cigarette smoke is in the
air.
Is the unit installed in a location that is dif cult for the sensor
to detect cigarette smoke?
Are the dust sensor openings blocked or clogged?
(In this case, clean the openings.) (See E-11)
Filter Indicator Light is
illuminated.
After replacing lters, connect the power cord to an outlet and
press the Filter Reset Button. (See E-11)
The Front Monitor are turned
off.
Check to see if the Lights OFF Mode selected. If so, then
press the Lights Control Button to activate the indicator lights.
(See E-10)
The Water Supply Indicator
Light does not illuminate when
the tank is empty.
Check Styrofoam oat for impurities. Clean the Humidifying-
Tray. Ensure unit is located on a level surface.
Water lever in the tank does
not decrease or decreases
slowly.
Check to see if the Humidifying Tray and Water Tank are cor-
rectly installed. Check the Humidifying Filter.
Clean or replace the filter when it is heavily soiled
(See E-14 and E-15).
The Front Monitor lights
change colour frequently.
The Front Monitor lights automatically change colours as im-
purities are detected by the dust sensor and odour sensor.
E-17
ENG
ERROR DISPLAY
KC-850EKC-860E
If error occurs again, contact the Sharp Service Centre.
DIGITAL
INDICATION
LAMP INDICATION ERROR DETAILS REMEDY
Flashing of the Clean Air &
Humidify Indicator Light.
Abnormal humidity lter Verify if the Humidifying Filter,
Humidifying Tray and Water
Tank are properly installed and
then turn power ON again.
Flashing of the Fan Speed
Indicator Light '
'.
Abnormal fan motor
Turn power OFF to cancel the
error display, wait one minute,
and then turn power ON.
Abnormal temperature-
humidity sensor
Unplug the unit, wait one
minute, and plug the unit in
again.
Flashing of the Clean Ion
Shower Indicator Light.
Problem in circuit board
Flashing of the Clean Air Indi-
cator Light.
Flashing of the Fan Speed In-
dicator Light ' '.
Flashing of the Fan Speed In-
dicator Light ' '.
KC-840E
LAMP INDICATION ERROR DETAILS REMEDY
Flashing of the Clean Air &
Humidify Indicator Light.
Abnormal humidity lter Verify if the Humidifying Filter,
Humidifying Tray and Water
Tank are properly installed and
then turn power ON again.
Flashing of the Fan Speed
Indicator Light '
'.
Abnormal fan motor
Turn power OFF to cancel the
error display, wait one minute,
and then turn power ON.
Abnormal temperature-
humidity sensor
Unplug the unit, wait one
minute, and plug the unit in
again.
Flashing of the Clean Ion
Shower Indicator Light.
Problem in circuit board
Flashing of the Clean Air Indi-
cator Light.
Flashing of the Fan Speed In-
dicator Light '
'.
Flashing of the Fan Speed In-
dicator Light '
'.
Flashing of the Humidity Indi-
cator Light ‘High’ or ‘Low’.
E-18
SPECIFICATIONS
Model KC-860E KC-850E KC-840E
Power supply 220 ~ 240 V 50/60 Hz
Fan Speed Adjustment MAX MED LOW MAX MED LOW MAX MED LOW
CLEAN AIR
Fan Speed (m
3
/hour)
396 240 84 306 168 60 210 132 48
Rated Power (W)
56 19 5.5 (4.9) 41 11.6 3.8 (3.3) 26 9.5 3.7 (3.4)
Noise Level (dBA)
51 39 17 47 35 15 45 34 15
CLEAN AIR
& HUMIDIFY
Fan Speed (m
3
/hour)
396 240 120 288 168 84 186 132 54
Rated Power (W)
56 21 8.8 (8.2) 40 13.5 6.8 (6.3) 21 11.5 6.1 (5.8)
Noise Level (dBA)
50 39 25 47 35 22 42 34 20
Humidi cation (mL/hour)*2
730 500 300 600 400 230 450 330 170
Recommended Room Size (m
2
)*1 ~48 ~38 ~26
Water Tank Capacity (L) 4.3 4.0 3.0
Sensors
Dust/odour/Temperature & Humidity Dust/Temperature & Humidity
Filter type
Dust collection HEPA with Microbial control *3
Deodorization Washable Deodorizing
Cord Lenght (m) 2.0
Dimensions (mm) 398 (W) × 288 (D) × 627 (H) 378 (W) × 265 (D) × 586 (H) 360 (W) × 233 (D) × 550 (H)
Weight (kg) 11.0 9.0 8.0
*1 • The Recommended Room Size is appropriate for operating the unit of maximum fan speed.
The Recommended Room Size area indicates the space where a certain amount of dust particles can be removed in 30 minutes.
*2 • Humidi cation Amount changes in accordance with indoor and outdoor temperature and humidity.
Humidi cation Amount increases as temperatures rise or humidity decreases.
Humidi cation Amount decreases as temperatures decrease or humidity rises.
Measurement Condition: 20 ºC, 30 % humidity (JEM1426)
*3 •
The class of the HEPA lter by EN1822 is H10.
Standby Power
In order to operate the electrical circuits while the power plug is inserted in the wall outlet, this
product consumes about 0.7 W of standby power.
For energy conservation, unplug the power cord when the unit is not in use.
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