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Automatically Traps, Vacuums and Exhausts Dust
— For Clean Operation without the Cleaning Hassle
Original vacuum device
Air filter
Traps the dust from
the intake air.
Dust exhaust and
air ventilation fan
Exhaust duct
Trapped dust is
automatically
exhausted outside.
Cleaning Mechanism
The vacuum nozzle moves to trap the dust
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The nozzle automatically starts cleaning the filter after each
use. The cumulative operating time is used to
determine how much of the filter
Traps
needs to be cleaned. The entire
filter is cleaned when the
operating time reaches 36 hours.
*The timer can also be set to start cleaning
at a certain time.
The vacuum duct vacuums the dust
2
The pad on the nozzle rubs the dust from the filter mesh,
and the trapped dust is then vacuumed and exhausted
through the vacuum duct.
Vacuums
1
2
3
The exhaust duct discards
the dust outdoors automatically
The dust goes through the vacuum duct to be exhausted. This
Exhausts
is done automatically, so you don't have to do a thing. And only
a small amount of dust is exhausted each time.
Why does the filter have to be cleaned?
The filter works to trap airbone dust. When the filter is not
cleaned regularly, dust can accumulate and clog it.
Problems Caused by Filter Clogging
Lower
Lower
Air
Efficiency
Volume
Pad: The brush rubs dust from the
filter. A durable, wear-resistant silicon
foam material is used.
Suction port: The rubbed off dust is
vacuumed.
More
Unpleasant
Noise
Odours
•For best performance, it is recommended to install the air conditioner in a room away from oily area e.g. kitchen.
Super Deluxe
CS-XE9EKE/XE12EKE
The filter surface is divided into 12 blocks
to ensure thorough cleaning.
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2
1
1
Dust
Approx. 8 g* of
house dust per year
Air inlet
*Panasonic survey
Filter cleaning
indication light
The blue LED lights to
show the operating status.
Vacuum duct
The vacuum duct carries
the trapped dust to the outside.
Panasonic has applied
Applied for
more than
for more than 90 patents
relate to auto filter
cleaning technology.
patents
(As of November, 2005)
Dead dust mites
Pollen
Mould spores
Viruses/bacteria
Actual dust accumulation will vary depending
on usage and environmental conditions.
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