Daikin MC70LVM Operation Manual

Floor standing, wall-hanging type

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Air Puriﬁ er

OPERATION MANUAL

Floor Standing, Wall-hanging Type

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MC70LVM

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Page 1 Air Puriﬁ er OPERATION MANUAL Floor Standing, Wall-hanging Type MODEL MC70LVM...
Page 2: Features
Features About air purifying The powerful suction of a high airﬂ ow rate captures dust, pollen, etc. • The purifying capacity improves as the airﬂ ow rate increases. The air permeates the room at a high airﬂ ow rate. Powerful suction from 3 directions Effective against pollen With the high airﬂ...
Page 3: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS What is the “Streamer” function? Read before Operation This function uses a “streamer discharge”, a type of plasma discharge, to generate high-speed Features ............1 electrons with strong oxidation power inside the air puriﬁ er, reducing or removing odour swiftly. (The Safety Precautions .........
Page 4: Safety Precautions
Safety Precautions Before use, read these Safety Precautions to ensure proper handling of equipment. The precautions used in this manual are classiﬁ ed into the following two types. Both contain important safety information, therefore observe them at all times. Improper handling may lead to injury or property Improper handling may lead to serious injury or even damage.
Page 5 WARNING • Do not use combustible substances, i.e., hair spray, insecticides, etc., near the unit. Do not wipe the unit with benzene or thinner. These substances may lead to cracking, electric shock or ignition. • Use a neutral detergent to clean the unit. Use of chlorine or acidic detergents to clean the unit may generate harmful gas and harm health.
Page 6 Safety Precautions CAUTION • Do not expose plants or animals to direct air currents from the unit. Overexposure to air currents may have adverse effects. • Keep ﬁ sh tanks, vases and other water containers away from the unit. Water inﬁ ltration into the unit may lead to electric shock, ﬁ re or damage. •...
Page 7: Name And Operation Of Each Part
Name and Operation of Each Part Front Unit display Receiver ► Page 7. Air inlet for air quality Air inlet for sensor (dust sensor) odour sensor ► Page 16. ► Page 16. Front panel Air inlet ► Page 15. Rear Handles Air outlet Remote controller storage slot...
Page 8 Name and Operation of Each Part Unit display Remote controller ► Page 13, 14. Child proof lock lamp (orange) Child proof lock button It prevents small children from mishandling the unit. ON / OFF button Auto fan lamp (yellow) Fan setting button Auto fan button Anti-pollen...
Page 9 Operation lamp ON / OFF / Mode Filter reset button change button • Turbo lamp (orange) The ﬁ lter lamp is turned off by pressing • Anti-pollen lamp (green) the button for 5 seconds after the pleated The operation mode changes each time •...
Page 10: Preparation Before Operation
Preparation before Operation Accessories check How to attach the pleated ﬁ lter Conﬁ rm all the accessories are included. Make sure to attach the pleated ﬁ lter before starting operation. Remove the front panel. • Push the 2 clips (right and left), and pull the front panel upward and remove it.
Page 11 Attach the pleated ﬁ lter. Attach UNIT1. • Holding UNIT1 by the handles, ﬁ t the projections into the Make sure to set the preﬁ lter (green) and the pleated ﬁ lter grooves (2 locations) at the bottom of the main unit, and (front: white, rear: blue) in place.
Page 12 Preparation before Operation Installation of the unit Installed on a table or the ﬂ oor CAUTION • The wall where the air puriﬁ er is set may get dirty depending on the type of wall and environment, even if you follow the 100cm from ceiling speciﬁ...
Page 13 Preparation of remote controller Insert the power plug into an electrical socket. A battery is already set in the remote controller. • The remote controller can be used only after pulling out the clear sheet. Electrical socket Power plug Clear sheet You can adjust the length of Battery replacement the power supply cord by...
Page 14: How To Operate
How to Operate To start the operation Press (Example of the initial display) • Operation starts and the airﬂ ow rate lamp lights up. • When you press during operation, operation stops. • When you press next time, operation starts with the same settings as the previous operation.
Page 15 Operation with the button on the unit Press • The operation mode changes each time the button is pressed. “ (Low)” “ (Standard)” “ (Auto fan)” “ (Quiet)” “ (Anti-pollen)” “ (Turbo)” “ (Sleep mode)” “ (High)” “Stop” ATTENTION • Operation stops for safety when the front panel is opened during operation.
Page 16: Care And Cleaning
Quick Reference Table of Maintenance WARNING Before performing maintenance, stop the unit and disconnect the power plug. (It may cause electric shock or injury.) Remove the parts for maintenance in numerical order. For details on removing and attaching each part, see ►...
Page 17 Main unit or air inlet Pleated ﬁ lter Deodorising catalyst unit for sensor Deodorising Air inlet for odour sensor Pleated ﬁ lter catalyst unit Air inlet for Do not rinse Do not rub the air quality sensor Face the white with water.
Page 18: Removing And Attaching Each Part
Removing and Attaching Each Part Remove Attach Remove the front panel. Attach the deodorising catalyst unit. • Push the 2 clips (right and left), and pull the front panel • Holding the deodorising catalyst unit by the handles, ﬁ t the upward and remove it.
Page 19 Removing and attaching the opposing pole plates CAUTION Wear rubber gloves to remove and attach the opposing pole plates. Hands can be cut on the opposing pole plates and ionised wires. Attach UNIT1 Attach the opposing pole plates. Fit the opposing pole plate over the knobs (2 sets on the right and left) on the ionising frame.
Page 20: Cleaning Of Unit1 And Unit2
Cleaning of UNIT1 and UNIT2 UNIT1 UNIT2 UNIT1: (Plasma ioniser) (Streamer unit) If the “UNIT1” lamp lights Time for UNIT2: 1) Ionising frame 4) Streamer unit cleaning Once every 3 months or if the “UNIT2” lamp lights Cleaning Soak, drain and dry Wipe method If marking is a concern, clean the unit even if the “UNIT1”...
Page 21 CAUTION Wear rubber gloves when wiping or rubbing the units. • Hands can be cut on the opposing pole plates and ionised wires. There are ionised wires on the rear of the opposing pole plates. Be careful not to snap these wires when removing and attaching the units. •...
Page 22: Replacement Of The Pleated Filter
Replacement of the Pleated Filter Press the ﬁ lter reset button on the upper When the ﬁ lter lamp in the part of the front panel for 5 seconds. display lights up or blinks Time for cleaning (The ﬁ lter lamp goes off with a short beep sound.) It is not necessary to replace the pleated ﬁ...
Page 23: Sensitivity Setting Of The Air Quality Sensor (Dust Sensor)
Sensitivity Setting of the Air Quality Sensor (dust sensor) The sensitivity of the air quality sensor can be changed. ON / OFF / Mode change button Airﬂ ow rate lamp Press on the unit for 10 seconds. With pressed, point the remote controller at the unit and press •...
Page 24: Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions Before consulting your dealer, check the following points. Question : Can the deodorising catalyst unit be washed with water? Does the unit need to be replaced? Answer : No, the deodorising catalyst unit can not be washed with water. (If the unit is washed with water, it will be deformed and become unusable.) When you have washed the deodorising catalyst unit by mistake, consult your dealer.
Page 25: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Before consulting your dealer or asking for repairs, check the following points. If the problems still can not be solved, consult your dealer. The unit does not operate. ● Is the front panel correctly set? ► Page 10. The unit does not operate ●...
Page 26 Troubleshooting Before consulting your dealer or asking for repairs, check the following points. If the problems still can not be solved, consult your dealer. A sound is heard. ● Are UNIT1 and UNIT2 correctly set? Insert UNIT1 until it clicks. A crackling or buzzing sound Insert UNIT2 completely to the end.
Page 27 MEMO...
Page 28 3SB64467-2A...
Page 29 Two-dimensional bar code is a code for manufacturing. 3P276413-1B M10B193B (1105) HT...