Summary of Contents for Mitsubishi Electric JT-SB216ESH-W-CE
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February 2010 No. U131-B HAND DRYER HAND BOOK FOR DEALERS Model: JT-SB216ESH-W-CE JT-SB216ESH-DG-CE Nameplate Repair work should be performed by the manufacturer, its service agent or similarly qualified person in order to avoid hazards.
1. Safety precautions GPlease read the following items carefully before using this product, and perform the maintenance and repair work of the product correctly and safely. GThe types and levels of the dangers from mishandling this product are categorized and indicated by the signs shown below.
Items to check during repair work • Inspect the condition of the earth. Correct it if improperly grounded. Also, check to see if an earth leakage breaker or an overload protection device is being installed. If not, recommend the dealer to install one. •...
B Optional function The hand dryer may be installed on the floor using the optional special stand (JP-S15FS-H-E). 3. Improved points Old Model New Model Item (JT-SB216DS) (JT-SB216ESH-W-CE, JT-SB216ESH-DG-CE) Appearance Nozzle Round hole nozzle Hyper-nozzle Noise (dB) Rated power 1010~1200 (During heat accumulation by heater)
4. Names and functions of components 4-1 Structure and appearance Power controll section Heater switch H e a t e O F F speed e e d A ir s p knob Switch P o w e door Power O F F switch Power lamp Display...
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4-2 How to use the hand dryer Power controll section Heater switch Introduction Open the switch door of the power controll section. H e a t e Turn on the power switch. O F F speed Power lamp and heater lamp turn on. (Display) e e d A ir s p knob...
9. Principles of operation Description of circuit operation (1) Cautions for turning “ON / OFF” the power switch 1 When the power switch is turned “ON”, the power lamp (LED1), blue emblem lamp (LED4) and illumination lamps (LED10, 11) turn on after 1.5 seconds, and the hand dryer becomes ready for operation. •...
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(4) Control of the heater temperature 1 Room thermostat detects the room temperature while the heater thermostat monitors the heater temperature. 2 The room thermostat temperature determines the heater control temperature. (The colder the room temperature, the heater control temperature becomes higher, and the hot air temperature is maintained at about 35°C.) 3 Heater turns ON/OFF depending on the heater control temperature, but it does not turn ON in the following occasions.
10. Troubleshooting Work precautions • Before starting the service, try to reproduce the malfunction two or three times. • When servicing, always take care to keep proper footing. • Before starting the service, always unplug the power cord from the outlet, or turn off the earth leakage breaker when no power cord plug is provided.
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Error Mode Display Cause Check Method and Remedy When 220 ~ 240V is supplied, check the following points. Power Heater Check Blue LED Blown current Check if the current fuses (FUSE1, 2, 3) on the control circuit board are blown or not. fuse If any current fuse is blown, replace the control circuit board.
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Error Mode Display Cause Check Method and Remedy Missing or loose Check screws clamping the heat sink for missing or Power Heater Check Blue LED heat sink screws looseness. Defective control If no error is found after checking the above, replace the (Heat sink overheat error) circuit control circuit board.
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Error Mode Display Cause Check Method and Remedy Defective control Replace the control circuit board. Power Heater Check Blue LED circuit (Microcomputer signal error) Defective control Replace the control circuit board. Power Heater Check Blue LED circuit (Microcomputer error) Troubles related to the heater Error Mode Display Cause Check Method and Remedy...
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Troubles without error display Phenomenon Cause Check Method and Remedy Operation continues after – 1 Turn OFF the power switch once and then back ON again. pulling hands out. 2 Error occurs at the power ON. 3 Take action for the error occurred according to the instruction of troubleshooting.
11. How to call Phenomenon Cause, Inspection and Remedy Wind is too weak to dry quickly. 1Check if the filter is clogged. 2Isn’t the wind volume knob set at the weak position? Water leaks from the product. 1 Check if the drain tank is filled up. (Drain water.) Since the main unit may absorb moisture if the product is operate while the drain tank is full, drain water will flow over when it is filled up beyond its capacity.
13. Disassembly and assembly Work precautions • Before replacing parts, follow the instructions described in the troubleshooting. • When servicing, always take care to keep proper footing. • Before starting the service, always unplug the power cord from the outlet, or turn off the earth leakage breaker when no power cord plug is provided.
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7 Remove the switch cover, and disconnect the relay connector. (Indicated by 8 Remove the volume knob. (Indicated by Assembly precaution Install the volume knob in alignment with the shaft. 9 Remove the volume circuit board clamping nut. (Indicated by (3) Indicator circuit board and illumination circuit board 1 Remove the maintenance cover.
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(4) Control circuit board 1 Pull out the drain tank and remove the front panel clamping screws. (Two special screws 4 x 16, indicated by Heater grounding wire (Green) 2 Remove the terminal cover clamping screw. (One PTT screw 4 x 8, indicated by 3 Remove the grounding wire clamping screws.
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(5) Blower 1 Remove the control circuit board. See (4) 1 ~ 7. 2 Remove the drain pipe clamping screw. (One PTT screw, 4 x 16, indicated by 3 Remove the blower cover clamping screws. (Four PTT screws 4 x 16, indicated by 4 Remove the cord bush.
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3 Remove the clamping screws for the panel holder (right) and the exhaust duct. (Seven PTT screws 4 x 16, indicated by Assembly precaution Start to affix the panel holder from the screw indicated by 4 Lift the sections indicated by , and remove the panel (front).
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(7) Light receiving circuit board 1 Remove the blower. See (5) 1 ~ 7. 2 Remove the panel (front). See (6) 2 ~ 4. 3 Remove the clamping screws for the exhaust duct and the side panel. (Four PTT screws 4 x 16, indicated by Assembly precautions •...
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7 Remove the board fix plate (back) clamping screws. (Two PTT screws 4 x 16, indicated by Assembly precautions • Replace the packing used in the disassembled section with a new one. • Take care not to twist the packing when replacing it. 8 Remove the light receiving circuit board from the board fix plate (back).
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3 Slide and remove the casing. 4 Remove the grounding wire clamping screw. (One special PP screw with the spring washer 4 x 8, indicated by 5 Remove the back cover clamping screws. (Five special screws 4 x 12, indicated by Assembly precautions •...
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8 Remove the heater base clamping screws. (Three special screws 4 x 8, indicated by 9 Remove the thermistor (heater thermostat) clamping screw. (One special PPT screw 4 x 8, indicated by Assembly precautions • Wipe off any old oil compound adhered to the end of the thermo lead wire and the heater.
14. Parts catalog Please note the following when using the parts list. 1. When ordering parts, always indicate the part number, part name, and the number of parts required. 2. Parts are not always available, and it may take time for you to receive them. 3.
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Model JT-SB216ESH-W-CE Parts No. Name of part Q'ty Critical Remarks Price pcs/unit for safety 141. M45 664 225 Lead wire Volume-Display 142. M45 664 219 Lead wire Main-Display 143. M45 664 221 Lead wire Main-Light Receiving 144. M45 664 220 Lead wire Main-Light Emitting 145.
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Model JT-SB216ESH-DG-CE Parts No. Name of part Q'ty Critical Remarks Price pcs/unit for safety 141. M45 664 225 Lead wire Volume-Display 142. M45 664 219 Lead wire Main-Display 143. M45 664 221 Lead wire Main-Light Receiving 144. M45 664 220 Lead wire Main-Light Emitting 145.
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Revision record U131-1 Overview Revision Date 2009-08-04 Page numbers were changed with the addition of the model: JT-SB216ESH-DG-CE (released in July 2009). Page 39 Parts No. of No.77 was D40 022 344, and quantity (Q’ty pcs/unit) was 3. Page 43 Parts No.