Lights Control Button; Water Supply Indicator Light; Adjustment Of Sensor Detection Sensitivity - Sharp KC-860U Operation Manual

OPERATION

LIGHTS CONTROL Button

Use when the light on the
front panel is too bright.
CAUTION

WATER SUPPLY INDICATOR LIGHT

When the Water Tank is empty, the Water Supply Indicator Light will fl ash
to indicate that the Water Tank should be refilled. Please note the light
will not fl ash even when the Water Tank is empty during the Clean Air
Mode and the Quick Clean 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 is constantly red to reduce sensitivity, and set to
'high' if the DUST MONITOR is constantly green to increase sensitivity.
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 sensitivity 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 automatically. The sen-
sor sensitivity setting will be saved even if the
unit is unplugged.
R e f e r t o t h e d i a g r a m t o s e l e c t t h e d e s i r e d
brightness on the front panel.
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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.
Fan Speed
Indicator Light
E-14
Sensor Detection
sensitivity
High
Standard
Low