To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit does not operate?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit isn't working, check the power plug (9/10-62-E only). Also, verify that a breaker hasn't tripped or whether there has been a power failure.
What to do if less air is coming from my Mitsubishi Electric Fan?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan is producing less air than normal, the outside air filter or exhaust air filter may be clogged. Try cleaning the filter to restore airflow.
How to troubleshoot a Mitsubishi Electric VL-50S2-E Fan that does not turn on?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan isn't working, first ensure it's getting power. For VL-50S2-E models, check the power plug. Also, check your breaker to see if it has tripped, and confirm there isn't a power outage in your area.
Why is my Mitsubishi Electric Fan so loud?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan is making more noise than usual, make sure that the panel or outside air filter is securely attached. If they are, the noise could be due to a clogged outside air filter or exhaust air filter, in which case you should clean the filter.
What to do if my Mitsubishi Electric Fan has weak airflow?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan is not providing as much airflow as usual, it's likely that the outside air filter or exhaust air filter is clogged. Cleaning the filter should solve this problem.
Why is my Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit so loud?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit is making excessive noise, it could be because the shutter is closed. Opening the shutter should resolve this issue.
Why is my Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit louder than usual?
If your Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit is louder or noisier than usual, it might be because the panel or outside air filter isn't securely attached. Reattaching the panel or filter properly should solve the problem. Another cause could be a clogged outside air filter or exhaust air filter, so cleaning the filter might help.
What to do if the panel will not close on my Mitsubishi Electric Fan?
If the panel on your Mitsubishi Electric Fan won't close, it's likely that the Lossnay Core or outside air filter isn't mounted correctly. Ensure all components are properly positioned and not inserted backwards.
What to do if cold air or wind comes in more than usual when my Mitsubishi Electric Fan unit is stopped?
Move the shutter knob to the CLOSE position.
What to do if the shutter is closed on my Mitsubishi Electric Fan?
Open the shutter.
General| Brand | Mitsubishi Electric |
|---|---|
| Model | VL-50S2-E |
| Category | Fan |
| Language | English |
Defines warning and caution markers indicating potential hazards and their severity levels.
Provides critical safety advice, including prohibitions against cord damage and use during gas leaks.
Explains heat transfer in winter and condensation risks, suggesting mode changes based on temperature.
Ensures the unit is correctly mounted on a wall, not a ceiling, for safety and performance.
Follows guidelines regarding objects around the unit, sprays, and panel obstruction for safe operation.
Unit provides heating/cooling via heat exchange, moving indoor air out and fresh air in.
Filters reduce dust, pollen, and particles in incoming air, improving air quality.
Slide the shutter knob to the open position to start unit operation.
Switch operating modes (airflow) by pulling the cord.
Operate using the control switches for power and airflow.
Use this mode in winter to prevent cold air or condensation.
Adjust the shutter knob to the Exhaust only position.
Instructions for removing panels and filters for cleaning or replacement.
Step-by-step guide for opening the panel for horizontal or vertical mounting.
How to detach and remove the exhaust air filter from the unit.
How to remove the outside air filter by its knob.
Instructions for removing the Lossnay Core using its handle.
Steps for cleaning outside air filter, exhaust air filter, and Lossnay Core.
Checks for power supply issues, breaker trips, or power failures.
Addresses causes like loose panels, clogged filters, or normal operation sounds.
Troubleshoots low airflow due to clogged filters or closed shutters.
Explains cold incoming air due to negative room pressure or suggests Exhaust only mode.
Suggests purchasing a high-performance dust filter to prevent small insects entering.
Advice on seeking dealer assistance for strange sounds, no air, or other troubles.
Information on the retention period of functional repair parts after production termination.
Suggests professional inspection for filter deterioration, motor issues, or core leakage.
