To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the Indicator Light on my Sharp FP-F60U-W Air Cleaner switches its state frequently?
If the indicator light on your Sharp Air Cleaner is switching states frequently, it may be reacting to frequent door openings, closings, or changes in airflow and temperature. You can adjust the brightness of the indicator lights by pressing the Light Control (BRIGHT/DIM/OFF) button.
Why is my Sharp FP-F60U-W not reducing odor or smoke?
If your Sharp Air Cleaner isn't reducing odors or smoke, several factors could be at play. Ensure you've removed the filter from its plastic bag. Strong smells can saturate the filters; if the odor persists, consider replacing them. Also, it's recommended to frequently ventilate the room where you're using the air purifier.
How to reset the filter indicator light on my Sharp FP-F60U-W Air Cleaner?
After performing maintenance on your Sharp Air Cleaner, press and hold the FILTER RESET (BRIGHT/DIM/OFF) button for 3 seconds or longer to reset the FILTER RESET indicator light.
What to do if the indicator light on my Sharp FP-F60U-W Air Cleaner does not change?
If the indicator light on your Sharp Air Cleaner isn't changing, the sensor may not be reacting instantly to dust and odors when starting operation; the sensor sensitivity will become stable after the unit has been running for several minutes. To test the sensors, shake a dusty cloth near the sensor opening to see if the light changes color. Also, set Fan Speed to MED and run the unit for several hours.
Why doesn't the indicator light turn green on my Sharp Air Cleaner?
If the indicator light on your Sharp Air Cleaner isn't turning green, it might be because the doors or windows are open. A sealed environment is needed for the light to turn green.
General| Model | FP-F60U-W |
|---|---|
| Type | Air Cleaner |
| Color | White |
| Coverage Area | 48 sqm |
| Power Consumption | 7 - 65 W |
| Weight | 18.3 lbs |
| Humidifying Function | No |
| Air Purification Technology | Plasmacluster Ion Technology |
| Pre-filter | Yes |
| Odor Filter | Yes |
| Dust Sensor | Yes |
| Odor Sensor | Yes |
| PM2.5 Sensor | Yes |
| Noise Level (Max) | 50 dB |
| Filter Type | HEPA, Activated Carbon |
| Operating Modes | Auto |
Highlights the combination of air treatment technologies for enhanced purification.
Details the multi-stage filtration process including Plasmacluster Ion technology.
Explains how the filters effectively trap dust and absorb household odors.
Describes the True HEPA filter's capability to remove small particles like pollen and mold.
Provides contact information and procedures for customer support in the United States.
Outlines the terms, conditions, and coverage of the limited warranty for US users.
Offers contact details and support procedures for customers in Canada.
Details the warranty terms, conditions, and coverage applicable to Canadian purchasers.
Lists essential safety measures to follow when operating the air purifier.
Advises on safe operating practices to prevent damage or hazards.
Provides recommendations for proper placement and installation of the unit.
Offers instructions for correct care and maintenance of the air purifier filters.
Identifies and illustrates the main components of the air purifier's front and back views.
Step-by-step guide for installing the HEPA and Active Carbon Deodorizing filters.
Details the normal Clean Air Mode and the high-performance Quick Clean Mode.
Explains the usage of essential control buttons like Power, Fan Speed, Plasmacluster, and Child Lock.
Covers light control, timer settings, and sensor sensitivity adjustments for optimal use.
Instructions for cleaning the back panel (pre-filter) on a monthly basis.
Guidance on cleaning the exterior of the air purifier unit with a soft cloth.
How to clean HEPA and Active Carbon Deodorizing filters to maintain performance.
Information on replacement cycles, models, and disposal of air purifier filters.
Addresses problems with reduced odor or smoke removal and persistent odors.
Explains issues related to the FILTER RESET indicator light and its behavior.
Describes normal operational sounds like clicking or ticking when generating ions.
Covers indicator light changes, sensor reactions, and brightness adjustments.
Details technical specifications including power, dimensions, weight, and filter types.
Information on the low power consumption of the unit when in standby mode.
