What to do if my Sharp FU-888SV doesn't react to cigarette smoke?
If your Sharp Air Cleaner doesn't seem to react to cigarette smoke, it might be because the sensors aren't detecting the smoke properly due to the unit's placement. Also, check if the odor or dust sensor openings are blocked or clogged and clean them if needed.
Why does the Clean sign on my Sharp FU-888SV Air Cleaner stay orange/red when the air is clean?
If your Sharp Air Cleaner's 'Clean' sign is orange or red even when the air is clean, the dust sensor opening might be dirty or clogged, causing unstable sensor sensitivity. Try cleaning the dust around the sensor opening with a vacuum cleaner.
How to fix a Sharp Air Cleaner remote control that is not working?
If your Sharp Air Cleaner's remote control isn't working, check if the batteries are depleted or inserted with the correct polarity. Also, fluorescent lighting in the room might be interfering.
What to do if the Clean sign on my Sharp FU-888SV is always green?
If your Sharp Air Cleaner's 'Clean' sign is green even when the air is dirty, the dust sensor opening might be blocked or clogged. Also, the air might have already been dirty when you plugged in the unit.
Why does my Sharp FU-888SV make a clicking sound?
This clicking or ticking sound from your Sharp Air Cleaner is normal during Refresh mode, or when the unit is generating cluster ions. If the sound bothers you, switch to Clean mode or turn the Cluster ion mode OFF.
Why does my Sharp FU-888SV have a strange smell?
The ozone generated by the cluster ion generator in your Sharp Air Cleaner may produce an odor. This amount is very small and harmless, and it decomposes quickly, not accumulating in the room.
Why doesn't the cluster ion lamp color change on my Sharp FU-888SV?
During the Clean or Refresh mode, the cluster ion lamp color on your Sharp Air Cleaner will not change.
General| Brand | Sharp |
|---|---|
| Model | FU-888SV |
| Category | Air Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Controls the ratio of negative and positive ions for optimal air purification.
High-efficiency filter for capturing fine particles like dust and pollen.
Charcoal filter for powerful deodorization to remove odors.
Explains potential odors from filters and suggests replacement advice.
Warnings about power cord, voltage, modification, cleaning, and hazardous environments.
Precautions for wall mounting, cord handling, ventilation, and battery disposal.
Avoid blocking ports, improper placement, cleaning chemicals, and kitchen use.
Remote operation issues, spacing requirements, and avoiding air obstructions.
Tips for placing the unit for best performance and ventilation.
Identifies indicator lamps and sensors on the main unit.
Lists main unit, filters, front panel, and remote control.
Explains the meaning of different colored lights for ion operation.
Details how the dust sensor detects air quality and its initial state.
Lists remote control and AA batteries.
Lists stand, brackets, screws, and cushion gum.
Steps for assembling the stand and placing the unit on a flat surface.
Warnings about wall strength, panel removal, and location choice.
Specifies required spacing around the mounting bracket for proper installation.
Instructions for attaching mounting brackets to the wall and unit.
Steps for attaching the unit to brackets and how to detach it.
Detailed guide on removing and inserting HEPA, carbon, and pre-filters.
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote and battery care advice.
Specific steps for filter placement and setting the replacement date label.
Instructions on operating the unit remotely, including signal range and notes.
Explains buttons and operation modes like AUTO, Low, High, and special functions.
Details all functions controllable via remote, including fan speed, modes, and timer.
Explains the purpose of specific remote buttons like ON/OFF and Filter Reset.
Procedures for cleaning the main unit surface and its sensors.
Guidance on cleaning filters using a vacuum cleaner, with a specific note for HEPA/carbon filters.
Information on filter replacement timing and the indicator lamp.
Step-by-step guide for replacing filters and resetting the system.
Guidelines for disposing of used filters according to regulations.
Solutions for common problems like remote control issues, poor performance, and sensor errors.
Provides key specifications like power, fan speeds, dimensions, and weight.
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