What to do if the Clean Sign on my Sharp Air Cleaner is yellow or red but the air seems clean?
If the Clean Sign on your Sharp Air Cleaner illuminates yellow or red even when the air seems clean, the dust sensor might be blocked or clogged. Clean the dust sensor with a vacuum cleaner.
Why does my Sharp FU-A80TA leave smoke and odours in the air?
If your Sharp Air Cleaner leaves smoke and odours in the air, you may need to clean or replace the filters. Also, make sure that the unit is installed in a location where the sensor can easily detect cigarette smoke and that the dust sensor openings are not blocked or clogged.
Why does a bad odour come out of the air outlet of my Sharp FU-A80TA?
If a bad odour comes from the air outlet of your Sharp Air Cleaner, the filters may be heavily soiled and need replacing. Also, Plasmacluster Air Purifiers may produce a slight odour, which is normal and results from the Plasmacluster Ions refreshing the air.
What to do if Clean Sign is green, but there is still odour in the air in my Sharp Air Cleaner?
If the Clean Sign is green, but there is still odour in the air in your Sharp Air Cleaner, the air could have been impure when the unit was plugged in. Unplug the unit, wait one minute, and then plug it back in.
Why do the Clean Sign lights change colour frequently on my Sharp FU-A80TA Air Cleaner?
The Clean Sign lights on your Sharp Air Cleaner automatically change colors as impurities are detected by the dust sensor.
Why is my Sharp FU-A80TA making a clicking or ticking sound?
Clicking or ticking sounds may be audible from your Sharp Air Cleaner when the unit is generating ions; this is normal.
Guidance for placing the air purifier in suitable locations to prevent operational issues.
Instructions for proper handling and maintenance of air purifier filters.
Operate power, fan speed, and Plasmacluster functions for the air purifier.
Understand air quality status based on color indicators.
Learn how to use Light Control, Shower Operation, and Child Lock features.
Instructions for cleaning air purifier filters using a vacuum cleaner.
Guide on how to wipe down the air purifier exterior with a soft cloth.
Information on when and how to replace air purifier filters.
Guidelines for disposing of used HEPA and Deodorizing Pre filters.
Addresses common issues like odor, noise, and indicator lights.
Details on how the unit resumes operation after a power interruption.
General| Model | FU-A80TA |
|---|---|
| Type | Air Purifier |
| Coverage Area | Up to 62 m² |
| CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) | 480 m³/h |
| Air Purification System | Plasmacluster Ion Technology |
| Filter Type | HEPA |
| Power Consumption | 50 W |
| Fan Speed | 3 |
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