Mitsubishi Electric MA-EF503HS-U Instruction Manual page 3

Do not allow the unit to intake
flammable gases.
Do not use where there is
accumulation of such flammable
gases (factories, hair salons, etc.).
Explosion and/or fire may
occur as a result.
Do not insert fingers or foreign
objects into the intake grill, the
exhaust air port, or any small
openings of the unit interior.
Electrical shock, malfunction
and/or injury may occur as a result.
Do not use damaged filters, or
operate the unit without a filter.
Contact your dealer or Mitsubishi
Electric for a replacement.
Fire and/or electrical shock
may occur as a result.
Remove the power plug
when not using for an
extended period of time.
Insulation may deteriorate,
causing short circuit, fire and/or
electrical shock as a result.
CAUTION
Do not install in a location
such as a bathroom where the
unit may get wet, and avoid
places with high humidity.
Electrical shock and/or
malfunction may occur as a result.
If the unit gets wet for some reason,
stop operation, remove the power
plug and contact your dealer of
purchase or Mitsubishi Electric &
Electronics USA, Inc..
Do not wipe with benzene or
paint thinner, and do not spray
insecticides or deodorizers,
etc., onto the unit.
Electrical shock, fire and/or
cracking may occur as a result.
Do not touch the electric
poles of the Plasma unit.
Injury may occur as a result.
Use the batteries correctly by following the items below.
Do not use rechargeable batteries.
Make sure that the
When replacing, always replace batteries at the same time using
the same type.
If the electrolyte from the alkaline batteries comes into contact with
skin, wash thoroughly with water. If the electrolyte accidentally
enters your eye, flush with water and seek immediate medical
attention.
Injury and/or malfunction may occur if mishandled.
Do not use in a location
where there is lampsmoke,
such as from machine oil,
etc.
The unit may crack, resulting in
electrical shock and/or
malfunction.
Do not remove the HEPA
filter with the unit laying on
its back.
Dust may enter inside the unit,
and fire and/or electrical
shock may occur as a result.
Ventilate periodically when
using the unit with a
heating appliance, etc.
Insufficient ventilation may
cause CO intoxication.
and are correctly aligned.
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