SERVICE MANUAL AIR PURIFIER KC-C100E-W ... - Y. Servis Girişi

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KCC100EW 

SERVICE MANUAL 

CONTENTS 

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DURING SER- 

VICE WORK.......................................................i 

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .................................i 

INFORMATION REGARDING LEAD- 

FREE SOLDER.................................................ii 

CHAPTER 1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW 

[1] PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS...................... 1-1 

[2] NAMES OF PARTS....................................... 1-2 

CHAPTER 2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW 

[1] GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE AIR 

PURIFIER ..................................................... 2-1 

[2] POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN USING 

THE AIR PURIFIER ...................................... 2-2 

[3] FUNCTIONS ................................................. 2-3 

CHAPTER 3. EXPLANATION CIRCUITS 

[1] CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC.................................. 3-1 

[2] EXPLANATION OF CIRCUITS ..................... 3-2 

[3] TEST MODE ................................................. 3-6 

[4] ERROR MODE ............................................. 3-7 

[5] PRINTED WIRING BOARD .......................... 3-9 

[6] CONTROL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM ................. 3-10 

MODEL 

SX736KCC100EWC 

CHAPTER 4. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE 

[1] TROUBLESHOOTING ..................................4-1 

CHAPTER 5. REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS 

[1] POINTS TO NOTE WHEN REPLACING 

PARTS ...........................................................5-1 

[2] PROCEDURES FOR RUNNING WIRES 

DURING REASSEMBLY .............................5-19 

Parts Guide 

AIR PURIFIER 

KC-C100E-W 

KC-C100E-C 

In the interests of user-safety 

(Required by safety regulations in 

some countries) the set should 

be restored to its original condition 

and only parts identical to 

those specified should be used. 

Parts marked with " " are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these parts with specified ones for maintaining the 

safety and performance of the set. 

This document has been published to be used for 

after sales service only. 

The contents are subject to change without notice.




Service Manual 

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DURING SERVICE WORK 

Before disassembling a product, verify that the plug has been removed from the power outlet. Exercise caution while working. 

�SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS PRIOR TO WORK 

DANGER 

Be sure to remove the plug from the power outlet before beginning 

work (danger of electrical shock). 

�SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS DURING WORK 

WARNING 

Parts in the parts guide indicated by are important for safety. 

When replacing one of these parts, be sure to use only the specified 

part to ensure safety (danger of smoke, fire, and/or electrical 

shock). 

CAUTIONS 

Run lead wires so that they do not touch edges of parts (danger of 

electrical shock due to wire breakage). 

Exercise caution when working near and handling the edges of 

metal parts (danger of cutting your hand). 

Run lead wires in their original positions using ties to prevent them 

from touching movable parts (danger of electrical shock and fire due 

to wire breakage). 

After replacing a part, verify that the wiring has been performed correctly 

and securely in accordance with the schematic (danger of 

smoke and fire). 

�SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS FOLLOWING WORK 

WARNING 

Following repair or replacement, be sure to use an insulation resistance 

tester to test the insulation resistance. If the insulation resistance 

is 10 MΩ or less, inspect each part and replace failed parts 

(danger of electrical shock). 

Before plugging in the plug, wipe between the prongs with a dry 

cloth. Insert the plug firmly into the outlet. If there is dust or moisture 

on the plug, admonish the customer (danger of fire). 

CAUTIONS 

Following service, verify that no screws, tools, or debris have fallen 

into the unit before turning on the power (danger of electrical 

shock). 

Remove dust from the filter. If a large amount of dust has accumulated, 

instruct the customer that it is necessary to remove the dust 

(danger of abnormal overheating). 


WARNING 

Use only a 220-240 VAC power source. 

Danger of fire and electrical shock. 

Do not use the product if the power cord or plug is damaged or the 

connection to the wall outlet is loose. 

Danger of fire, electrical shock, and short-circuiting. 

Do not damage, modify, excessively bend, pull, twist, or bind the 

power cord. Do not place heavy objects on the cord or jam the cord 

between objects. 

The cord may break and cause fire or electrical shock. 

Do not modify the product. 

The product should only be disassembled and repaired by a qualified 

service technician. 

Danger of fire, electrical shock, and injury. Consult the store where 

the product was purchased or your nearest service center. 

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WARNING 

Do not insert or remove the plug when your hand is wet. 

Danger of electrical shock. 

Periodically remove dust from the plug. 

Moisture in accumulated dust may cause an insulation failure that 

results in fire or electrical shock. 

Before cleaning, inspecting, or moving the unit, be sure to power off 

the unit and remove the plug from the power outlet. 

Danger of electrical shock or injury. 

When abnormality is felt, it turns off power and the power plug is 

pulled out. 

CAUTIONS 

Do not climb onto or lean on the unit. 

The unit may topple, resulting in human injury or product failure. 

Do not insert fingers, metal rods, or other foreign objects in the vents 

and air intakes. 

Danger of electrical shock; product failure may occur. 

Do not allow lit cigarettes, burning incense, or other lit or flammable 

materials near the unit. 

Danger of fire. 

Do not use the unit in a bathroom or other location where there is 

steam or moisture, or in a location where water may splash on the 

unit. 

Danger of fire and electrical shock; product failure may occur. 

Do not wipe the unit with benzene or thinner, or spray insecticide on 

it. 

Danger of electrical shock and fire; cracks may form in the product 

case. 

Do not use in a location where particles of oil such as vegetable oil 

are suspended in the air. 

Danger of injury due to falling: cracks may form in the product case. 

Do not run the unit in a location where an aerosol insecticide foggier 

is used. 

Insecticide will accumulate inside the machine and then be discharged 

from the vents, adversely affecting health. 

After using an insecticide, ventilate the location thoroughly before 

running the unit. 

Do not drink the water in the Mist tray or tank. 

This may cause illness. 

Replace the water in the tank and Mist tray with fresh tap water 

every day. 

Clean the inside of the unit regularly to keep it sanitary. 

If not cleaned, mildew and bacteria may grow in the dirt and deposits 

and cause unpleasant odors. In rare cases, this may cause an allergic 

reaction and adversely affect health. 

If used together with a burner apparatus, ventilate the room. 

Failure to ventilate may result in carbon monoxide poisoning. 

This product does not remove carbon monoxide or other harmful 

substances. 

When removing the plug, always grasp the plug and never pull the 

cord. 

Danger of fire, electrical shock, and short-circuiting. 

When not using the unit for an extended period of time, be sure to 

remove the plug from the power outlet. 

Deterioration of the insulation may cause electrical shock, current 

leakage, and/or fire. 

When moving the unit, be sure to remove the tank and Mist tray 

from the unit and grasp the hand grips on the left and right side of the 

unit. 

If the tank and mist tray are not removed before moving the unit, 

water may spill onto the floor.

CAUTIONS 

When the unit is not in use, discard the water. 

When not using the unit, discard the water in the tank and Mist tray. 

Water left in the tank and Mist tray may cause mildew and bacteria 

to grow. 

Use only tap water. 

(Tap water is normally disinfected with chlorine, making it difficult for 

bacteria to grow.) 

Do not use water that is 40°C or higher, or a chemical, aromatic, or 

dirty water. This may cause deformation and product failure. Use of 

mineral water, alkali-ion water, well water, or water from a water purifier 

may result in increased deposits that make it easy for mildew 

and bacteria to grow. 

Do not block the air intake and vents. 

This may cause product failure. 

Do expose the unit to direct sunlight or place it near a heater. 

This may result in deformation and discoloration, and/or cause the 

temperature and humidity sensors and safety devices to malfunction. 

Air inside the tank may expand and cause the water to overflow. 

Do not use in a location where steam from a humidifier will blow onto 

the unit. 

This may shorten the filter life and lead to product failure. 

Do not run the unit with the filter,Mist unit, or tank removed. 

Air purification will not take place. 

In addition, water leakage and/or product failure may occur. 

Do not use in a location where the unit is not stable. 

Do not use the unit if it is tilted or on its side. 

The unit may fall and cause injury; product failure and/or water leakage 

may occur. 

Do not place the unit or heavy objects on the power cord, or jam the 

cord between other objects. 

This may damage the cord and cause fire or electrical shock. 

Do not wash the dust filter. 

The dust collecting ability of the filter will be lost. 

Before installling the Washable Active Carbon Filter, allow it to dry 

thoroughly. 

Installing the filter while it is damp may damage the dust filter and 

cause blown air to have an unpleasant odor. 

Do not use a detergent to clean the unit. 

This may damage the unit and cause cracks to form. This may also 

cause a sensor failure. 

Neither tea nor water are spilt. 

It doesn‘t apply to water , and water is put in directly the main body 

Cause of electric shock, short, and ignition 

INFORMATION REGARDING LEAD-FREE SOLDER 

�ADOPTION OF LEAD-FREE SOLDER 

This model uses lead-free solder. The LF mark indicates lead-free solder 

and appears on circuit boards and in the service manual. The letter 

following the LF mark indicates the type of lead-free solder. 

(Example) 

Indicates tin-silver-copper lead-free solder. 

�USING LEAD-FREE SOLDER 

When soldering to repair a lead-free solder board, use a lead-free solder. 

Do not use conventional lead solder, as this may cause accidents 

and failures due to cracking. 

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CAUTIONS 

It doesn‘t use it in the reached range of a small child. 

Cause of electric shock, short,and ignition. 

It doesn‘t use it for a special usage of the prerervation of the work of 

art etc. 

It casuses the quality decrease of the preservation goods. 

Mist filter is never used excluding this air purifier. 

Freezing is noted. 

Please throw away the water of the tank and the Mist tray when 

there 

is fear of freezing. 

Damage of tank or Mist tray and cause of water leak and breakdown. 

Use it within the range fron 5 to 35°C in room temperature. 

It doesn‘t use it in the be dewy place. 

The longevity of the filter decreases, and it causes the breakdown. 

CAUTIONS 

It doesn`t set it up in the following 

places. 

Place where direct sunshine → Cause of transformation and 

strikes. 

discoloration. 

Near thing hot such as heat- → Cause of transformation and 

ing apparatus. 

discoloration. 

Place where air inlet is closed 

with curtain etc.. 

→ Cause of breakdown. 

Near equipment using electric 

waves such as television 

radios and radio clock.(within 

2m) 

On thick-piled carpet and 

mattress, etc. 

→ Cause of electric wave trouble. 

→ Malfunction of sensor and 

cause of fall 

NOTE:- Radio or TV Intreference 

• If this air purifier should does cause interference to radio or 

television reception, try to correct the interference by one or 

more of the following measures: 

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. 

• Increase the separation between the air purifier and radio/TV 

receiver. 

• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from 

that to which the receiver is connected. 

• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for 

help. 

The melting point of lead-free solder (Sn - Ag - Cu) is 40°C higher than 

lead solder, and thus it is recommended that you use a special soldering 

iron. If you do not know where to obtain lead-free solder and a suitable 

soldering iron, please contact your nearest SHARP service center 

or service branch.


�SOLDERING WORK 

The melting point of lead-free solder (Sn-Ag-Cu) is approximately 

220°C, 40°C higher than conventional solder, and wettability is not as 

good. For this reason there is a tendency to keep the soldering iron in 

contact with the board for a long time. However, this may cause lifted 

lands and heating in excess of the heat tolerance of components, and 

thus the soldering iron should be removed from the board as soon as 

you have verified that a bond has formed. 

Lead-free solder has a higher proportion of tin, which causes 

increased corrosion of the tip of the soldering iron, and thus care 

should be taken to turn off the soldering iron whenever it is not in use. 

Any different type of solder remaining on the tip of the soldering iron 

will form an alloy with lead-free solder, thus the tip should be cleaned 

after you have finished soldering. 

If the tip of the soldering iron turns a dark color while you are soldering, 

clean the tip with steel wool or fine-grained sandpaper. 

APPLICABLE CIRCUIT BOARDS 

PART CODE PART NAME 

CPWB-A175KKKZ C100E PWB UNIT 

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KCC100EW CHAPTER 1. PRODUCT OVERVIEW Service Manual 

[1] PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 

* 1:Room temperature—20°C, Humidity—30% 

* 2:Based on the standard of the JEMA (Japan Electrical Manufactures Association),JEM1467 

* 3:Based on JEM1467 of the Japan Electrical Manufacturers' Association. 

– When 10 cigarettes per day are smoked in the location where the air purifier is installed. 

1 – 1 


Power supply 220-240V (50/60Hz) 

Operation mode Clean air operation (Humidification:OFF) Clean air & Humidify operation 

Fan Speed Operation Fan Speed Adjustment MAX MED LOW MAX MED LOW 

Rated Power 41W 11.6W 3.8W 40W 13.5W 6.8W 

Humidification (ml/hour) *1 — — — 600 400 230 

Fan speed (m3/hour) 306 168 60 288 168 84 

Fan rpm (rpm) 1220 780 380 1200 780 480 

Noise (dBA)*2 47 35 15 47 35 22 

Recommended room size ( ㎡) *2 

~38 

Dust collection method Mechanical purification 

Protective devices Current fuse OFF when current is abnormal (2.5A) 

Control panel (button) Clean Air Button,Clean Air & Humidify Button, Clean Ion Shower Button, Power Off Button, 

Clean Air Mode 

Clean Air & Humidify- 

Mode 

Fan Speed Button, Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button, Filter Reset Button, Light ON/OFF Button 

Clean Air Indicator Light … Lighting, Fan Speed Indicator Light … Lighting 

Clean Air & Humidify Indicator Light … Lighting,Fan Speed Indicator Light … Lighting, 

Humidity Indicator Light (30,40,50,60,70) … Lighting, 

Water supply Indicator Light … Flashing: the light will illuminate when the water tank reeds to 

be refilled 

Display Lamp 

Clean ion shower Mode Clean ion shower Indicator Light…Lighting 

Plasmacluster [ON] Plasmacluster ON/OFF Indicator Light … Lighting, 

Plasmacluster Indicator Light … Lighting 

Indicated by 4 Light 

Dust Monitor 

Clean (All Green) ⇔ Pollution level low (All Yellow ) ⇔ Pollution level high (All 

Red) 

Dimensions 378mm (W) x 265mm (D) x 586mm (H) 

Weight 9.0kg 

Cord length 2.0m 

Installations the stand Free standing type 

Accessories 

Operation manual , HEPA filter, washable deodorizing filter,Mist filter. 

Filter replacement times 

Options 

HEPA filter..........................................Approx.5 years after opening package*3 

Washable deodorizing filter ......... Approx.5 years after opening package*3 

Mist filter........................................... Approx.2 years after opening package 

Replacement filters 

•HEPA filter .................................... Parts Code:PFIL-A155KKEZ 

•Washable deodorizing filter.... Parts Code:PFIL-A157KKEZ 

•Mist fillter...................................... . Parts Code:PFIL-A156KKEZ 

REDUCING STANDBY POWER CONSUMPTION 

When the plug is inserted in the power outlet, this product consumes approximately 0.7W of power to operate 

the electronic circuits. To conserve energy, remove the plug from the power outlet when the product is not in 

use.


[2] NAMES OF PARTS 

1. MAIN UNIT DISPLAY 

Filter Reset Button/ 

Indicator Light (red) 

Light ON/OFF Button Fan Speed Button/ 

Indicator Light (green) 

2. FRONT MONITOR 

Indicates condition and humidity of room air. 

Plasmacluster Indicator 

Light(blue) 

Blue : Plasmacluster ON 

Light off : Plasmacluster OFF 

Humidity Indicator Light 

(green) 

Displays the approximate humidity 

level in the room. Only 

displays when the Clean Air 

& Humidify Mode is selected. 

Humidity setting cannot be 

adjusted. 

(Ex.) At 60% humidity 

Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button/ 


Power ON Button 

Clean Air & Humidify MODE Button/ 


Clean Air MODE Button/ 


1 – 2 

DUST MONITOR 

Power OFF Button 

Press any of the buttons to 

select mode and start the unit 

CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE Button/ 

Indicator Light (blue) 

The dust sensor continuously monitors 

the air and changes colour depending 

on air purity. 

Sensor Reading 

Clean Very Impure 

all green yellow 

ODOUR MONITOR 

all red 

The odour sensor continuously monitors 

the air and changes colour depending on 

odour intensity. 

faint 

Odour in the room 

storong 

green yellow red 

Water Supply Indicator Light(red) 

This light will illuminate when the water 

tank needs to be refilled

3. ILLUSTRATIVE DIAGRAM - FRONT 

4. BACK 

Handle 

(2 locations left and right) 

Sensors 

• Dust Sensor 

• Temperature / Humidity Sensor 

Tank Handle 

Water Tank 

(For humidifying) 

Humidifying Filter 

Filter Frame 

Tank Cap 

Float 

Humidifying Tray 

Power Cord 

Plug 

Air Outlet 

Main Unit Display 

Front Monitor 

Odour Sensor 

Main Unit 

1 – 3 

Air Inlet 

Date Label 

(Rating Label) 

Air Outlet 

HEPA Filter (white) 


Washable Deodorizing 

Filter (black) 

Tabs 

Back Panel (Pre-Filter)


KCC100EW CHAPTER 2. PRODUCT OVERVIEW Service Manual 

[1] GETTING THE MOST OUT OF THE AIR PURIFIER 

1. HOW THE AIR PURIFIER WORKS 

The fan inside the air purifier draws air from the room into the unit through the air intake. The air passes through the filters inside the unit (washable 

deodorizing filter and HEPA filter ) and then is blown back out into the room through the air outlet. This cycle repeats continuously. 

One passage of air through the HEPA filter removes 99.97% of dust and other particles of size 0.3mm (standalone dust removal efficiency of dust 

(HEPA) filter). 

As air repeatedly passes through the washable deodorizing filter, odour components are gradually adsorbed by the filter and removed from the air. 

(Odour components are also adsorbed by the HEPA filter.) 

2. UNDERSTANDING THE PRODUCT 

2.1. ODOUR 

Some odour components that adhere to the filters will leave the filters and pass out through the air outlet as an odour. Depending on the environment 

of use, the performance of the filters may deteriorate after several months. Early replacement of filters is recommended once you begin to notice an 

unpleasant odour. 

When an odour becomes noticeable, wash the washable deodorizing filter. If the odour still remains after washing the deodorizing filter, odour components 

that adhere to the HEPA filter are leaving the HEPA filter. Replace the HEPA filter. 

2.2. About humidifying 

The humidifying method is "Evaporation type. " 

The inhaled air is passed through the Mist filter as it is and it humidifies it. 

Therefore, the humidifying ability changes by the inhaled temperature of air and the influence of humidity. 

The humidifying ability might decrease when the room temperature is low and when humidity is high. 

The humidifying ability is an amount of humidifying when driving by 20°C in room temperature and 30% in relative humidity. 

Because water has evaporated to the humidifying driving at the normal temperature, steam is not seen. 

When it uses for the first time, and water doesn't soak into the Mist filter, it takes time to obtain an enough humidification ability. 

(If the Mist filter is wet before it uses it, it becomes early.) 

3. USEFUL INFORMATION 

3.1. ODOUR SENSOR 

When the plug is inserted into a power outlet , the odor sensor reads the current condition of the room air as ”clean air” , stores this condition in memory, 

and detects dirty air accordingly. 

If the plug is inserted into a power outlet when the air is dirty and the air purifier is set to auto mode, the air purifier may operate in silent mode for a 

certain interval. 

DETECTS SOMETIMES DETECTS DOES NOT DETECT 

• Tabacco and incense odours 

• Cosmetics, alcohol, etc. 

• Sprays 

3.2. DUST SENSOR 

The dust sensor can detect dust and particles several mm in size. 

• Air currents due to opening and closing a 

door, sudden changes temperature 

DETECTS DOES NOT DETECT 

• House dust 

(dust, dead mites/ticks, mold spores, pollen) 

• Tobacco smoke (particles) 

• Alcohol 

• Gases 

• Bacteria, viruses 

3.3. Mist Filter 

The life of the Mist filter changes depending on the driving time and the water quality used. 

In maintenance, the standard once a month.Please maintain it as shown in the manual when the balloon air smells, the humidifying ability decreases 

or how of the water of the tank for the decrease has decreased. 

Please exchange the Mist filters even if it is within in two years when becoming it to be the following even if you maintain it as shown in the manual. 

• The fur and the smell cannot be taken. 

• Discoloration like the black and yellow, etc. is awful. 

• Red brown and a white hardening adhered to all aspects of the Mist filter. 

• The damage and the transformation are awful. 

In addition, in order to extend the life of the Mist filter, humidification is not necessary, throw away the water of the Mist tray and the tank. 

2 – 1 

• House dust 

(dust, dead mites/ticks, mold spores, pollen)

3.4. Humidification FUNCTION 

2 – 2 


1. The air purifier works even if there is no water in the tank 

• The air purifier functions fully even if water is not added to the tank, however, adding water so that Humidification mode operates enables an 

even more effective purification through the synergy with bacteriaremoving ions. 

2. The Mist filter sometimes becomes discolored after Humidification mode begins operating 

• The discoloration is due to impurities in tap water such as calcium and iron, and is normal. 

3. Steam/mist is not visible 

• Humidifies air (the water is vaporized) by directing the air flow against the Mist filter, and for this reason steam is not visible. 

like it is with a steam an method or an ultrasonic method. 

4. The air that blows out is not warm 

• Heat is removed when the water is vaporized, and thus the air that blows out is not warm. Depending on the size of the room, the air may feel 

cold. 

5. The amount of vaporized mist that blows out varies depending on humidity and temperature conditions 

• It is more difficult to vaporize water on rainy days when the humidity is high or when the temperature in the room is low, and thus less vaporized 

mist blows out. (Less water is used in the tank.) 

[2] POINTS TO KEEP IN MIND WHEN USING THE AIR PURIFIER 

1. INSTALLATION 

Keep the area around the unit clear. 

• Do not place any objects within 60 cm of the area above the air outlet. 

• Place the air purifier on a stable, level surface. 

– (The unit may vibrate if placed on a carpet or rug.) 

– (If placed on a surface that is not level, water may leak.) 

2. IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS 

To prevent machine failure and accidents (fire, electrical shock, and 

injury), follow these safety instructions: 

• Do not use in place of a ventilation fan or range hood. 

• Do not insert objects or your fingers into the air intake, air outlet, or 

filter case. 

This is extremely dangerous as there are high-voltage components 

and a rotating fan inside the unit. 

• Do not use in a location with excessive moisture. 

• Do not use over or near heaters. 

• Do not allow flammable substances to enter the air intake. 

• Do not block the air intake or air outlet. 

• Do not knock the unit over or allow it to fall. 

• If used in a closed room, ventilate the room. 

The air purifier does not include a ventilation function or carbon 

monoxide removal function. 

3. REPLACING THE FILTERS 

3.1. USEABLE LIFE OF THE FILTERS 

When used in a normal household, the life of the filters is: 

• HEPA filter...................Approx. 5 years after the package is opened 

• Washable deodorizing filter......Approx. 5 years after the package is 

opened 

– This is the amount of time until the dust collection and deodorizing 

capabilities of the filters decrease to one-half of their initial 

capability when the air purifier draws in the smoke of ten cigarettes 

a day (based on JEMA 1467 of the Japan Electrical Manufacturers' 

Association). 

The indicated life is a general guideline. 

In some environments performance may deteriorate after several 

months of use. 

Early replacement is recommended when an unpleasant odour 

is noticed. 

• Mist filter......................Approx. 2 years after the package is opened 

– The indicated life is a general guideline. 

In some environments performance may deteriorate after several 

months of use. 

Early replacement is recommended if cleaning fails to remove 

water deposits (white, black, or yellow deposits) or if the filter or 

sheet is damaged or is losing its shape. 

3.2. GUIDELINES FOR REPLACEMENT 

The replacement time varies depending on the location where the air 

purifier is used. 

Write down the date on which you began using the filters on the Date 

label on the machine and use this as a guideline for filter replacement. 

3.3. IN THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES, REPLACE- 

MENT WILL BE NECESSARY MUCH SOONER THAN 

USUAL: 

• If the unit draws in soot or carbon substances. 

• If the unit is installed in a coffee shop, mah-jongg parlor, barber 

shop, beauty salon, or other store or office. 

3.4. OPTIONAL REPLACEMENT FILTERS 

Date Lavel 

・HEPA filter..................................Parts Coad: PFIL-A155KKEZ 

・ Washable deodorizing filter ........Parts Coad: PFIL-A157KKEZ 

・ Mist filter.....................................Parts Coad: PFIL-A156KKEZ


[3] FUNCTIONS 

1. CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY MODE 

CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY MODE 

Use the Clean Air & Humidify Mode to quickly clean the air, reduce odours and to humidify. 

1 

2 

3 

Fill Water Tank. 

Press the CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY MODE Button. 

• If the power cord was not unplugged between uses, the 

unit will automatically re-start at the previously selected 

settings. 

Press the FAN SPEED Button to select the desired 

fan speed. 

• Indicator lights will show the fan speed 

currently selected. 

Press the Power OFF Button to turn the unit off. 

About Automatic Humidify Mode 

About the Temperature/Humidity Sensors. The Temperature/ 

Humidity sensors automatically detect and adjust humidity 

according to changes in room temperature. Depending on 

the size and humidity of the room, humidity may not reach 

55~65%. In such cases, it is recommended that CLEAN AIR 

& HUMIDIFY/MAX MODE be used. 

2 – 3 

Temperature 

~18ºC 

18ºC~24ºC 

24ºC~ 

Humidity 

65% 

60% 

55%

2. CLEAN AIR MODE 

Use the Clean Air Mode when additional humidity is not required. 

1 

2 

CLEAN AIR MODE 

Press the CLEAN AIR MODE Button on the display. 

• If the power cord was not unplugged between uses, the unit 

will automatically re-start at the previously selected settings. 

Press the FAN SPEED BUTTON to select the 

desired fan speed. 

• Indicator lights will show the fan speed 

currently selected. 

Press the Power OFF Button to turn the unit off. 

3. CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE 

1 

CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE 

Press the CLEAN ION SHOWER MODE Button 

on the display to select this mode. 

operation. 

2 – 4 


CLEAN 

ION 

SHOWER 

Mode 

with 

humidi 

cation 

releases 

concentrated 

Plasmacluster 

ions. 

- 

- 

ter Tank when this mode is selected. 

when there’s no water in it. 

Press the Power OFF Button to turn the unit off.


4. PLASUMACLUSTER ON / OFF BUTTON 

Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button 

Press the Plasmacluster ON/OFF Button to turn Plasmacluster 

Ion Mode ON and OFF. A green light will indicate that the 

Plasmacluster Ion Mode in ON. 

5. LIGHTS ON / OFF BUTTON 

LIGHTS ON/OFF Button 

Press this button to turn Front Panel monitor lights ON and 

OFF. 

6. WATER SUPPLY INDICATOR LIGHT 

WATER SUPPLY INDICATOR LIGHT 

When the Water Tank is empty, the Water Supply Indicator 

Please note the light will not flash even when the Water 

Tank is empty during the Clean Air Mode and the Clean ION 

SHOWER Mode. 

Sound indicator setting for water supply. 

In addition to the Indicator Light, the unit can be set to signal 

with an audible beep when the Water Tank is empty. With the 

unit OFF, press the Lights ON/OFF button for 3 seconds to turn 

the audible signal ON. 

Cancellation 

To cancel the audible signal, with the unit OFF, press the Lights 

ON/OFF button again more than 3 seconds. 

2 – 5

7. ADJUSTMENT OF SENSOR DETECTION SENSITIVITY 

ADJUSTMENT OF SENSOR DETECTION SENSITIVITY 

2 – 6 


Set to ‘low” if the DUST MONITOR and ODOUR MONITOR is constantly red to reduce 

sensitivity, and set to ‘high’ if the DUST MONITOR and ODOUR MONITOR is constantly 

green to increase sensitivity. 

1 

2 

3 

With the unit OFF, press the Fan Speed Button for 3 seconds. 

The Fan Speed Indicator Lights will display the currently set sensor sensitivity level. The 

factory setting is Standard, indicated by the MED light. 

Press the Fan Speed Button to set 

the desired sensor sensitivity. 

Refer to the diagram on the right to select the 

desired sensor sensitivity level. 

Press the Power OFF Button. 

Note that if the Power OFF Button is not pushed 

within 8 seconds of adjusting sensor sensitivity, 

the setting will be saved automatically. The 

sensor sensitivity setting will be saved even if 

the unit is unplugged. 

Fan Speed 

Indicator Light 

Sensor Detection 

sensitivity 

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Standard 

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KCC100EW CHAPTER 3. EXPLANATION CIRCUITS Service Manual 

[1] CIRCUIT SCHEMATIC 

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[2] EXPLANATION OF CIRCUITS 

1. BLOCK DIAGRAM 

2. EXPLANATION OF CIRCUITS 

2.1. NOISE PREVENTION CIRCUIT 

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This protects the circuits from external noise and power surges entering through the AC plug, and also absorbs noise exiting outward from the AC 

plug. The circuit consists of film capacitors C1 and C4, varistor VRS1, current fuse FUSE1, and line filter L1. 

2.2. POWER SUPPLY CIRCUIT 

2.2.1 Vm 

The commercial power supply (220-240 V AC) passes through current fuse FUSE1, is rectified by diode bridge DB1, smoothed by electrolytic 

capacitor C2, and supplied as the fan motor power source and the power source for power supply circuit. (Vm= Approx. 310-340 V DC) 

2.2.2 VL 

Output no. 1 is rectified by diode D3, smoothed by electrolytic capacitor C12 and used as power supply VL for the buzzer drive circuit, fan motor drive 

circuit, rotor motor drive circuit, and cluster unit drive circuit. (VL= Approx. 15 V DC) 

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Output no. 2 is rectified by diode D4, smoothed by electrolytic capacitor C11 and used as a power supply for microprocessor LSI1, 

dust sensor circuit, odor sensor circuit, the other sensors circuit, and LED drive circuit. 

(Vdd= Approx. 5 V DC) 

2.3. POWER SUPPLY CLOCK GENERATION CIRCUIT 

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The voltage between the input terminal of DB1 and the output terminal of DB1 (GND) is divided by resistors R21, R22, and R23 and fed into digital.transistor 

Q21 to convert it into a square wave signal of the same frequency as the commercial power supply. The signal passes through resistor 

R25 and ceramic capacitor C22 and is fed into pin 1 of microprocessor LSI1. 

Microprocessor LSI1 uses this signal as a reference signal for the time count, and thereby identifies the power supply frequency and performs time 

control of various types of output. 

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If the state of this input signal remains "H" or "L" longer than a certain time, microprocessor LSI1 determines that a power failure has occurred and 

stops the output of the fan motor, plasma cluster unit, rotor motor, dust sensor, odor sensor, buzzer, and LEDs. 

2.4. CLOCK CIRCUIT 

This circuit generates the clock signal that is required for the operation of microprocessor LSI1. 

The oscillation frequency is 8 MHz and is supplied by ceramic oscillator CF1. 

2.5. KEY INPUT CIRCUIT 

When a key is pressed, a strobe signal corresponding to that key is fed into pin 19 or pin 20 of microprocessor LSI1. The strobe signal is detected and 

the pressed key identified. 

・Key ON : "H" 

・Key OFF : "L" 

2.6. LED DRIVE CIRCUIT 

・Static drive circuit 

ION SIGN LED, QUICK CLEAN LED, DUST MONITOR LED, ODOR MONITOR LED are controlled by static drive. 

When "H" is output from pins 21,22 of the microprocessor LSI-1, driverIC IC-110 is turned on and ION SIGN LED, QUICK CLEAN LED is lighted. 

Dust monitor LED1 ~ 4 are 2-color LED of green and red, and they will become yellow if green lights up simultaneously with red. 

According to the detection value of dust sensor or gas sensor, these LED are lighted as three colors of green, yellow and red. 

When "L" is output from pins 30 ~ 33,38,39,44,45 of the microprocessor LSI-1 according to the detection value of dust sensor, transistor Q130 ~ 

Q137turned on and dust monitor LED 1 ~ 4 light to green, yellow or red. 

・Dynamic drive circuit 

LED other than LED which are controlled above-mentioned static drive are controlled by dynamic drive. 

Repeated "H" and "L" signals are output from pins 34 to 37 of microprocessor LSI1 to make the bases of the corresponding transistors Q110 to Q113 

successively go "L" for a set period of time and turn on each transistor. When "H" is output from one of pins 23 to 27 of microprocessor LSI1 at this 

timing and turn on each port of driver IC IC-110, the LED connected to that pin illuminates. 

2.7. EEPROM CIRCUIT 

The cumulative fan motor operating time (judgement time for turning on FILTER LED) and other data is written to or read from the EEPROM (IC90)by 

means of a repeated "H"/"L" signal from/to pins 17 and 18 of microprocessor LSI1. 

EEPROM(IC90) has memorized a part of deta peculiar to a model. (fan motor number of rotations, sensor detection level etc.) 

2.8. BUZZER CIRCUIT 

DriverIC IC-150 is driven by an "H"/"L" signal from pin 63 of microprocessor LSI1 to sound buzzer BZ1. The sounding frequency of the buzzer is 

approximately 4 kHz. 

2.9. ODOR SENSOR CIRCUIT (Not deployment in KC-C70E) 

A pulse signal is output from pin 58 of microprocessor LSI1 as the odor sensor drive signal, and this pulse-drives the odor sensor by means of the circuit 

consisting of R77,Q71, Q72, R73, R74, R76 and C73. 

The sensor output signal passes through R71 and C71 and is fed into pin 50 (the A/D conversion terminal) of microprocessor LSI1. 

2.9.1 PRINCIPLE OF THE ODOR SENSOR 

When an odor component such as ammonia, hydrogen or alchol comes in contact with the surface of the sensor element, which is a Metallic Oxide 

semiconductor, the resistsnce changes, and this is used to detect odors such as cigarette smoke and other common odors. 

・Weak odor : high resistance → high output voltage 

・Strong odor : low resistance → low output voltage 

2.9.2 CONTROL 

The detection value 5 seconds after the unit is powered on is taken as the reference value, and after that the value is detected at 1-second intervals 

and compared to the reference value to identify the dirtiness of the air, gas monitor display and fan motor control are performed based on the dirtiness 

of the air. 

However, from the last operation stop, when a new start is carried out within 1 minute, the reference value of the last operation is inherited. 

While the unit is running and for 1 minute after an operation the odor sensor continuously operates, however, when the unit stops the circuit is 

stopped to reduce standby power consumption. 

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The degree of dirtiness detected with the odor sensor is judged in four steps, and turns on a gas monitor as follows. 

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Reference value : Current level cleaner than reference value → The reference value is immediately changed to the current 

value. 

Current level dirtier than reference value and the level → The reference value is not changed. 

is changing 

When the level becomes cleaner than the reference level later, 

(odor suddenly increases due to cigarette smoke etc.) the reference value is updated. 

Current level dirtier than reference value 

but level does not change (natural change) 

→ 

The reference value is not changed. 

The reference value is updateed to the cleanest state at 8minute 

intervals. 

When the saturation of the output in the direction of dirt is detected, the degree of dirtiness is revised as saturation processing every scheduled time 

by one step to the direction of clean. 

2.10. DUST SENSOR CIRCUIT 

A pulse signal is output through driver IC IC-150 from pin 61 of microprocessor LSI1as the dust sensor drive signal (the signal is fed into pin 3 of sensor 

connector DUST), and the sensor output (pin 5 of sensor connector DUST) signal passes through R62 and C63 and is fed into pin 49 (the A/D 

conversion terminal) of microprocessor LSI1. 

2.10.1 PRINCIPLE OF DUST SENSOR 

The infrared LED emits light based on the pulse signal input from the microprocessor, and the light reflects off from dust passing through the sensor. 

The internal light reception element detects this light, amplifies it, and outputs a signal from the output terminal. 

・Minimal dust : minimal received light → small output (low voltage) 

・Much dust : much received light → large output (high voltage) 

2.10.2 CONTROL 

The first time the unit is operated, the value approximately 2 seconds after the unit is powered on is compared to the initial reference value setting in 

the microprocessor. If clean, the reference value is updated to the new value.If dirtier than a specified value, the reference value is not changed. 

When operation is begun at later times, after 2 seconds the value is compared to the reference value of the previous time and control is performed 

accordingly. 

The dust sensor operates continuously while the unit runs and identifies the level of dirtiness by comparing the detection value with the reference 

value. every about 1 second. Dust monitor display, fan motor control are performed 9steps by KC-C100E and KC-C150E, 5steps by KC-C70E based 

on the level of dirtiness. 

Reference value : Current level cleaner than reference value → The reference value is immediately changed to the 

current value. 

: Current level dirtier than reference value → The reference value is not changed. 

→ When the level becomes cleaner than the reference 

level later, the reference value is updated. 

The dust sensor only operates while the unit is running. When the unit is stopped, the sensor is stopped to reduce standby power consumption. 

(DUST MONITOR DISPLAY) [ G : green Y:yellow R:red ] 

・KC-C100E, KC-C150E (Display by 4LED) 

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2.11. TEMPERATURE AND HUMIDITY SENSOR CIRCUIT 

The temperature and humidity in the room are minitored by the temperature and humidity sensors. 

The temperature sensor detects the temperature by feeding the signal of HUMI connector's pin4 into pin51 of microprocessor LSI1. 

The humidity sensor detects the humidity by feeding the signal of HUMI connector's pin2 into pin52 of microprocessor LSI1. 

2.12. FAN MOTOR DRIVE CIRCUIT 

The fan motor has 4 input terminals and 1 output terminal. 

Vm 

(Pin 7-FM) 

GND 

(Pin 5-FM) 

Vcc 

(Pin 3-FM) 

Vs 

(Pin 2-FM) 

PG 

(Pin CN-C1) 

: DC voltage input that supplies the power for motor revolution (Vm= approx. 311 V DC). 

Vm is created by the power circuit and input directly. Supplied continuously. 

: Ground. 

Vm, Vcc, Vs, PG and all other voltages are differences in electric potential relative to this value. 

: DC voltage input terminal that forms the power supply for the circuit inside the fan motor. 

When the unit is running, an "H" signal from pin62 of microprocessor LSI-1 causes IC-150 and Q44 to turn ON and supply a 

voltage approximately equal to VL to Vcc (Vcc = approx. 15 V DC). 

: Input terminal that controls the rpm of the fan motor (speed command signal). 

Following supply to Vcc when the unit is running, a PWM (x/256ms) pulse is output from pin 41 of microprocessor LSI1. This 

is smoothed by the circuit consisting of C41, R41 to R43, Q41, and Q42, and after passing through R46 and C43, supplies a 

DC voltage to Vs (Vs = approx. 0 to 6 V DC). 

: Fan motor rpm output terminal (feedback signal). 

Outputs a pulse signal according to the rpm, which passes through the circuit consisting of R44, R45, R47, and C42 is fed 

into pin 40 of microprocessor LSI-1. 

The microprocessor obtains the current rpm based on this PG signal and controls the above Vs signal to attain the specified 

rpm. This control takes place continuously. 

2.13. PLASMACLUSTER DRIVE CIRCUIT 

The plasma cluster unit is a power supply unit that supplies high voltage for the emission of ions from the cluster electrode. 12V DC is supplied to the 

plasma cluster unit to operate it. 

When "H" is output from pin 64 of microprocessor LSI1 to turn on driver IC IC-150, the unit is running. 

2.14. WATER LEVEL DETECTION CIRCUIT 

This detects whether or not there is water in the humidification tray. 

When water is contained in the humidification tray, Hall IC outputs the "L" level, and when water is not contained in the humidification tray, 

Hall IC turns off and serves as the "H" level by pull-up resistance R121. 

The sensor output signal passes through R123 and C121 and is fed into pin8 of microprocessor LSI1. 

2.15. ROTOR MOTOR DRIVE CIRCUIT 

Supply of 220V AC takes place when solid state relay SSR1 turns on. 

When the humidification filter frame rotates, "H" is output from pin 59 of microprocessor LSI1 to turn on driverIC IC-150 and thereby drive SSR1. 

However, when it is judged that water is not in the humidification tray by a water level detection circuit, solid state relay SSR1 does not turn on. 

2.16. ROTOR POSITION DETECTION CIRCUIT 

This is a circuit for detecting the position where the humidification filter is not soaked in the water in the humidification tray. 

When the humidification filter frame rotates and reaches to the position where the humidification filter is not soaked in the water in the humidification 

tray, Hall IC outputs the "L" level. 

When there is no humidification filter in the position which is not soaked in the water of the humidification tray, Hall IC turns off and serves as the "H" 

level. by pull-up resistance R120. 

The sensor output signal passes through R122 and C120 and is fed into pin2 of microprocessor LSI1, and the position of a humidification filter is 

judged. 

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[3] TEST MODE 

1. Overview Test mode is used to check the operation of the circuit boards, sensors, and load outputs. 

2. Entering test mode Turn on the power while pressing the "PLASMACLUSTER ON/OFF BUTTON" and "FAN SPEED BUTTON". 

3. Exiting test mode Pushing the "POWER OFF BUTTON"or wait for tens of seconds to 1 minute after turning off the power. 

4. Description Follow the procedures below to check the operation of the circuit boards, sensors, and load outputs. 

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[4] ERROR MODE 

1) Overview 

Error mode is a self-diagnostic function that uses sensors to detect abnormal conditions and failures in the unit and circuits, and executes load 

operation and error displays based on what is detected. The unit has 6 error modes. 

2) Ceramic oscillator error 

(1) Overview 

Error mode that activates when detecting oscillation abnormality of the ceramic oscillator. 

(2) Detection time 

During electricity always 

(3) Error display 

ION SHOWER LED flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LEDs are off. 

(4) Load operation 

All loads are turned off. The buzzer does not sound. 

(5) Switch operation 

All switch operations are disabled. 

(6) Solution 

Replace the circuit board. 

3) EEPROM error 

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(1) Overview 

Error mode that activates if a communication error or data error is detected while reading the EEPROM after the unit is powered on. 


Immediately following unit power-on. 


The AUTO LED flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LED are off. 


All loads are turned off. The buzzer does not sound. 


All switch operations are disabled. 

(6) Solution 

Replace the circuit board. 

4) Fan motor rpm error 

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(1) Overview 

Error mode that activates when locking of the fan motor or an open connector is detected. 

This error mode activates when the rpm of the fan motor is detected to be 0rpm consecutively for 15 seconds. 


During all modes when unit is running. 


The LOW LED flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LED are off. 


All loads are immediately turned off and operation is stopped. The buzzer does not sound.


All switches are effective as usual. 

(6) Solution 

Verify that the connector of the fan motor is inserted, otherwise, replace the fan motor or the circuit board. 

5) Humidification rotor position detection error 

6) Room temperature sensor error 

7) Humidity sensor error 

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(1) Overview 

Error mode that activates when locking of the humidification Humid motor or an open connector is detected.. 

This error mode activates when there is not the state change of the position detection SW during Humid motor operating for 4minutes. 

( In normalcy, the position detection SW is ON for about 1 second once in about 90 seconds.) 

When it ran without setting the humidification filter frames at a unit, this error mode activates equally. 


During “CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY” running. (Except for a setting Fan speed “MAX”.) 


The CLEAN AIR & HUMIDIFY LED flashes in a 1-second cycle. 


Humidification Humid motor is turned off and another loads are continues operation.. 


All switches are effective as usual. 

(6) Solution 

① Install the humidification filter, filter frame, tray, and float precisely. 

It is removed by the change of the driving mode. (Not removed by the change of the fan speed mode.) 

At the time of water feed detection change ( no water → enough water ), it is removed. 

② Verify that the connector of the Humid motor and Humid position pwb unit is inserted definitely. 

③ Replace the Humid motor , circuit board. 

(1) Overview 

Error mode that activates when a short-circuit or broken wire is detected in the room temperature sensor. Operation of all modes . 

Operation of all modes continues and the unit can be operated normally. 


After 2 seconds progress from a startup the unit.. (Remove 5 seconds after the power supply outlet insertion.) 


The humidity indicator lamp (30) flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LED continue normal operation. [KCC100E . KCC150E] 

The humidity indicator lamp (LOW) flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LED continue normal operation. [KCC70E] 

However, when the water supply lamp is on, it does not display. 


All load outputs continue normal operation. (Control for room temperature 20 ℃ ). 

(6) Solution 

Verify that the connector of the temperature and humidity sensor is inserted. Otherwise, replace the temperature and humidity sensor 

or the circuit board. 

(1) Overview 

Error mode that activates when a short-circuit or broken wire is detected in the circuit to detect humidity. 

Operation of all modes continues and the unit can be operated normally. 


After 2 seconds progress from a startup the unit.. (Remove 5 seconds after the power supply outlet insertion.) 


The humidity indicator lamp (70) flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LED continue normal operation. [KCC100E . KCC150E] 

The humidity indicator lamp (HIGH) flashes in a 1-second cycle. All other LED continue normal operation. [KCC70E] 

However, when the water supply lamp is on, it does not display. 


All load outputs continue normal operation. (Control for humidity 30%) 

(6) Solution 

Verify that the connector of the temperature and humidity sensor is inserted. Otherwise, replace the temperature and humidity sensor 

or the circuit board.


[5] PRINTED WIRING BOARD 

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[6] CONTROL CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 

AC220~240V 50/60Hz 

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KCC100EW CHAPTER 4. TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEService 

Manual 

• When replacing parts, use only the specified parts. 

• Service of the PWB ass'y: 

* The PWB ass'y set consists of the control board K, the power supply board K, the gas sensor board K, and the IC switch board K. All are X. 

[1] TROUBLESHOOTING 

No. Trouble Possible cause and symptom Remedy 

1 The unit does not run Wiring failure Check connector insertion; repair or replace 

When rotated by hand, the fan is very heavy 

(motor failure + blown board current fuse) 

Replace motor and PWB ass'y 

Blown current fuse [FUSE1] on power supply Inspect motor and then replace board (rotate 

board K. 

fan by hand and if very heavy, replace motor 

and board) 

Blown current fuse [FUSE1] on power supply Replace PWB ass'y 

board K and damaged varistor [VRS1] (Possibility that 470 V was applied) 

PWB ass'y failure Replace 

Broken wire in power cord Replace 

2 Clean ion shower Indicator Light flashes 

and unit does not run 


3 Fan speed indicator light "LOW " flash or Motor harness not correctly inserted in board Insert connector 

blinks and unit does not run 

Motor failure Replace 


4 Fan speed indicator light "AUTO "flash or 

blinks and unit does not run 


5 Clean Air & Humidify Indicator Light Humidification motor harness not correctly insert connector 

flashes and Clean Air & Humidify Mode inserted in board 

does not run 

Humidification motor failure Replace 

Humidification motor ass'y failure Repar or Replace 

Humidification filter ass'y failure Repar or Replace 


6 Humidity indicator light "30" flash or The Temperature/Humidity Sensor harness Connector insertion. 

blinks. 

has not been correctly inserted. 

The Temperature/Humidity Sensor is defective. 

Temperature/Humidity Sensor exchange. 

The PWB unit is defective. PWB unit exchange. 

7 Humidity Indicator light "70" flash or blinks The Temperature/Humidity Sensor harness 

has not been correctly inserted. 

Connector insertion 

The Temperature/Humidity Sensor is defective. 

Temperature/Humidity Sensor exchange. 


8 Unit immediately resets (operation stops) PWB ass'y failure Replace 

9 No response when button pressed Button stays down when pressed Repair 

Defective assembly. Repair or replace 


10 Abnormal noise is heard Defective motor installation Repair 

Defective fan installation Repair or replace 

Motor failure Replace 

Defective fan shape Replace 

Defective Humidification motor ass'y installation 

Repair 

Humidification motor ass'y failure Replace 

Humidification motor failure Replace 

Defective Humidification filter ass'y installation 

Repair 

Humidification filter ass'y failure Replace 

11 Front monitor does not display normally Dust has accumulated on sensor filter of dust 

sensor 

Clean sensor filter 

Unit used in a location such as a kitchen 

where there is oily smoke or soot 

Clean sensor and/or replace part/board 

Defective wiring Repair or replace 

Dust sensor failure Replace dust sensor 

PWB ass'y failure Replace PWB ass'y 

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No. Trouble Possible cause and symptom Remedy 

Does not humidify. Life of Mist filter. Mist filter exchange. 

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Tank cap defective. 

Humidication motor failure 

Tank cap exchange. 

Humidication motor exchange 


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The water of the tank does not decrease. Life of Mist filter. 

Tank cap defective. 

Mist filter exchange. 

Tank cap exchange. 

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The water supply indicator light doesn't 

flash even if water is lost. 

The water supply lamp doesn't go off 

even 

Hole IC PWB defective. PWB unit exchange. 


Float defective. Float exchange. 

Hole IC PWB defective. PWB unit exchange. 


Float defective. Float exchange. 

The wind of the air outlet smells. There is a smell even if the Washable Active 

Carbon filter is washed as shown in the manual. 

The odor which is stained in the HEPA filter is 

discharged. 

There is a smell even if the Mist filter is 

washed as shown in the manual. 

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Washable Active Carbon filter exchange. 

HEPA filter exchange. 

Mist filter exchange. 

Problem Not a failure 

Cause and symptom Remedy 

Poor dust collection ability. The prefilter is clogged Clean 

An object is obstructing the air intake or air outlet Move unit to a different place 

Past the filter replacement time Replace filter 

Air blown out has unpleasant odour. Washable active carbon filter not dried sufficiently Dry washable active carbon filter sufficiently after 

after being washed 

washing 

Unpleasant odour emitted from HEPA filter Replace HEPA filter (charge required) 

Unpleasant odour emitted from Humidification filter Replace Humidification filter (charge required) 

Unit makes a repeated clicking sound. This sound is made when plasmacluster ions are generated. Advise people who are bothered by this 

sound to place the unit farther away. 

Unit sometimes makes a clicking sound, The intensity of the sound varies (sometimes it is almost imperceptible) depending on the humidity in 

sometimes not 

the room, however, the plasmacluster ion effect is the same. 

Unit makes a bubbling sound. This is the sound of air entering the tank when it is supplying the mist tray with water. 

Filter indicatar light dose not turn off. Insert the plug into the power outlet and press the filter reset button on the unit. Advise customer to be 

sure to press the button for 3 seconds after washing the filter. 

The water supply indicator light doesn't flash 

even if water is lost. 

Does dirt and the foreign body adhere to the float 

and 

Maintain the Mist tray. 

the tray and does not the movement of the float 

worsen? 

when cannot be repaired, exchange. 

The water supply indicator light doesn't go off 

even if water is put in. 

Does dirt and the foreign body adhere to the float 

and 

Maintain the Mist tray. 

the tray and does not the movement of the float When cannot be repaired, exchange. 

worsen? The tray is not correctly installed. 

Tray insertion. 

The water of the tank does not decrease. The Mist filter is not maintained. Maintain the Mist filter. 

When cannot be repaired, exchange. 

The HEPA filter and Washable Deodrizing filter is Maintain the HEPA filter and Washable Deodriz- 

not 

ing filter. 

maintained. When cannot be repaired, exchange. 

Does not humidify. The Mist filter is not maintained. Maintain the Mist filter. 

When cannot be repaired, exchange. 

The HEPA filter and Washable Deodrizing filter is Maintain the HEPA filter and Washable Deodriz- 

not 

ing filter. 

maintained. When cannot be repaired, exchange. 

It is humidifying "Automatic operation" and the 

humidity of 

the room is more than target value (55 to 65%). 

Changes into manual operation.


KCC100EW CHAPTER 5. REPLACEMENT OF MAIN PARTS Service Manual 

• During assemply of the unit following service, make sure that all screws are replaced in their original positions. 

The screws have different heads, diameters, and lengths depending on where they are used. 

In addition, verify that lead wires are not pinched and that connectors are inserted firmly. 

• When you have finished assembling the unit, verify that it runs correctly using the buttons on the unit, and make sure that there are no abnormal 

vibrations or sounds. 

NOTE: Handling PWB ass'y 

• Be sure to connect each harness correctly to the matching color indicated on the PWB ass'y. 

(Lock the harness in until you hear a "click" sound) 

• When handling PWB ass'y, be sure to wear a grounding band for protection against electrostatic discharge. 

(The LSI (microprocessor), EEPROM, and blue/red 2-color LED are particularly vulnerable to electrostatic discharge.) 

• Do not place PWB ass'y on styrofoam, mirror mats, or other material that may build up an electrostatic charge. 

CAUTION: Remove the plug from the power outlet before servicing/disassembling the unit (danger of electrical shock). 

[1] POINTS TO NOTE WHEN REPLACING PARTS 

1. HOW TO REMOVE THE BACK PANEL 

1.1. Push down the hooks on the top,and then pull the Back Filter toward the way of arrow. 

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Installs it so that the tab of the HEPA filter may become it forward. 

The performance doesn't go out when the directuon of the installation of the HEPA filter becomes opposite. 

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1.3. Removing the Dust sensor cover. 

Push the knob of a dust sensor cover towards the way of the arrow and remove. 

The dust sensor filter is installed in the dust sensor cover. 

Remove 

Note 

The dust of the dust sensor fulter is removed. 

2. REMOVING THE TANK 

2.1. Raising the knob of tank and remove. 

Tank 

Tank hook 

Dust sensor cover 

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Tank cap ass'y 

Dust sensor Filter 

Tank cap ass'y 


2.2. Remove the 3 tank top screws(M4 x 14 stainless steel),and then remove the tank hook spring, tank hook, and tank top. 

Tank panel A 

Tank top Tank hook Tank hook spring 

Tank panel B


2.3. Remove the four water tank screws(M4 x 14 stainless steel),and then remove the tank panel A , tank panel B. 

(Tank panel A makes the heat solvent welding tank panel B, so can't remove) 

Note 

・The tank hook verifies moving and installation state. 

・Whether water leaks from the tank and the tank cap is confirmed. 

3. REMOVING THE HUMID FILTER 

3.1. The humid filter ass'y is lifted up and it's removed from the humid tray. 

Humid filter ass'y 

Humid tray 

Water tank 

Float ass'y 

5 – 3 

Tank panel B 

Tab 

Heat solvent welding 

Heat solvent welding 

Humid filter ass'y Humid tray

3.2. Remove the humid filter 

� Shaft A and shaft B are turned to the way of the figure and it's removed from the filter case. 

�Hooke fixing�filter case A and filter case B is removed. 

Hooks 

�Replace�the magnet 

Note 

・The tank hook verifies moving and installation state. 

・Whether water leaks from the tank and the tank cap is confirmed. 

Humid filter ass'y 

Humid tray ass'y 

Shaft A(White) 

Magnet 

Shaft B(Gray) 

5 – 4 

Filter case B�Gray� 

Filter case A (White� 

Installs it as the white side of 

the magnet will be the location 

of the figure 

Install it as the position of the magnet of 

humid filter ass'y will be the location of the figure 



4. REMOVING THE FLOAT 

The float is done in the slide. 

Float 

Slide 

INSTALLATION THE FLOAT 

Install it under the stopper of Mist tray. 

5. REMOVING THE TRAY PANEL 

Tray panel B is removed after tray panel A is removed. 

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6. REMOVING THE INLET GUARD 

1�Remove the 3 inlet guard screws (M4 x 14 ) 

2�Pull the upper part of inlet guard out 

7. REMOVING THE CABINET 

8. REMOVING THE RIGHT PANEL 

Inlet guard 

Tabs 

1�Remove the 7 cabinet screws (M4 x 14 ) 

Insert tabs surely 

Cabinet 

1�Remove the 1 right panel screw (M4 x 14 ) 

2�The upper part is removed after the lower part of right panel is pulled to front. 

5 – 6 

Right panel 



9. REMOVING THE TANK INSIDE PANEL 

1) The binding band is cut. 

2) The connector of the sensor is pulled out. 

3) Unfix 1 screw fixing the Tank Inside Panel 

4) It's pulled to the way of the arrow 

Temp&Humidity sensor 

Dust sensor 

Interior recess 

5 – 7

10. REMOVING THE TANK SW ANGLE 

1�Unfix 2 screws fixing it on tank inside panel(M4 x 14 ) 

11. REMOVING THE POWER SUPPLY ASS'Y 

Unfix 2 screws fixing it on the Main Body Base 

Tank SW angle 

Tank inside panel 

2) remove the tank SW angle, tank lever, tank SW ass'y and spring. 

Tank SW angle 

� : 2 screws fixing 

Tank lever 

Tank SW ass'y 

Spring. 

5 – 8 

Tank SW angle Tank lever 

The way of wiring of Power Supply Code,harnesses 

are written in [2] The way of wiring process 


Spring.


12. REMOVING THE UPPER POWER SUPPLY 

1)Unhook 4 hooks of the upper power supply box. 

Note 

Fan motor harness 

Cluster harness 

Hole IC harness 

Rotor detect harness 

Hooks 

C100 10 P wire harness 


Humid sensor harness 

Dust sensor harness 

PWB harness 

・ To reduce the affects of noise regard the way of pull the lead wires out. 

・Wire the each harness through the specified U groove. 

13. REMOVING THE HUMID MOTOR ASS'Y 

1) First remove the PWB box ass'y then pull the humid motor harness out. 

2)Unfix 3 screws fixing it on base cabinet(3pieces,exclusive ) 

3)Then remove insulation sheet ass’y, too. 

5 – 9 

Power cord ass'y 

Humid motor harness 

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14. REMOVING THE HUMID MOTOR ASS'Y 

14.1. Removing the humid motor K 

1�Unfix 2 screws fixing the humid motor angle(2,10mm long) 

2�Pull it out from motor gear 

Note 

�Make sure to fit the D cut part of humid motor ass'y and that of motor gear 

14.2�Removing humid motor ass'y 

1�Once remove the washer attached screw, gum roller support, roller gear, motor gear 

can be removed in this order 

Washer attached screw Gum roller support 

Motor gear 

Roller gear 

2�Humid motor angle can be removed after unfixing 1 screw which is fixing the humid motor base 

Humid motor base Humid motor angle 

5 – 10 

Humid motor K 



3)First rear the anti rotate rib from back side and rotate the gear cover in the direction of the arrow 

then fit the hook part of the humid motor and notched part of the gear cover and unfasten them 

Hook part of the humid motor base 

and notched part of the gear cover 

Gum roller 

Hook part of the humid motor base 

and notched part of the gear cover 

Match the convex portion of a gum roller and the concave 

portion of another gum roller. 

Gum roller support 

Notes on assembling 

�Please match the convex portion of a gum roller and concave portion of another gum roller when assembling them. 

�Please apply grease to the places as indicated when changing the parts of the humid motor base or the gear cover. 

Humid motor base Front side 

Humid motor base Back side 

Please apply Silicone grease (G330) to the extent 

that it is piled up (about 0.05g) manufactured by 

Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. 

5 – 11 

Anti rotate rib 

Rotate a couple of times in the direction of 

an arrow as indicated to apply well with grease.

15. REMOVING HUMID SENSOR AND DUST SENSOR 

1)Remove the dust sensor.(Not screwd) 

2)Remove the screw that fixes the temp & humidity sensor.(One screw , M3, L=10) 

Temp & Humidity sensor 

16. REMOVING LEFT SIDE PANEL 

1)Remove the screws (three screws, 3 mm, L = 14) that fix to the base cabinet. 

2)Remove by lifting up as if pulling off the hooks that are inserted in the base cabinet. 

17. REMOVING TRAY BASE 

1) First remove the hooks (1) and then remove the hooks (2) in the direction of an arrow as if pulling off. 

(1) Hooking 

Dust sensor 

The way of wiring of Power Supply Code,harnesses 

are written in [2] The way of wiring process 

(2) Hooking 

5 – 12 

Left side panel 

Hooks 

Base cabinet 



18. REMOVING POWER CORD ASS'Y , HOLE IC PWB, HUMID FILTER PWB 

1) Remove the power cord ass'y from the ditch of the tray base. 

2) Remove the hook portion of tray base to remove the Hole IC board. 

3) Remove the humid filter PWB by removing the screw (one screw, 3 mm, L = 10) 

Humid filter PWB 

Power cord 


�At attaching the Power cord K please insert the cord bush into the ditch keeping 

the longer side horizontally. 

�Push the cord bush surely to the bottom of the U-ditch.� 

19. REMOVING FRONT PANEL (Making a set with TOP CABINET) 

1) Remove screws (Six screws, L = 14 mm) that fix the base cabinet. 

2) Remove the front panel forward then lift up backward, and remove the top cabinet portion. 

3) Remove screws (Two screws, 4 mm, L = 14) that fix to the top cabinet. 

When attaching the top cabinet ass'y, 

place to fit the rib of the base cabinet. 

Ribs of the base cabinet 

Hole IC Lead 

Refer to [2] Wiring process method on assembling for wiring 

the Power cord and each harness. 

5 – 13 

Humid filter PWB 

Power cord bush 

Tray base 

Width : Wide 

Power cord

20. REMOVING DUST PANEL PWB, MONITOR PWB INDICATOR 

1) Remove screws (two screws, M3, L = 10) that are fixed to the PWB angle. 

2) Remove the 10 P wire harness and the 11 P wire harness from the dust panel PWB Note on assembling. 

Note on assembling 

�There should be no declination of LED. 

10 P wire harness 

11 P wire harness 

20.1. REMOVING PANEL PWB INDICATOR 

1) Remove screws (two screws, M4, L = 14) that are fixed to the front panel. 

2) Remove the hooks of the front panel then remove the indicator panel ass'y. 

3) Remove the hooks (six portions) of the dust frame. 

5 – 14 

Front panel 

Monitor PWB 

PWB angle 



Insert hooks 

Hooks 

Fix with hooks 

Indicator panel ass'y Dust frame 

Dust panel 

indicator 

Dust frame 

5 – 15 

Dust panel 

indicator

21. REMOVING TOP DUCT 

1�Remove hook portions (four potions) of the top duct from the top cabinet. 

22. REMOVING PWB 

Hook 

Notch portion 


�The front and the back side of the top duct are not symmetric. 

Please match the rib portion of the top duct to the notch portion of 

the top duct (front side) when assembling them. 

1�Remove screws (two screws, M3, L = 10) fixed to the PWB cover. 

2�Remove the hooks (five portions) 

Screws 

Hook portions 

5 – 16 

Hook 

22.1�REMOVING EACH BUTTON 

��Remove the PWB cover by removing screws (Four screws, L=14) 

that are fixed to the top cabinet and take out the PWB from the top cabinet. 

2�Remove screws (M3, L = 14) that fix each button. 

Rib 

Top cabinet PWB cover 

Stop button Button ass'y 

Select button 



23. REMOVING PLASMA CLUSTER UNIT 

Hook portions of cluster ass'y 


Do not touch the electrode portion of the plasma cluster unit. 

24. REMOVING LOUVER 

1) Remove the hooks (four places) of the louver. 

25. REMOVING CASING 

Hook portions 

Casing 

Cluster holder 

Louver 


�Please be attention to the side of the louver (its anteroposterior portion). 

1) Remove the screws (five screws, 4 mm, L = 14) that are fixed to the base cabinet. 

Base cabinet 

Casing 

5 – 17 

Hook portions 

Plasma cluster unit 

Cluster holder

26. REMOVING FAN 

1) Remove the nut that fixes the fan. 


�Attach the rough edged surface of the fan washer T2 to face to the motor side. 

�The torque to tighten the nut is to be 20 ~ 24 N-cm (19.6 ~ 25 kgf-cm). 

�After tightening it, check the waving of the fan by turning it. 

The waving of the fan should be 1.5 mm or less. 

27. REMOVING MOTOR 

1�Remove screws (four screws, L = 12) that fix the motor angle. 

5 – 18 

Fan 

Fan washer T2 

2�Remove the hooks of the motor angle A and B, and take out the motor. 

Nut 

Pay attention to the wire not to be bitten 

at the exit of the harness. 


�The hooks (four places) of the motor angle A and B should be firmly hooked together. 


Casing


[2] PROCEDURES FOR RUNNING WIRES DURING REASSEMBLY 

1. TRAY BASE 

� Hall IC harness is passed through the boss. 

� Humid filter harness is passed through the boss, and pasted by the tape, and fixed. 

Place for tape to adhere� 

Buffalo tape: Width 25 mm, length 50 mm, two tapes 

It is put based on the end 

face of the projection. 

Humid filter harness 

Bosses 

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� Ferrite core is inserted in the boss. And turn the Power cord to keep it at the constant length. 

Turn three times to adjust the 

length of the Power cord 

within this extent. Keep 

the figuration of power cord 

to put it in this span as 

indicated. 

5 – 19 

� 

5cm An AC code is put in the boss 

from the ferrite core from the 

position of 5cm. 

Hall IC harness 

The AC code winding ferrite 

core is inserted between boss. 

� The order of the hall IC harness, humid filter harness, AC code is inserted into the lead line exit. 

Power code is inserted at the 

end to prevent floating of each 

harness. 

Be careful for wire break of 

the Hall IC harness and the 

humid filter harness caused 

Confirms that a tray base cushion is pasted certainly. 

Place for tray base to adhere: An extension line in the end face of the convexity of the tray base. 

The wall part of the tray base 

Attention 

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The convex of the tray base 

Attention 

Attention�There must not be a gap between the tray base cushion and the wall.

2. BASE CABINET ASS'Y 

Wiring the casing as shown below 

Be careful not to locate the motor harness on this place. 

(The failure due to biting by the front panel happens.) 

Locate the wires in the left part of the base cabinet as shown below. 

�Pinch the power cord between the ribs to fix. 

�Hang the Hall IC harness, humid filter harness on the boss and adhere the tape (tow places) to fix. 

Buffalo tape : Width 25 mm, 

length 45 mm, two tapes 

Put the Power cord and each 

harness through the square hole. 

Fix the Power cord. 

Be careful for the power cord and 

each wire harness not to float up. 

Take care for the location of the wire harness 

not to be bitten or for the left side panel not to 

float. 

Fix the Power cord. 

Insert each harness through the square hole. 

5 – 20 

Pinch the motor harness with three ribs to fix. 

Adhere the tape reference with fixed power cord rib. 

Fix the Power cord 


Locate the Hall IC harness and the rotor detection 

harness between the bosses. 

Locate each harness between the ribs and 

adhere the tape as harnesses are pulled up. 

Locate each harness between bosses 

Locate each harness between the ribs and 

adhere the tape as harnesses are pulled up. 

Adhere the tape reference with this boss


3. The rear of base cabinet 

� Check whether the specified harnesses are located through each square hole 

�Fan motor harness 

�Cluster harness 

�C100 10P wire harness 

�C100 11P wire harness 

�PWB harness 

�Power cord 

�Hall IC harness 

�Humid filter harness 

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from 1 to 11 as shown in the photo below. 

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PWB harness 

Dust sensor harness 

Humid sensor harness 

Fan motor harness 

Cluster harness 

Hole IC harness 

Power cord 

Humid motor harness 

� Bind the black and white wire of the Power cord and the humid motor harness 

(six wires in total). 

Place the binding band under the blue 

and brown wire of the power cord and 

the humid motor harness (turning portion), 

and then bind them.


� First arrange the humid motor harness and then the power cable as the diagram below indicates. 

At this time the power cord should be surely pinched between the rib and the boss. 

Please hang the humid motor harness, 

separately from the power code, on the pin 

indicated by the circle and then fix with the 

tape. 

� Fix the wires with the tape in the order of the fan motor, the cluster, Hall IC, the Rotor detect, 

the humid motor harness and the power cord as the way indicated in the diagram 

(In order from 1 to 3). 

Never place the harness or the power cord 

on the big bosses or the ribs. 

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Please make sure to be fixed the power cord 

with the ribs. 

Please never locate the power cord 

below the rib 

(within the slant lined area).

4. Temp & humidity sensor, Dust sensor, Tank SW 

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Locate the Humid harness and the Dust harness 

behind the tank SW angle. 

5 – 24 

Pass the dust harness between the boss 

and the rib of tank inside panel. 

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5 – 25

PartsGuide 

[1] CABINET & UNIT PARTS 

[2] PRINTED PARTS & PACKAGE 

PARTS GUIDE 

MODEL 

CONTENTS 

“HOW TO ORDER REPLACEMENT PARTS” 

To have your order filled promptly and correctly, please furnish the 

following information. 

1. MODEL NUMBER 2. REF. No. 

3. PART NO. 4. DESCRIPTION 

★ MARK: SPARE PARTS-DELIVERY SECTION 


AIR PURIFIER 

KC-C100E-W 

KC-C100E-C 

PARTS 

� INDEX 

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(Required by safety regulations in 

some countries) the set should 

be restored to its original condition 

and only parts identical to 

those specified should be used. 

Parts marked with " " are important for maintaining the safety of the set. Be sure to replace these 

parts with specified ones for maintaining the safety and performance of the set. 

This document has been published to be used 

for after sales service only. 

The contents are subject to change without notice.


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NO. PARTS CODE 


PRICE 

RANK 

NEW 

MARK 

PART 

RANK 

1-1 CPWB-A175KKKZ BQ N C100E PWB UNIT 

1-2 DMOT-A005KKEZ BP MOTOR 

1-3 FMOT-A003KKEZ AY HUMID MOTOR C100K 

1-5 CKITTA122AKKZ BB PLASMACLUSTER UNIT 

1-6 RDTC-A003KKPZ AV TEMP&HUMIDITY SENSOR 

1-7 RSNSZA003JBZZ AV DUSU SENSOR 

1-8 FW-VZA133KKEZ AL N HUMID FILTER HARNESS 

1-9 FW-VZA102KKEZ AE CLUSTER HARNESS 

1-10 FW-VZA103KKEZ AF HUMID HARNESS 

1-11 FW-VZA104KKEZ AG DUST HARNESS 

1-12 FW-VZA134KKEZ AL N HOLE IC HARNESS(F) 

1-13 FW-VZA108KKEZ AL WIRE HARNESS 

1-14 FW-VZA109KKEZ AL WIRE HARNESS 

1-15 CACCVA034KKKZ AQ POWER CORD ASS'Y 

1-16 FSW-MA008KKKZ AV TANK SW ASS'Y 

2-1 LANG-A050KKFA AG PWB ANGLE 

2-2 PCOV-A169KKFA AN PWB COVER 

2-3 DBOX-A007KKKZ AN PWB UPPER BOX 

2-4 DBOX-A008KKKZ AM PWB LOWER BOX 

2-7 GWAK-A004KKFA AH FILTER CASE A 

2-8 GWAK-A005KKFA AG FILTER CASE B 

2-9 NSFT-A001KKFA AC SHAFT A 

2-10 NSFT-A002KKFA AC SHAFT B 

2-11 PFIL-A156KKEZ AZ HUMID FILTER 

2-12 PMAGFA002FBEZ AE MAGNET 

2-13 FFLO-A003KKKZ AH FLOAT ASS'Y 

2-14 GYOK-A005KKFA AN HUMID TRAY 

2-15 HPNL-A212KKFA AE TRAY PANEL A 

2-16 HPNL-A213KKFA AE TRAY PANEL B [W] 

2-17 HPNL-A213KKFB AF TRAY PANEL B [C] 

2-17 PSLD-A001KKFA AE TRAY COVER 

2-18 GBDYDA008KKFA AL TRAY BASE 

2-19 LANG-A051KKPZ AG HUMID MOTOR ANGLE 

2-20 LANG-A052KKFZ AD HIMID MOTOR BASE 

2-21 LHLD-A055KKFZ AC GUM ROLLER SUPPORT 

2-22 LSTPGA001KKFZ AB BOUSIN GUM 

2-23 MSPRCA010KKEZ AC SPRING 

2-24 NGERHA001KKFZ AC ROLLER GEAR 

2-25 NGERHA002KKFZ AC MOTOR GEAR 

2-26 NROLRA001KKFZ AD GUM ROLLER 

2-27 PCOV-A171KKFZ AD GEAR COVER 

2-28 GCAB-A068KKFA AX BASE CABNET 

2-29 MLOV-A031KKFA AH LOUVER 

2-30 PGUM-A019KKEZ AB CUSHION GUM 

2-31 DCAB-A047KKKZ AY N TOP CABINET ASS'Y [W] 

2-31 DCAB-A052KKKZ AZ N TOP CABINET ASS'Y [C] 

2-32 FKNB-A003KKKZ AL BUTTON ASS'Y [W] 

2-32 FKNB-A004KKKZ AL BUTTON ASS'Y [C] 

2-33 GCAB-A087KKRA AN N TOP PANEL C100EW [W] 

2-33 GCAB-A089KKRA AP N TOP PANEL C100EC [C] 

2-34 GMAD-A008KKFA AD FLAME A 

2-35 GMAD-A009KKFA AD FLAME B 

2-36 JKNB-A072KKRA AC N STOP BUTTON C100EW [W] 

2-36 JKNB-A077KKRA AB N STOP BUTTON C100EC [C] 

2-37 JKNB-A073KKRA AG N SELECT BUTTON C100EW [W] 

2-37 JKNB-A078KKRA AC N SELECT BUTTON C100EC [C] 

2-38 PDUC-A018KKFA AF TOP DUCT [W] 

2-38 PDUC-A018KKFB AF TOP DUCT [C] 

2-39 LHLD-A054KKFA AD CLUSTER HOLDER 

2-40 NFANSA011KKFA AV FAN 

2-41 PCAS-A015KKFA AT CASING 

2-42 LANG-A045KKFA AE MOTOR ANGLE A 

2-43 LANG-A046KKFA AE MOTOR ANGLE B 

2-44 LANG-A047KKFA AE SENSOR ANGLE 

2-45 HPNL-A266KKRA AT N DUST PANEL C100E 

2-46 LANG-A049KKFA AD DUST FLAME 

2-47 HBDGBA003KKEA AF SHARP BADGE 

2-48 HPNL-A209KKFA AW FRONT PANEL [W] 

2-48 HPNL-A209KKFB AY FRONT PANEL [C] 

2-49 DTNKNA007KKKZ AY WATER TANK ASS'Y [W] 

2-49 DTNKNA008KKKZ AZ WATER TANK ASS'Y [C] 

2-50 FTNKNA004KKKZ AT WATER TANK ASS'Y 

2-51 FCAP-A001KKKZ AG TANK CAP ASS'Y 

2-57 PTNKNA004KKFA AQ WATER TANK 

2-58 HPNL-A210KKFA AG TANK PANEL A 

2-59 HPNL-A211KKFA AL TANK PANEL B [W] 

2-59 HPNL-A211KKFB AM TANK PANEL B [C] 

2-60 JHND-A003KKFA AF TANK TOP 

2-61 MSPRCA008KKEZ AC TANK HOOK SPRING 

2-62 PHOK-A007KKFA AE TANK HOOK 

2-63 GBDYDA009KKFA AU CABINET [W] 

2-63 GBDYDA009KKFB AX CABINET [C] 

2-64 HPNL-A196KKFA AL TANK INSIDE PANEL [W] 

2-64 HPNL-A196KKFB AN TANK INSIDE PANEL [C] 

2-65 HPNL-A206KKFA AM LEFT SADE PANEL 

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DESCRIPTION 



NO. PARTS CODE P R I C E 

RANK 


N E W 

MARK 

PART 

RANK 

DESCRIPTION 

2-66 HPNL-A207KKFA AT BACK PANEL [W] 

2-66 HPNL-A207KKFB AV BACK PANEL [C] 

2-67 HPNL-A208KKFA AH RIGHT PANEL 

2-68 PCOV-A168KKFA AD DUST SENSOR COVER [W] 

2-68 PCOV-A168KKFB AE DUST SENSOR COVER [C] 

2-69 PCOV-A179KKFA AQ INLET GUARD 

2-70 PFIL-A154KKEZ AC DUST SENSOR FILTER 

2-71 PFIL-A155KKEZ BP HEPA FILTER 

2-72 PFIL-A157KKEZ BA DEODRANT FILTER 

2-73 LANG-A057KKFZ AD TANK SW ANGLE 

2-74 MLEVPA003KKFZ AC TANK LEVER 

2-75 MSPRCA011KKEZ AC SPRING 

2-76 HDEC-A011KKTA AF DECRATION PANEL A 

2-77 HDEC-A012KKTA AF DECRATION PANEL B 

2-78 HDEC-A010KKFA AD DECRATION PANEL C [W] 

2-78 HDEC-A010KKFB AD DECRATION PANEL C [C] 

2-79 JKNB-A057KKMA AM POWER BUTTON 

2-81 LBND-0037QBE0 AB UNIT BAND 

2-82 PCUS-A085KKEZ AD TRAY BASE CUSHION 

2-83 PSLD-A004KKFA AD SPLASH BOARD 

2-84 FSHEPA002KKKZ AD INSULATE SHEET ASS'Y 

A XCTUZ40P14000 AC TAPPING SCREW 

B XZBS740P14000 AA TAPPING SCREW 

C XHPWW40P10000 AB TAPPING SCREW 

D XZBS730P10000 AA TAPPING SCREW 

E FX-BZA003KKEZ AC SCREW 

F FX-BZA002KKEZ AC SCREW 

G LX-NZA014KKEZ AC NUT 

H PPLT-A010KKWZ AE WASHER 

[2] PRINTED PARTS & PACKAGE PARTS 

90-1 TSPCNA269KKRZ AE N RATING LABEL C100EW [W] 

90-1 TSPCNA272KKRZ AE N RATING LABEL C100EC [C] 

90-2 TCAUHA088KKRZ AC N CAUTION SHEET C100E 

90-3 TINS-A248KKRZ AF N MANUAL C100E 

90-4 SPADBA001KKEZ AK TOP PAD 

90-5 SPADBA002KKEZ AF BOTTOM PAD 

90-6 SPAKCA022KKRZ AP N PACKING CASE C100EW [W] 

90-6 SPAKCA025KKRZ AP N PACKING CASE C100EC [C] 

90-7 SSAKAA061KKEZ AG PLASTIC BAG 

90-8 PCUS-A082KKEZ AC CUSHION SHEET 

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�INDEX 

PARTS CODE No. 

PRICE 

RANK NEW 

MARK PART 

RANK 

[ C ] 

CACCVA034KKKZ 1-1-15 AQ 

CKITTA122AKKZ 1-1-5 BB 

CPWB-A175KKKZ 

[ D ] 

1-1-1 BQ N 

DBOX-A007KKKZ 1-2-3 AN 

DBOX-A008KKKZ 1-2-4 AM 

DCAB-A047KKKZ 1-2-31 AY N 

DCAB-A052KKKZ 1-2-31 AZ N 

DMOT-A005KKEZ 1-1-2 BP 

DTNKNA007KKKZ 1-2-49 AY 

DTNKNA008KKKZ 

[ F ] 

1-2-49 AZ 

FCAP-A001KKKZ 1-2-51 AG 

FFLO-A003KKKZ 1-2-13 AH 

FKNB-A003KKKZ 1-2-32 AL 

FKNB-A004KKKZ 1-2-32 AL 

FMOT-A003KKEZ 1-1-3 AY 

FSHEPA002KKKZ 1-2-84 AD 

FSW-MA008KKKZ 1-1-16 AV 

FTNKNA004KKKZ 1-2-50 AT 

FW-VZA102KKEZ 1-1-9 AE 

FW-VZA103KKEZ 1-1-10 AF 

FW-VZA104KKEZ 1-1-11 AG 

FW-VZA108KKEZ 1-1-13 AL 

FW-VZA109KKEZ 1-1-14 AL 

FW-VZA133KKEZ 1-1-8 AL N 

FW-VZA134KKEZ 1-1-12 AL N 

FX-BZA002KKEZ 1-F AC 

FX-BZA003KKEZ 

[ G ] 

1-E AC 

GBDYDA008KKFA 1-2-18 AL 

GBDYDA009KKFA 1-2-63 AU 

GBDYDA009KKFB 1-2-63 AX 

GCAB-A068KKFA 1-2-28 AX 

GCAB-A087KKRA 1-2-33 AN N 

GCAB-A089KKRA 1-2-33 AP N 

GMAD-A008KKFA 1-2-34 AD 

GMAD-A009KKFA 1-2-35 AD 

GWAK-A004KKFA 1-2-7 AH 

GWAK-A005KKFA 1-2-8 AG 

GYOK-A005KKFA 

[ H ] 

1-2-14 AN 

HBDGBA003KKEA 1-2-47 AF 

HDEC-A010KKFA 1-2-78 AD 

HDEC-A010KKFB 1-2-78 AD 

HDEC-A011KKTA 1-2-76 AF 

HDEC-A012KKTA 1-2-77 AF 

HPNL-A196KKFA 1-2-64 AL 

HPNL-A196KKFB 1-2-64 AN 

HPNL-A206KKFA 1-2-65 AM 

HPNL-A207KKFA 1-2-66 AT 

HPNL-A207KKFB 1-2-66 AV 

HPNL-A208KKFA 1-2-67 AH 

HPNL-A209KKFA 1-2-48 AW 

HPNL-A209KKFB 1-2-48 AY 

HPNL-A210KKFA 1-2-58 AG 

HPNL-A211KKFA 1-2-59 AL 

HPNL-A211KKFB 1-2-59 AM 

HPNL-A212KKFA 1-2-15 AE 

HPNL-A213KKFA 1-2-16 AE 

HPNL-A213KKFB 1-2-17 AF 

HPNL-A266KKRA 

[ J ] 

1-2-45 AT N 

JHND-A003KKFA 1-2-60 AF 

JKNB-A057KKMA 1-2-79 AM 

JKNB-A072KKRA 1-2-36 AC N 

JKNB-A073KKRA 1-2-37 AG N 

JKNB-A077KKRA 1-2-36 AB N 

JKNB-A078KKRA 

[ L ] 

1-2-37 AC N 

LANG-A045KKFA 1-2-42 AE 



LANG-A049KKFA 1-2-46 AD 

LANG-A050KKFA 1-2-1 AG 

LANG-A051KKPZ 1-2-19 AG 

LANG-A052KKFZ 1-2-20 AD 

LANG-A057KKFZ 1-2-73 AD 

5 


PARTS CODE No. 

PRICE 

RANK 

LBND-0037QBE0 1-2-81 AB 

LHLD-A054KKFA 1-2-39 AD 

LHLD-A055KKFZ 1-2-21 AC 

LSTPGA001KKFZ 1-2-22 AB 

LX-NZA014KKEZ 

[ M ] 

1-G AC 

MLEVPA003KKFZ 1-2-74 AC 

MLOV-A031KKFA 1-2-29 AH 

MSPRCA008KKEZ 1-2-61 AC 

MSPRCA010KKEZ 1-2-23 AC 

MSPRCA011KKEZ 

[ N ] 

1-2-75 AC 

NFANSA011KKFA 1-2-40 AV 

NGERHA001KKFZ 1-2-24 AC 

NGERHA002KKFZ 1-2-25 AC 

NROLRA001KKFZ 1-2-26 AD 

NSFT-A001KKFA 1-2-9 AC 

NSFT-A002KKFA 

[ P ] 

1-2-10 AC 

PCAS-A015KKFA 1-2-41 AT 

PCOV-A168KKFA 1-2-68 AD 

PCOV-A168KKFB 1-2-68 AE 

PCOV-A169KKFA 1-2-2 AN 

PCOV-A171KKFZ 1-2-27 AD 

PCOV-A179KKFA 1-2-69 AQ 

PCUS-A082KKEZ 2-90-8 AC 

PCUS-A085KKEZ 1-2-82 AD 

PDUC-A018KKFA 1-2-38 AF 

PDUC-A018KKFB 1-2-38 AF 

PFIL-A154KKEZ 1-2-70 AC 

PFIL-A155KKEZ 1-2-71 BP 

PFIL-A156KKEZ 1-2-11 AZ 

PFIL-A157KKEZ 1-2-72 BA 

PGUM-A019KKEZ 1-2-30 AB 

PHOK-A007KKFA 1-2-62 AE 

PMAGFA002FBEZ 1-2-12 AE 

PPLT-A010KKWZ 1-H AE 

PSLD-A001KKFA 1-2-17 AE 

PSLD-A004KKFA 1-2-83 AD 

PTNKNA004KKFA 

[ R ] 

1-2-57 AQ 

RDTC-A003KKPZ 1-1-6 AV 

RSNSZA003JBZZ 

[ S ] 

1-1-7 AV 

SPADBA001KKEZ 2-90-4 AK 

SPADBA002KKEZ 2-90-5 AF 

SPAKCA022KKRZ 2-90-6 AP N 

SPAKCA025KKRZ 2-90-6 AP N 

SSAKAA061KKEZ 

[ T ] 

2-90-7 AG 

TCAUHA088KKRZ 2-90-2 AC N 

TINS-A248KKRZ 2-90-3 AF N 

TSPCNA269KKRZ 2-90-1 AE N 

TSPCNA272KKRZ 

[ X ] 

2-90-1 AE N 

XCTUZ40P14000 1-A AC 

XHPWW40P10000 1-C AB 

XZBS730P10000 1-D AA 

XZBS740P14000 1-B AA 

NEW 

MARK PART 

RANK

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