Troubleshooting - Toto Clean Dry HDR111 series Manual De Instrucciones

Troubleshooting

Please read this section for troubleshooting before requesting repair services.
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No dry air blown when hands put in.
Dryer not stopped when hands removed.
The air volume is weak.
If the problem still persists after performing suggested actions, turn off the power switch and set the breaker to "Off."
Then consult with the installation contractor (or the shop where you purchased the unit). (See the back cover of this manual for
contact details.)
Indicators
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
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Trouble
Status indicator lights
Always On
LED
Flashes once
LED
Flashes twice
LED
Solutions
● Power Switch might be set to OFF.
If so, set Power Switch to ON. (See page 4)
● Has the circuit breaker been tripped?
If it is OFF, please reset it.
● Is there any obstruction in the waste pan ?
If there is any obstruction, please remove it.
● Is the sensor dirty?
If the sensor is not clean, wipe it with a soft damp cloth.
(See page 8)
● Is there any obstruction in the waste pan ?
If there is any obstruction, please remove it.
● Is the sensor dirty?
If the sensor is not clean, wipe it with a soft damp cloth.
(See page 8)
● Has filter accumulated dust or debris?
Clean filter if there is an accumulation of dust or debris.
(See page 9)
Meaning of the indicators
Power is being supplied
(Standby)
Sensors keep malfunctioning
Fan motor is malfunctioning
Problem with the power terminal
block temperature fuse
Controller is malfunctioning
Operation of the product/Corrective actions
An indicator is lit dimly all the time.
The dryer may operate even if some sensors
malfunction.
Make sure that sensors are clean.
If they are not clean, wipe them with a soft
damp cloth.
( See page 8)
If the indicator does not turn off after
performing these actions, consult with the
installation contractor (or the shop where you
bought the unit).
The dryer is not working.
Clean the filter if it is dirty. ( See page 9)
Clean the bottom of the unit if it is dirty.
The dryer is not working.
Replacing it may solve the problem.
Consult with the installation contractor
(or the shop where you bought the unit).