Toyotomi Air Conditioning Filter User Manual

1. Introduction

This manual provides essential information for the proper use, installation, and maintenance of your Toyotomi Air Conditioning Filters. These filters are designed to enhance the air quality within your environment by capturing airborne particles and neutralizing odors. Please read this manual thoroughly before installing or replacing the filters.

2. Safety Information

• Always disconnect the power to your air conditioning unit before attempting to install, remove, or inspect the filters.
• Handle filters carefully to avoid damage.
• Keep filters out of reach of children and pets.
• Dispose of used filters according to local regulations.

3. Product Overview

The Toyotomi Air Conditioning Filter set typically includes two types of filters: an electrostatic filter and a photocatalytic filter. These work in conjunction to provide comprehensive air purification.

This image displays the two types of filters included: a white electrostatic filter designed to capture dust and particles, and a grey photocatalytic filter which helps in neutralizing odors and harmful substances.

3.1. Filter Types

• Electrostatic Filter: This filter is designed to attract and capture airborne dust, pollen, and other microscopic particles through electrostatic charge.
• Photocatalytic Filter: This filter works to neutralize odors, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and certain bacteria when exposed to light (often from the air conditioner's internal components).

4. Compatibility

These Toyotomi Air Conditioning Filters are compatible with the following Toyotomi air conditioning models:

• TAN/TAG models: A20, A28, A32, A53, A70 GW
• Dual TAN/TAG2 - A53GW
• TRIAL TAN/TAG3 - A70GW
• TAN/TAG A28-A32 FWIS/GWIS Inverter + Multi

Please verify your air conditioner's model number to ensure proper fit and function.

5. Installation (Setup)

Follow these general steps to install or replace your air conditioning filters. Refer to your specific air conditioner's user manual for detailed instructions on accessing the filter compartment.

1. Disconnect Power: Ensure the air conditioning unit is turned off and unplugged from the power source to prevent electric shock.
2. Locate Filter Compartment: Open the front panel or access door of your air conditioning unit to locate the existing filters.
3. Remove Old Filters: Carefully slide out the old, dirty filters. Note their orientation for correct installation of the new ones.
4. Insert New Filters: Place the new Toyotomi electrostatic and photocatalytic filters into their respective slots. Ensure they are correctly oriented and seated firmly. The electrostatic filter is typically white, and the photocatalytic filter is grey/brown.
5. Close Compartment: Close the front panel or access door securely.
6. Restore Power: Plug the air conditioning unit back in and restore power.

6. Operating Considerations

Once installed, the filters operate passively as air passes through your air conditioning unit. For optimal performance, ensure your air conditioner is used regularly according to its own operating instructions. The effectiveness of the photocatalytic filter is enhanced by exposure to light, which is typically provided by the internal components of the air conditioning unit.

7. Maintenance

Regular maintenance of your air conditioning filters is crucial for maintaining indoor air quality and the efficiency of your air conditioning unit.

• Inspection: Inspect the filters every 1-3 months, or more frequently if the air conditioner is used heavily or in dusty environments.
• Replacement: These filters are designed for replacement, not cleaning. Replace them when they appear visibly dirty, discolored, or if you notice a decrease in air quality or airflow from your air conditioner. The lifespan of filters can vary depending on usage and environmental conditions.
• Disposal: Dispose of used filters responsibly according to local waste disposal guidelines.

8. Troubleshooting

• Filter Does Not Fit: Double-check the compatibility list in Section 4 and ensure you have the correct filter model for your Toyotomi air conditioner. Verify the orientation during installation.
• Air Quality Not Improving: Ensure filters are installed correctly. If the issue persists, the problem might be with the air conditioning unit itself or other factors affecting air quality. Consider replacing filters more frequently.
• Reduced Airflow: A clogged filter can restrict airflow. If you've just installed new filters and airflow is reduced, ensure they are seated correctly and not obstructing the air path. If old filters were replaced, the new ones should improve airflow.

For issues not related to the filters themselves, please consult your air conditioner's user manual or contact a qualified technician.

9. Specifications

10. Warranty and Support

These filters are replacement parts for Toyotomi air conditioning units. For specific warranty information regarding these filters, please refer to the documentation provided with your original Toyotomi air conditioning unit or contact the manufacturer of your air conditioner directly. Support for installation or performance issues should first be sought through the troubleshooting steps in this manual. For further assistance, consult your air conditioner's user manual or contact the air conditioner manufacturer's customer support.