Panasonic F-YWP33N, Operating Instructions Manual

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If dust accumulates on 

the power plug, humidity 

may cause damage to 

insulation and may result 

in fire.

    Unplug the power plug 

    and wipe it with dry 

    cloth.

    If not using the unit,

    unplug the power plug.

Do not stretch the 

power cord.

It may damage the wires

inside the cord, and fire 

or electric shock may 

occur.

Do not insert fingers 

or other objects into 

the air inlet or outlet.

Do not place the 

unit near a heater.

Never try to repair 

the unit by yourself.

Switch off and then 

unplug out the power 

plug when error 

occurs (smoke etc.)

Fire or electric shock may 

occur.

    Please consult the

    purchasing dealership 

    or service station for 

    repairs. 

It may cause fire or electric

shock by overheating.

    Please consult the

    purchasing dealership

    or service station.

Plastic parts may melt 

and cause fire.

The rotating fan inside 

the unit could cause 

injury.

Do not unplug 

roughly.

Periodically clean 

the dust and dirt on 

the power plug.

Do not pull on the 

power cord when 

carrying or storing 

the unit.

Unplug roughly may

damage the power cord,

cause electric shock, 

short circuit fire.

Place the unit on level and

sturdy floor.

Do not operate in areas where

water may be easily splashed

onto the unit. 

During operation, heat from the unit 

may cause indoor temperature to rise, 

operating in closed room may cause 

discomfort. 

    Pay particular attention if infants or 

    the elderly are present.

Monitor indoor temperature 

during prolonged operation.

Fire or electric shock may occur.

Do not use unit near

flammable gas.

If flammable gases permeate 

the surrounding space, it may 

cause fire.

If there is insufficient ventilation,

overheating and fire may occur.

Do not use in confined 

spaces such as closets.

Do not use in places 

exposed to direct sunlight, 

wind or rain.

Resulting heat may cause fire 

or electric shock.

YWP33N

• Incorrect On/Off 

  operations.

• Switch electric leakage or 

  fuse burned frequently.

• Power cord or power plug 

  heats up abnormally.

• Burning smell or abnormal 

  noise during operation.

• Water leakage from the 

  unit.

• Other abnormal faulty 

  condition.

It may cause short circuit 

or broken wires (which 

may cause fire or electric 

shock.)

If the unit tilts, water will 

overflow, and wet the property 

potentially causing fire or 

electric shock.