High Performance Vacuum Insect Trap

Instruction Manual
February 2021, First edition

To use the product safely and correctly, be sure to read this manual before using the product.
Be sure to keep this manual in a safe place for future reference.

IKARI SHODOKU CO., LTD.

Document control number
B-GXM01-0111WM

Introduction
Thank you for purchasing Clean Eco Line GXmini (hereafter referred to as “the product”).
Before using the product, thoroughly read this Instruction Manual (hereafter referred to as “this manual”)
and operate the product in a correct manner. In addition, keep this manual in an easily accessible placeand be careful not to lose it.

Trademarks
This product is a registered trademark of IKARI SHODOKU CO., LTD. (hereafter referred to as “IKARISHODOKU”).

Copyrights
The copyrights for this manual belong to IKARI SHODOKU or its licensor. The customer may notdisclose these details to any third party without IKARI SHODOKU’s consent.
The customer may not use or make copies of this manual, in whole or in part, without receiving priorconsent from IKARI SHODOKU. The customer is also prohibited from translating or modifying thecontent of this manual, in whole or in part.

Target readersThis manual has been prepared to help all intended users of the product. However, this manual does notdescribe the detailed procedures that require expertise, including communication testing and electricalwork. Such procedures must be performed by qualified personnel after obtaining appropriate technicalinformation from IKARI SHODOKU.

Attention
Please note that the contents of this manual are subject to change without advance notice.
The product is intended for exclusive use outside of Japan.
Although we take all possible measures to ensure that the descriptions in this manual are accurate,contact your local IKARI SHODOKU authorized dealer (hereafter referred to as local dealer), if you findany errors.
Comply with the administrative laws and regulations stipulated by the national or local government for
disposal of the main unit and components of the product as well as consumables.
In case of lease or transfer of this product, attach this Instruction Manual to the product.

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Notations in This Manual
Meaning of signal words
Failure to observe the descriptions in this manual may cause a physical risk to the human bodyor material damage. This manual describes such matters using signal words including“WARNING” and “CAUTION” as follows. Thoroughly read and understand the descriptions withthese signal words in advance and comply with their details.

WARNING

A “WARNING” item indicates a potentially hazardous situationthat may result in serious injury or death to the operator.

CAUTION

A “CAUTION” item indicates a potentially hazardous situation that
may result in minor or moderate injury to the operator.

NOTICEA “NOTICE” item indicates a situation that will not result in injury
to the operator, but may result in damage to or cause malfunctionof the product, facility, other devices, and so on.

Definition of “Serious injury”, “Moderate injury”, and “Minor injury”“Serious injury”

Loss of eyesight, wounds, burns, electric shock, bone fracture,poisoning, and other injuries that cause lasting effects and require
hospitalization or long-term outpatient treatment“Moderate injury”

Injuries that require hospitalization of less than one month for recovery
and inflict after-effects.

“Minor injury”

Injuries that do not require hospitalization or long-term outpatient
treatment

Meaning of pictograms
This symbol indicates a risk that may affect the human body. A specific descriptionof the warning is provided with this symbol.
This symbol indicates prohibited activities. A specific description of the prohibition
is provided with this symbol.
This symbol indicates activities that must be implemented. Specific instructions
are provided with this symbol.

Note

Reference

A “Note” item indicates information related to the operation of the product withwhich the operators must be fully familiar.
A “Reference” item indicates the location of any sections containing related
information.

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Period of Service and Time Limit on Supply
Standard period of service by design

WARNING

The product has a standard period of service by designof 6 years after the shipment. Continuing the use beyond
the standard period of service by design may cause an
accident, such as a fire or electric leakage, due to aging.

The standard period of service by design is not a guaranteed value. This value is the standard
period that is expected if appropriate maintenance, management, and care is exercised by thecustomer. In addition, the indicated value may not be achieved depending on the operating
conditions (e.g., environment).
When the standard period of service by design is reached, contact your local dealer.
The contents of this manual shall be valid until the usage time of the product reaches thestandard period of service by design.

Time limit on supply of maintenance parts
In principle, the time limit on the supply of the maintenance parts is approximately 6 years after
the discontinuation of production of the product.
Note that, for some components, such as generic electronic parts, the production may bediscontinued or the specifications may be changed in a short cycle due to the circumstances ofthe manufacturer.
When the production of a generic electronic part is discontinued, IKARI SHODOKU will predictrequirements and make an effort to secure an appropriate quantity. However, in some cases,
we may discontinue the supply of some of the maintenance parts before 6 years after the
discontinuation of production of the product.
In addition, note that the time limit on the supply of commercially available devices and parts is
specified by each manufacturer.
If you need any further information, for example, related to repairs after the warranty has
expired, contact your local dealer.

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Contents
Introduction................................................................................................................... 2
Trademarks .................................................................................................................................. 2
Copyrights .................................................................................................................................... 2
Target readers.............................................................................................................................. 2
Attention ....................................................................................................................................... 2

Notations in This Manual .............................................................................................. 3
Meaning of signal words .............................................................................................................. 3
Meaning of pictograms ................................................................................................................ 3

Period of Service and Time Limit on Supply ................................................................. 4
Standard period of service by design .......................................................................................... 4
Time limit on supply of maintenance parts .................................................................................. 4

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For Safe Use .......................................................................................................... 7
1.1 Cautions on operation.......................................................................................................... 7
1.2 Cautions on maintenance and inspection ........................................................................... 9
1.3 Precautions for power outage.............................................................................................. 9
1.3.1 When the time frame of a power outage is known .................................................. 9
1.3.2 In the case of a sudden power outage .................................................................... 9
1.4 Product nameplate............................................................................................................. 10

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Product Overview .................................................................................................. 11
2.1 Product functions ................................................................................................................11
2.2 Features ............................................................................................................................. 12
2.3 Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 13
2.3.1 Product specifications ............................................................................................ 13
2.3.2 Accessories ............................................................................................................ 13
2.3.3 Optional parts ......................................................................................................... 14
2.4 Name and operation of each part ...................................................................................... 15
2.4.1 Front of the main unit ............................................................................................. 15
2.4.2 Back of the main unit ............................................................................................. 16
2.4.3 Sides of the main unit ............................................................................................ 16
2.4.4 Inside of the center cover ...................................................................................... 17
2.4.5 Behind the control cover ........................................................................................ 18

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Installation ............................................................................................................ 19
3.1 Before installation .............................................................................................................. 19
3.1.1 Precautions for installation ..................................................................................... 19
3.1.2 Installation space ................................................................................................... 20
3.1.3 Unpacking and check of items in the package ...................................................... 21
3.2 Installation method............................................................................................................. 22
3.2.1 For wall mounting................................................................................................... 22
3.2.2 For direct placement .............................................................................................. 24

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3.2.3 Pole stand (optional part) ....................................................................................... 24
3.2.4 Blindfold cover (optional part) ................................................................................ 24

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Usage .................................................................................................................... 25
4.1 Preparation before use ...................................................................................................... 25
4.1.1 Checking the installation of the insect trap lamp. .................................................. 25
4.1.2 Set the insect trap bag. .......................................................................................... 26
4.1.3 Setting the attractant .............................................................................................. 28
4.1.4 Inserting the power plug into the socket ................................................................ 30
4.2 Startup method .................................................................................................................. 31
4.3 Stop method....................................................................................................................... 31

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Maintenance and Inspection ................................................................................. 32
5.1 Cleaning of the main unit ................................................................................................... 32
5.2 Replacement of the insect trap bag ................................................................................... 33
5.3 Washing and replacing the filter ........................................................................................ 35
5.4 Replacement of the insect trap lamp ................................................................................. 37
5.5 Replacement of the attractant ........................................................................................... 40
5.6 Replacement of the fuse .................................................................................................... 42

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Troubleshooting..................................................................................................... 43

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Storage and Disposal of Product........................................................................... 45
7.1 Storage when the product is not operated for a long period ............................................. 45
7.2 Disposal of the product ...................................................................................................... 45

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List of Consumables and Optional Parts ............................................................... 46
8.1 Consumables ..................................................................................................................... 46
8.2 Optional parts .................................................................................................................... 46

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1 For Safe Use

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For Safe UseThis chapter describes the matters that should be observed in order to use the product safely
and prevent injury to the customer or other people and damage to property.
Be sure to read and thoroughly understand this manual to properly use the product.

1.1

Cautions on operation

WARNING• Do not use the product for any application other than as
described in this manual. Doing so may cause not only
damage or malfunction of the product, but also injury ora serious accident.
• Do not place the power cord near an open flame. Do notdamage the power cord. Doing so may result in a shortcircuit or heat generation, causing a fire or an electric
shock.
• Do not use the product with a voltage other than thespecified power supply voltage. Doing so may cause
damage to the product or an ignition accident.
• Do not touch the main unit, power plug, or socket with
wet hands. Doing so may cause an accident including
an electric shock.
• Do not pull the power cord to unplug the power plug.
Doing so may cause an electric shock or short circuit,resulting in ignition.
• Do not use the power plug with dust attached.
• Do not use the main unit where a flammable gas isformed. Doing so may cause an ignition accident or the
like.
• Do not disassemble or modify the product. Doing so
may cause damage to the product, a fire, or an electric
shock. Furthermore, a product that is disassembled or
modified by the customer is no longer covered by thewarranty.
• The customer should not repair the product. Doing so
may cause damage to the product, a fire, or an electric
shock. Furthermore, a product that is repaired by thecustomer is no longer covered by the warranty.
• If any liquid or foreign object has entered the product,
immediately unplug the power plug and stop using the
product. Continuing to use the product may cause a fireor an electric shock.
• Do not splash water on the product. Doing so may
cause a fire or malfunction.
• Do not use the product in a wet or humid location. Doingso may cause a fire or malfunction.

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WARNING• Do not drop or apply a strong shock to the product. If
you have dropped or applied a strong shock to the
product, immediately unplug the power plug and stopusing the product. Continuing to use the product may
cause a fire or an electric shock.
• Do not use the product within reach of children. Doingso may cause an electric shock, injury, or burn.
• If smoke, foreign odor, or abnormal sound occurs,
immediately unplug the power plug and stop using the
product. Continuing to use the product may cause a fireor an electric shock.
• For the installation location and method, always follow
the details described in “3 Installation”.

CAUTION• Do not use the product in an environment that is subject
to chemicals or a hazardous gas. Doing so may result in
the corrosion of the product.
• Do not cover the product with paper or cloth. Do notplace the product near a flammable object. Doing so
may cause heat generation from the product, resulting
in a fire.
• Store the attractant in a safe location out of reach ofchildren and pets.

NOTICE

8• If the product becomes dirty, lightly wipe the productwith a clean cloth moistened with a neutral detergent.
The product does not have a waterproof construction.
• If the product is moved between two environments witha drastic difference in temperature, dew condensation
may occur. The product should be used at an ambient
temperature from 5°C to 35°C and a humidity of 80% RHor less (with no dew condensation).
• If any abnormality in the lighting state is found, such as
damage to the glass of the insect trap lamp, immediately
unplug the power plug and stop using the product.
• Under the direction of a responsible person, designate
the storage location of the center cover key and store
the key with care so as not to lose it.

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1.2

1.3

Cautions on maintenance and inspection

WARNING• Always turn OFF () the power switch and unplug thepower plug from the socket before cleaning the productor replacing the consumables.
• When cleaning the product or replacing theconsumables, follow the cautions and procedures
described in the relevant sections of “5 Maintenanceand Inspection”.

CAUTION• When handling the insect trap lamp, be careful not todrop it. Dropping the insect trap lamp may cause injury
due to damage to the lamp or scattering of broken
pieces.

Precautions for power outage
Although the product is designed to prevent insects from escaping, take the following measures
if there is any concern, based on the type of insects, that the insects may escape during a
power outage.

1.3.1 When the time frame of a power outage is known
Take either of the following measures:• Seal the suction opening of the main unit with tape before the power outage. Be sure to
remove the tape after the power is restored. Returning to operation with the tape attached
may cause a malfunction.
• Collect the insect trap bag before the power outage, and reinstall it after the power isrestored.
1.3.2 In the case of a sudden power outage
Open the center cover of the main unit and remove the insect trap bag. Perform insecticidal
treatment by directly spraying an aerosol insecticide.

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1.4

Product nameplate
The nameplate describing the serial No., rating, and so on, of the product is attached as shownin the figure below.

If the product nameplate is peeling off or deteriorating and becoming illegible, contact your local
dealer and obtain a new product nameplate. Attach the new product nameplate obtained to thesame location as before.

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2.1

Product Overview
Product functions
The product captures insects (flying insects), including house flies, humpbacked flies, fruit flies,
etc. that cause problems in food plants, restaurants, supermarkets, and so on.
In addition to the insect trap lamps (ultraviolet rays) and the suction using the fan, the product isalso equipped with an attractant that is especially effective against large flies as a standard
feature, enabling it to capture insects that could not be trapped with adhesive type.

Suction opening
Insect trap lamp

Insect trap bag

Attractant

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2.2

Features
The trapped insects are contained in the special insect trap bag designed to prevent them fromescaping.
Unique and powerful attraction structure
The insect trap lamps (10 W × 2) are installed in parallel on the front of the product. The
reflector behind an insect trap lamp increases the insect attraction effect.
IKARI SHODOKU original attractant
The IKARI SHODOKU original attractant (accessories) can increase the insect trapping effect.
Suction method
The suction structure enables you to efficiently capture a variety of flying insects. Suctioning isparticularly effective against smaller insects.
Prevention of insect escape using the insect trap bag
Since the product uses suction to capture insects, the trapped insects survive in the insect trapbag. Therefore, the double structure of the insect trap bag prevents the trapped insects fromescaping, for example, during a power outage. In addition, the large capacity of the bag allows
you to capture a large amount of insects.
Usability
The product is operated simply by turning ON/OFF the switch.
Installation method
The product can be installed via direct placement or wall mounting. A dedicated pole stand isalso available as an optional part.

Wall mounting

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2.3

Specifications

2.3.1 Product specifications
Item

Description

Name

Clean Eco Line GXmini

Dimensions

Width 435 mm × height 495 mm × depth 190 mm

WeightApprox. 10 kg (excluding wall mounting fixture)

Insect trap lamp

10 W × 2 (FL10SBL)

Power supply

240 V AC 50 Hz

Power consumption

114 W

Insect trapping method

Suction fan, insect trap bag

Installation method

Wall mounting, direct placement, mounting on the dedicated pole
stand (optional part)

Operatingtemperature/humidity

5°C to 35°C, 80% RH or less (with no dew condensation)

2.3.2 Accessories
Name

Exterior

Description

Attractant(consumables)

Natechno-Lure BS Bag (attractant derived
from natural ingredients) × 10
Main ingredient: Bamboo shoot extract
Target insects:
Large flies (house flies, flesh flies)
Small flies (fruit flies, etc.)

Insect trap lamp
(consumables)

10 W × 2 (FL10SBL)
Note: The shatter-proof type is provided witha lamp coated with a shatter-proof film.

Insect trap bag(consumables)

Non-woven fabric (disposable) × 5
sheets/bag

Filter(consumables)

Filter for cleaning the exhaust air × 3

Wall mounting
fixture1 piece
Note: No screws are attached. Separately
prepare screws appropriate for the wallmaterial.

Key

Key for the center cover lock × 2

Instruction
ManualThis manual

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Reference

For the product codes, product names, and specifications of the consumables,refer to “8 List of Consumables and Optional Parts”.

2.3.3 Optional parts
Name

Description

Pole stand for Clean Eco Line
GXminiDimensions:
W 420 mm × H 620 mm × D 420 mm
Weight: Approx. 7 kg
Base: Aluminum (with adjuster)Stand and pole: Steel
Coating: Silver powder coating

Blindfold cover for Clean Eco
Line GXmini

Dimensions:
W 412 mm × H 160 mm × D 61 mm
Weight: Approx. 200 g
Material: Acrylic resin

Reference

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Exterior

For the product code, product name, and specifications of the optional parts,
refer to “8 List of Consumables and Optional Parts”.

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2.4

Name and operation of each part2.4.1 Front of the main unit
2
3

1
4

5
1

7
6

9
8

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No. Name

Description

1

Fluorescent lamp socket

The insect trap lamp is inserted.

2

Insect trap lamp

Fluorescent lamp for the insect trap (10 W × 2).
A specification of the lamp with shatter-proof film is alsoavailable.

3

Protective grilleProtects the insect trap lamp.

4

Reflector

Reflects the light from the insect trap lamp and increases theinsect trapping effect.

5

Suction opening

Insects are suctioned through this opening by the internal
vacuum fan.

6

Center cover lock

Lower this tab to open the center cover.

7

KeyholeHole for inserting the center cover key.

8

FilterFor cleaning the exhaust air.

9Power indicator

Lit while the product is in operation.

10Power switch

Switch to start/stop the operation.

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Center cover

Opened when replacing the insect trap bag or the attractant.

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2.4.2 Back of the main unit
1

No. Name

Description

1

The wall mounting fixture is inserted.

Wall mounting hook

2.4.3 Sides of the main unit

4

2

1
3

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No.

Name

Description

1

FilterFor cleaning the exhaust air.

2

Control cover

The fuse is housed behind the cover.

3

Power cord

Wiring for supplying the power.

4

Product nameplate

Describes the name, rating, serial No., compatible standards,
and so on, of the product.

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2.4.4 Inside of the center cover

1

2

No. Name

Description1

Insect trap bag fixing clip

Metal fixture for fixing the insect trap bag.

2

Insect trap bag

Collects the captured insects. The double structure of theinsect trap bag prevents the trapped insects from escaping.

No. Name

Description

1

Attractant pocket

Pocket for storing the attractant.

2

Attractant

Packet containing the ingredient that attracts insects(bamboo shoot extract).

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2.4.5 Behind the control cover

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Name

Description

Fuse

To replace the fuse, rotate this cap counterclockwise andremove the fuse (250 V, 4 A).

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3.1

Installation
Before installation

3.1.1 Precautions for installation
Observe the following for the installation:• The rated voltage of the product is 240 V. Do not supply
power other than the rated value.

WARNINGCAUTION• When mounting the product on the wall, select a placewith sufficient strength and securely install the product.
Select and attach the anchors and screws appropriate
for the wall material.
• Do not use the product in an environment that is subject
to chemicals or a hazardous gas. Doing so may result in
the corrosion of the product. In addition, hazardous
chemicals may attach and cause harm to the humanbody.
• Do not use the product in a horizontal position. The
product is designed to be used in a vertical position.
• When carrying the product, do not hold the protective
grille. Also, do not put your hands on the filter sections.
• Install the product in a place and at a height where aperson or object will not hit it.
• Install the product indoors.

Do not use the product in the following locations, even if they are indoors:
Where the operating temperature or humidity is beyond the specified range
Operating temperature range: 5°C to 35°C.
Operating humidity range: 80% RH or less (with no dew condensation)
Where there is a risk of deterioration in the insulation performance due to water(conductive liquid)
When the product is installed in a location where mist water, water vapor, and the like, maysplash over the product, an electric shock or a fire may occur due to deterioration in theinsulation performance, corrosion, and so on.
Location with strong vibration
A malfunction may occur and the main unit may fall.
Dusty location
When the product is installed in a dusty location, the insect trapping performance may
deteriorate due to reduced performance of the vacuum fan or a clogged filter.
Location with direct sunlight
A malfunction or deformation may occur.

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Location with an adhesive objects
The fan may fail if it suctions vapor emitted from a highly adhesive materials for a long period.
Example: Manufacturing or treatment process that handles highly glutinous foods (such as infood manufacturing factories).
Operation on an unsteady stand, or a tilted or unstable location
Injury, malfunction, damage, or contact failure may occur.
Where there is a risk of explosion due to a combustible gas and so on
The specifications of the product are not explosion-proof. Do not use the product in a
combustible gas atmosphere.
Where there is a risk of deterioration in the insulation performance due to a corrosivegas and so on
When the product is installed in a location where a corrosive gas or solution is discharged*, theinsulation or conduction performance may deteriorate, causing an electric shock or a fire.
* Protection facilities of acids and alkalis, chloric acids, bleaching powder, paint, or artificial
fertilizers, smelters of copper, zinc, and so on, electroplating factories, and the like

3.1.2 Installation space
Secure a space in the front, sides, and top of the product as follows:

15 cm or greater(recommended)

30 cm or greater(recommended)

30 cm or greater(recommended)

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3.1.3 Unpacking and check of items in the package
The product is packed and protected for shipment with a cardboard box, plastics, andcushioning material.
After the arrival of the product, open the cardboard box and check that all the items described in“2.3.2 Accessories” are included together with the product.

NOTICE• If damage to the main unit or missing accessories isnoticed during unpacking, contact your local dealer anddo not proceed with the installation or operation.
• We recommend storing the cardboard box andcushioning material after unpacking for retransportation. When you dispose of them, comply withthe administrative laws and regulations stipulated by thenational or local government and properly discard them.
• When you repack the product for repair or transfer, fill
the cardboard box with the cushioning material to thesame level as the time of delivery, and be careful not todamage the product during the transportation.

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3.2

Installation method

3.2.1 For wall mounting

WARNING• Always use the provided wall mounting fixtures. If you
use a metal fixture other than the provided one, injury
due to damage or falling of the main unit may occur.
• In principle, request a special construction contractor tomount the product on the wall.
• Always drive anchors into the backing material or thebuilding skeleton to install the wall mounting fixture.
The product may fall if the wall mount fixture is installed
only on finishing materials such as boards.

Before the installation, check the conditions of the wall finishing materials, the backing
materials, and the building skeleton as described below.
After checking, install the product using an appropriate method in such a way that the provided
wall mounting fixture will not be loosened.
Note that no screws are attached to the wall mounting fixture. Separately prepare screws
appropriate for the wall material.
Common points to be checked for backings• Select the screws or bolts that are most appropriate for the backing (use ø5 mm or greater).
• Since the strengths of screws and bolts depend on the quality of construction, install themaccurately.
• Identify the material and position of the backing using a measuring instrument and the like.
• If the finishing material, the backing material, or the building skeleton cannot be identified,always check with the drawings.
• Limit the designed strength of the screws or bolts to approximately one fifth of the indicatedstrength.
• Pay attention to horizontal shaking to prevent the product from falling even during anearthquake.
• Do not install the product near fire prevention equipment, including sprinklers and alarms.
Points to be checked for each type of backing• When installing the wall mount fixture directly on the concrete skeleton
Directly fix the wall mount fixture using screws or bolts.
• For a mortar finish on concrete
Check for any floating of the mortar finish, and then directly fix the wall mount fixture using
screws or bolts that reach the concrete.
• For plasterboards pasted on concrete (GL method)
Directly fix the wall mount fixture using screws or bolts that reach the concrete. Alternatively,
fix a backing board for the installation using screws or bolts, and then install the wall
mounting fixture on the backing board.
• For backing with light gauge frame partitions
Identify the position of the backing and then fix the wall mount fixture using screws or bolts.
• For backing with ALC panels [ALC: autoclaved (aerated) lightweight concrete]
Since ALC panels are fragile, fix the wall mount fixture using penetrating anchors with
washers. Alternatively, fix a backing board for the installation using screws or bolts, and theninstall the wall mounting fixture on the backing board.
• To install the product on a special material, consult with the manufacturer of the material.

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Shape and size of the wall mounting fixture (mm)Mounting the main unit
After fixing the wall mounting fixture to the wall, securely fit the wall mounting hooks onto thewall mounting fixture.

Wall mounting hook

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3.2.2 For direct placement
Select a location appropriate for the installation of the main unit and place the main unit upright.

3.2.3 Pole stand (optional part)
When using the dedicated pole stand for the Clean Eco Line GXmini (optional part), secure theproduct with the 4 screws from the bottom of the dedicated pole stand (for more details, see theinstruction manual supplied with the dedicated pole stand).

CAUTION• Always install the dedicated pole stand in a flat location
without any vibration. The leg section of the dedicatedpole stand cannot be fixed to the floor. Placing the pole
stand on a location with vibration or tilt may cause a fall.

Dedicated pole standFixing screw for the
dedicated pole stand3.2.4 Blindfold cover (optional part)
When using the blindfold cover for the Clean Eco Line GXmini (optional part), attach theblindfold cover on the protective grille (for more details, see the instruction manual supplied withthe blindfold cover).

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4.1

Usage
Preparation before use

4.1.1 Checking the installation of the insect trap lamp.

1

Strip the tape that has secured the protective grille during shipment.

Tape

2

Lift the protective grille by approximately 5 mm to release the upper hook, and thenopen the grille toward the front.

Protective grille

3
4

Check if the insect trap lamp is dislocated or unsteady.
Reattach the protective grille.

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4.1.2 Set the insect trap bag.

1

Insert the key into the keyhole on the center cover. Rotate the key counterclockwise
to unlock.

Keyhole2

Lower the tab of the center cover lock to unlock the center cover.

Tab of the center cover lock3

Open the center cover toward the front.

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4

Strip the tape that has secured the insect trap bag fixing clip during shipment, andthen remove the clip.

CAUTION• Be careful not to cut your fingers and the like with theedge of the insect trap bag fixing clip.

Tape
Insect trap bag fixing clip

5

Insert the insect trap bag along the insect trap bag fixing frame.

Insect trap bag
Insect trap bag fixing
frame

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6

Fix the insect trap bag using the insect trap bag fixing clip.
Note

When installing the insect trap bag fixing clip, ensure that the wire attachment
position on the clip is located on the right side.

Wire attachment
position

Insect trap bag
fixing clip

7

Close the center cover.
Note

8

At this time, be careful not to pinch the insect trap bag.

Reverse steps 1 and 2 to lock the cover.

4.1.3 Setting the attractant

1

Insert the key into the keyhole on the center cover. Rotate the key counterclockwise
to unlock.

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Lower the tab of the center cover lock to unlock the center cover.

Tab of the center cover lock3

Open the center cover toward the front, and then set the attractant (1 or 2 packets) in
the attractant pocket.
Note

4

Close the center cover.
Note

5

Do not tear the packet made of non-woven fabric. Use the packet as it is.

At this time, be careful not to pinch the insect trap bag.

Reverse steps 1 and 2 to lock the cover.
Reference

For instructions on the attractant, refer to the label on the Natechno-Lure BS
Bag (attractant derived from natural ingredients).

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4.1.4 Inserting the power plug into the socket

WARNING• Do not touch the main unit, power plug, or socket with
wet hands. Doing so may cause an accident including
an electric shock.

Insert the power plug into the socket.

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4.2

Startup method

1

Before turning ON the power switch, check that the items described in “4.1Preparation before use” have been completed.

2

Turn ON ( | ) the power switch on the front left side of the main unit.
Note

The power indicator is lit while the product is in operation.

Power indicator

Power switch

3

Check that the fan starts operating and the insect trap lamp lights up.
Note

4.3

If a fault occurs, for example, the fan not operating or the insect trap lamp notlighting up, stop using the product, and refer to “6 Troubleshooting” forcountermeasures.

Stop method

1

Turn OFF () the power switch on the front left side of the main unit.
Note

The power indicator and the insect trap lamp are turned OFF, and the fan stops
operating.

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5
5.1

Maintenance and Inspection
Cleaning of the main unit
Maintenance and inspection cycle: every day
Cleaning method

WARNING• Do not splash water on the product. Doing so may
cause a fire or malfunction.
• Do not use water, detergent, or chemicals for the resin
part of the fluorescent lamp socket. Doing so may cause
degradation of the parts or an electric shock.

NOTICE• Do not wipe the surface of the main unit with volatilematerial, such as gasoline, benzine, thinner, or alcohol.
Do not spray insecticide over the surface of the main
unit. Doing so may cause discoloration or deformation.

Wipe off the dirt on the product with a dry cloth or a soft cloth moistened with lukewarm water orneutral detergent. Finish the procedure by wiping off any moisture with a dry cloth.

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5.2

Replacement of the insect trap bag
Maintenance and inspection cycle: every month (determine according to the capture amountand so on)

WARNING• Turn OFF () the power switch and unplug the powerplug from the socket before replacing the insect trapbag.

CAUTION• Be careful not to cut your fingers and the like with theedge of the insect trap bag fixing clip.

NOTICE• Do not carry the insect trap bag containing insects as it
is. Doing so may scatter insect bodies or fragments.
• Collect the insect trap bag into a bag that can be sealed,such as a plastic bag with fastener or a larger plasticbag.
• Always use the dedicated insect trap bag for the Clean
Eco Line GXmini.

Replacement method1

Insert the key into the keyhole on the center cover. Rotate the key counterclockwise
to unlock.

Keyhole2

Lower the tab of the center cover lock to unlock the center cover.

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3

Open the center cover toward the front.

Center cover

4

Remove the insect trap bag fixing clip.

Insect trap bag fixing clip

5

Slide the old insect trap bag toward the front and then remove it.

6

When discarding the removed insect trap bag, collect the insect trap bag into aplastic bag with fastener and the like.
When using the optional insect trap bag for the Clean Eco Line GXⅡ (with fastener),
unzip the bag and then remove the insects. If the bag is dirty, you can reuse it after
washing.

7

NOTICE8• After washing the insect trap bag, completely dry the
bag and then reuse it.

Refer to “4.1.2 Set the insect trap bag.” and set the new insect trap bag.

This completes the replacement of the insect trap bag.

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5.3

Washing and replacing the filter
Maintenance and inspection cycle: washing every month (determine the replacement cycle
according to the condition of dust attachment).
Note that the filter can be reused up to approximately three times as a reference.

WARNING• Turn OFF () the power switch and unplug the powerplug from the socket before replacing the filter.
• Collect the filter into a bag that can be sealed to prevent
dust and the like from being scattered.

NOTICE• Even when the filter appears to be clean by visualinspection, the filter may be clogged with dust and thelike, causing a reduction in the vacuum power or a fan
failure. Wash and replace the filter according to themaintenance and inspection cycle for the filter.
• When washing the filter, do not rub or tightly squeeze
the filter.

Replacement method
The filters are located on the left and front sides (total three). Replace the three filters together.

1

Remove the filter case while pushing the tab inward.

2

Use a neutral detergent and the like to wash the dirty filter.
If the filter is significantly dirty or deteriorated, replace it with a new one.

NOTICE3• After washing the filter, completely dry the filter andthen reuse it.

Fit the new filter into the filter case.
Note

The surface with the soft touch (coarse surface) faces the inside of the product.
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4

Mount the filter case onto the main unit.
Note

At this time, push the case on the side with the tab onto the main unit until you
hear a click, so that the case is securely locked. Visually check the tab toconfirm that the case is securely locked.

This completes the replacement of the filter.

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5.4

Replacement of the insect trap lamp
Maintenance and inspection cycle: every 3 months** Although the rated life of the insect trap lamp is 3,500 hours (4 months), we recommend
replacing it every 3 months because the attractant effect of an insect trap lamp nearing the endof its life is significantly reduced compared with a new one.

WARNING• Turn OFF () the power switch and unplug the powerplug from the socket before replacing the insect trap
lamp. Be careful as the surface of the insect trap lamp
will remain hot for a short while after turning OFF thepower.

CAUTION• When handling the insect trap lamp, be careful not todrop it. Dropping the insect trap lamp may cause injury
due to damage to the lamp or scattering of broken
pieces.

NOTICE• Always use the insect trap lamp specified by IKARISHODOKU. Otherwise, the life of the insect trap lamp
may be shortened or malfunction of the product may
occur.

Replacement method

1

Lift the protective grille by approximately 5 mm to release the upper hook, and thenopen the grille toward the front.

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2

Rotate counterclockwise the left and right socket caps of the insect trap lamp toremove them.

Socket cap

3

Pull out the terminals of the insect trap lamp along the grooves of the fluorescentlamp sockets.
Socket4

Put the socket cap, packing presser, and rubber packing on the new insect trap lampin this order.
Note

The packing presser has no front or back side.

Rubber packing
Socket cap

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Packing presser

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5

Insert the pins on both ends of the insect trap lamp into the grooves on the
fluorescent lamp sockets. Push the insect trap lamp until you hear a click to mountit.
Fluorescent lamp socket groove6
7

Check if the insect trap lamp is dislocated or unsteady.

89

Replace the other insect trap lamp in the same manner as well.

Rotate clockwise the left and right socket caps of the insect trap lamp to tighten
them.

Reattach the protective grille.

This completes the replacement of the insect trap lamp.

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5.5

Replacement of the attractant
Maintenance and inspection cycle: every month (1 or 2 packets)
For the instructions on the attractant, refer to the label on the Natechno-Lure BS Bag (attractant
derived from natural ingredients).

WARNING• Turn OFF () the power switch and unplug the powerplug from the socket before replacing the attractant.

NOTICE• Use the genuine attractant from IKARI SHODOKU(Natechno-Lure BS Bag).

Replacement method1

Insert the key into the keyhole on the center cover. Rotate the key counterclockwise
to unlock.

Keyhole2

Lower the tab of the center cover lock to unlock the center cover.

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3

Open the center cover toward the front, and then remove the old attractant from theattractant pocket on the back of the center cover.

4
5

Collect the removed attractant into a plastic bag with fastener and the like.
Set the new attractant (1 or 2 packets) in the attractant pocket.
Note

6

At this time, be careful not to tear the packet.

Close the center cover while taking care not to pinch the insect trap bag.
Note

Check that the center cover is locked.

This completes the replacement of the attractant.

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5.6

Replacement of the fuse
Maintenance and inspection cycle: when the fuse has blown

WARNING• Turn OFF () the power switch and unplug the powerplug from the socket before replacing the fuse.

Replacement method

1

Open the control cover.
When you push the right edge of the cover until hearing a click and then release the cover,the cover is opened by a spring action. If the cover is held by the magnet, further open the
cover toward the front.

2

Using a flathead screwdriver, rotate counterclockwise the fuse case cap to remove it.

Fuse case cap

3

Remove the old fuse from the fuse case, and then install the new fuse.
Fuse (250 V, 4 A)

Fuse case456Insert the fuse and the fuse case cap into the fuse holder.
Using a flathead screwdriver, rotate clockwise the fuse case cap to tighten it.
Close the control cover.
To close the cover, push the right edge of the cover until you hear a click.

This completes the replacement of the fuse.

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6 Troubleshooting

6

Troubleshooting
If a phenomenon described in the table below occurs during the operation of the product, referto the causes and the countermeasures and properly address the issue.
If the issue is not resolved by taking the countermeasures described in the table below, or if a
fault that is not described in the table below occurs, stop the operation and contact your local
dealer.

NOTICE• If it is possible that the handling during thetransportation was defective (for example, in the casewhen external damage to the packing box ordeformation of the main unit was noticed during
unpacking), contact the transport operator within one
week after the arrival of the product and check thetransport conditions. If the transport operator has notmade any errors during handling, contact your local
dealer.

No.

Phenomenon

Cause

Countermeasure

1

The fan does notoperate and the lamp
also does not light up
when the switch isturned ON.

The plug is not inserted.

Check the socket. If the powerplug is not correctly inserted, reinsert the plug.

The power is not
supplied.

Check that the electricity issupplied to the socket. Check ifother devices can be used. Check
that the circuit breaker of theoriginal power supply is nottripped.

The fuse has blown.

Open the control cover and checkthat the fuse has not blown.
Refer to “5.6 Replacement of thefuse”.

2

The insect trap lamp
The insect trap lamp isdoes not light up when
not firmly fitted into thethe switch is turned ON. fluorescent lamp sockets.
(the fan operates)

The insect trap lamp isburnt out

Check that the insect trap lamp is
firmly fitted into the fluorescentlamp sockets. If the insect trap
lamp is not firmly fitted, remove
the insect trap lamp and then fit itagain.
Refer to “5.4 Replacement of theinsect trap lamp”.
If the insect trap lamp does notlight up even after fitting it again,
the insect trap lamp could beburnt out. In this case, replace itwith a new insect trap lamp.
Refer to “5.4 Replacement of theinsect trap lamp”.

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No.

Phenomenon

Cause

2

The insect trap lamp
The glow starter is burnt
does not light up whenout or an internal fault
the switch is turned ON. occurs.
(the fan operates)

If the insect trap lamp does notlight up even after thecountermeasures above havebeen taken, the glow starter may
be burnt out or an internal fault ispossible. Contact your local
dealer.

3

Abnormal sound or
foreign odor occurs.

Immediately stop the operationand contact your local dealer.

Fault in the fan or theelectrical components

Countermeasure7 Storage and Disposal of Product7
7.1

Storage and Disposal of ProductStorage when the product is not operated for a long period
When the product is not operated for a long period, observe the following:• Remove and store the attractant and the insect trap bag.
• Store the product in a location equivalent to the installation conditions described in “3.1.1
Precautions for installation”.
• Unplug the power plug from the socket.
When the product is operated after a long storage period, inspect the following:• Check for any accumulation of dust or growth of mold. Especially, be careful of dirt on theinsect trap lamp since it reduces the insect trapping effect.
• Set the new attractant, insect trap bag, and filter.

7.2

Disposal of the productRemove the attractant, insect trap bag, filter, and insect trap lamp before discarding the
product.
Comply with the administrative laws and regulations stipulated by the national or local
government for disposal of the main unit and components of the product as well as
consumables.
Never illegally dispose of the product to protect the environment.

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8 List of Consumables and Optional Parts

8

List of Consumables and Optional Parts
When you order the consumables or the optional parts, check the product codes and productnames listed in the table below before contacting your local dealer.

8.1

8.2

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Consumables
Productcode

Product nameSpecifications

Remarks

3169

Insect trap lamp (10 W)

10 W

Two bulbs per
1 unit2745

Shatter-proof insect trap lamp 10 W, with shatter-proof(10 W)
film

Two bulbs per
1 unit18953

Insect trap bag for Clean Eco
Line GXmini (non-woven
fabric)Disposable type

Reference
replacement cycle:
every month

18943

Replacement filter for Clean
Eco Line GXmini

Material: PET resin

Reusable after
washing in water

18944

Filter frame for Clean Eco
Line GXmini

Material: Resin

18941

Metal fixtures of wallMaterial: Steel (powder
mounted type Clean Eco Line coating)
GXmini

18788

Natechno-Lure BS Bag(attractant derived fromnatural ingredients)  10

Attractant for flying insects(bamboo shoot extract)

Reference
replacement cycle:
every month

Remarks

Optional parts
Productcode

Product nameSpecifications

18939

Pole stand for Clean Eco
Line GXmini

Base: Aluminum (withadjuster)Stand and pole: Steel
Coating: Silver powder
coating

18975

Blindfold cover for Clean Eco
Line GXmini

Material: Acrylic resin

23363

Insect trap bag for Clean Eco
Line GXⅡ (with fastener)

Common insect trap bag
for the GX series
Reusable after washing inwaterWarranty and After-sales Service
Warranty
The warranty period is 1 year after the sale, excluding consumables such as the insect trap lamp.
Repair
If a malfunction occurs within the warranty period under normal operation conditions following thecautions in the Instruction Manual, the main unit labels, and so on, we offer repair free of charge.
Repair applicable to any of the following shall be charged even during the warranty period:• Failure/damage caused by incorrect use or improper repair/modification.
• Failure/damage caused by a fall or similar event occurring after purchase.
• Failure/damage caused by fire, earthquake, flood, lightning, other natural disasters, pollution, abnormal
power supply voltage, or use of an undesignated power supply, or similar cause.
• Consumables• When the malfunction is caused by anything other than the product.
• Other failure/damage caused by usage that is not described in the Instruction Manual.
Retainment period of repair parts
IKARI SHODOKU will retain the electric components for repairing the product for 6 years after the
discontinuation of production. The electric components for repair include alternative parts with the samefunctions.
For more information on the after-sales service, contact your local dealer.

Warranty
This warranty offer repair free of charge for initial failure or malfunction in period within 1
year after the sale.
Produce Name: Clean Eco Line GXmini
Warranty Period: 1 year after the sale
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Revised date

Revised contents

Ver. 1.0

February, 2021

First edition

February, 2021. First edition published
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