6 • ClearWaveAir
Operating the ClearWaveAir Purifier
1. To start your unit
, place it on a firm, level surface away from direct sunlight.
Plug the power supply into a 110-volt outlet and connect the small cable
plug into the power receptacle in the back of the unit. The unit will now cycle
through a self-diagnostic sequence before starting in full operation mode.
Each time the unit is started, it will go through this sequence, which may
take more than 10 seconds.
2. When the unit starts
you will hear the fan, feel air movement, and you will
see blue light through the air outlet holes. You may adjust the fan speed by
turning the control knob left or right. The control knob has no stop; after a
few turns counter-clockwise, the fan will reach its lowest speed, and after a
few turns clockwise, it will reach its highest speed.
3. Where sound is not an issue,
operate your unit at full speed, the most
effective speed for purifying the air.
White Noise:
The air speed adjustment turns your ClearWaveAir
unit into an ideal “white noise” generator by adjusting the fan speed to mask environmental
background noise. Your ClearWaveAir unit will continually purify the air at any speed.
To turn the blue light on and off:
Momentarily push the control knob in.
To turn the entire unit off:
Hold the control knob in for 3 seconds.
To initiate the unit’s start-up cycle:
Hold the control knob in for 3 seconds again.
4. When you first start your unit, you may notice an odor.
The type of odor is dependent upon the
microbial or chemical compounds in your environment. The ClearWaveAir Microbial Kill Chamber will
render many of these compounds harmless by destroying them. If for instance, a particular room has
a high mold spore count, the odor may persist for several hours or even days. Once the bulk of mold
spores have been destroyed, the odor will dramatically reduce or disappear. The unit will now destroy
the compounds at the rate at which they are introduced into your environment.
5. In the bottom opening your ClearWaveAir unit has a small, coconut-based, activated carbon
filter.
This filter will effectively reduce ozone and chemical compounds. Depending on the dust volume
in your environment, the filter may need replacement anywhere between 30 and 90 days. A new filter
is solid black. Once the filter surface turns gray or shows visible debris, it should be replaced. A black
o-ring holds the filter cartridge in place. The o-ring may be removed using your fingernails, or any
pointed, but not sharp-edged, object.
6. Do not operate the unit without a clean filter installed.
ClearWaveAir makes replacement filters
available at a very reasonable price. Replace them frequently.
7. Your ClearWaveAir unit is an engineering marvel.
Its cleanly designed high-grade machined
aluminum body incorporates a high intensity ultra-violet radiation chamber, which kills harmful germs
at the speed of light. You may clean the outside of the unit by using a soft dry cloth. Or you may use
some Isopropyl alcohol that will remove finger marks, etc.
For more information, please contact us at ClearWaveAir.com. We are here to help and would
love to hear your comments.
Air
Inlet
Air
Outlet
Power On/Off,
Fan and LED
Control Knob
