Hunter 30775, Owner'S Manual

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Operation
Using the Ionizer
Using the Ionizer improves the quality of air in the room. Negative ions are released into
the air to attract positively charged dust, smoke, and pollen particles. These particles settle
out of the air and can be vacuumed up during normal room cleaning. These particles are
also more easily captured by the HEPAtech
®
Main Filter as they pass through the HEPAtech
®
Plus Air Purification System. To ensure the best air circulation in the room, Hunter recom-
mends that you place your Air Purifier six (6) inches away from any walls.
To turn the ionizer on or off:
1. To turn the Ionizer on, press the Ionizer Key. The amber Ionizer Indicator will
turn on. Refer to Fig. 9.
2. To turn the Ionizer off, press the Ionizer Key. The amber Ionizer Indicator will
turn off.
When the ionizer is on, the amber Ionizer Indicator will remain illuminated.
IONIZER
INDICATOR (AMBER)
Fig. 9
NOTE: If the Air Purifier is used in a room where smoke is present - cigarette, cigar, pipe,
candles, fireplace, etc. - then TURN THE IONIZER OFF. Running the Ionizer in the pres-
ence of smoke may, under certain conditions, cause smoke particles to adhere to floors,
furniture, and walls near the Air Purifier. These particles are known as “gray dust” and are
unsightly and difficult to remove. Gray dust particles ARE NOT produced by your Hunter
Air Purifier, but are already present in the air as smoke by-products. With the Ionizer
turned off, these particles will be captured in the Air Purifier’s filters as the unit circulates
and cleans the air in the room.