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4

True HEPA Filter installation

①

Press the release buttons on either

side of the top cover and lift the

cover off.

②

Pull the new filter out and remove

its vinyl packaging.

x

Failure to remove the vinyl packaging

before use may result in abnormal

noise, product deformation or fire

caused by overheating of the motor.

③

Insert the new

4

True HEPA Filter.

④

Press the release buttons on either

side of the top cover and attach it to

the product.

⑤

Filter cleaning and replacement

cycle.

Filter type

Cleaning cycle

Replacement cycle

1

Fine Mesh Cleancel®

Pre-Filter

2 times per month

Semi-permanent

2

Antimicrobial

PM2.5 Filter

-

12 months

3

Active Carbon Filter

-

12 months

4

True HEPA Filter

-

12 months

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There may be a difference in the filter replacement cycle depending on usage

environment.

Filter purchase inquiries:

www.ideal-health.de

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Please refer to pages 68~69 for details on how to replace filters

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Summary of Contents for AP 100

Page 1: ...Air Purifiers AP 100 EN Operating Instructions EN Please read and follow all safety rules and instructions in this manual before operating ...

Page 2: ...er Installation 55 Use Using 1 Initial Action 58 2 Auto Mode 60 3 Set Fan Speed Manual Mode 60 4 PlasmaWave 61 5 Sleep Mode 61 6 SetTimer 62 7 SetWi Fi Connection 63 8 Set Brightness 65 9 SetVolume 65 How to Manage and Clean 1 How to Replace Filter 68 2 How to Clean Pre Filter 70 3 How to Clean Fine Dust Sensor 71 4 Cleaning exterior cleaning interior 72 Others Malfunction and Checking Measures 73...

Page 3: ...arbon Filter Removes foul smells and harmful gases indoors by absorbing odor particles from food mold cigarette smoke etc in the activated carbon micro orifice with a high performance granular active filter Stage 6 True HEPA Filter Filters not only PM2 5 ultrafine dust but also 99 97 of fine pollutants that measure 0 3µm Stage 5 PlasmaWave Provides clean air by removing various harmful substances ...

Page 4: ...ature weather conditions and Pollution level dust PM2 5 along with the indoor air conditions Automatic filter management The current condition of the filter can be seen through an exclusive APP and the LCD touch screen and an alarm and message informs the user in advance when it is time to replace a filter Mobile remote control A mobile device can be used as an indoor remote control and used to ch...

Page 5: ...ch fire Do not install where large quantities of noxious gases are p re s e n t i n c l u d i n g c a r b o n monoxide and gases emitted by animals This may cause the unit to break down Product Specifications Before operating this equipment carefully read and follow these safety cautions and instructions to avoid damage and ensure safe use WARNING Follow these instructions to reduce the risk of se...

Page 6: ...under direct sunlight lighting fixtures with inverters or lighting fixtures with automatic detection sensors This may cause the unit s sensors to malfunction Do not use around mist or fumes from industrial oil or around large quantities of metallic dust This may result in fire or may cause product failure Do not install in confined spaces or on slanted or uneven surfaces This may cause product fai...

Page 7: ...nit Also do not arbitrarily extend the power cord Risk of electric shock or fire may result from plugging several appliances into one outlet modifying the power cord or using an extension cord Do not pull on the power cord when unplugging the unit This may cause electric shock or fire Do not touch the plug with wet hands This may result in electric shock Do not damage the power cord by forcefully ...

Page 8: ... as pins rods and coins Make especially sure that children follow safety rules around the unit Unsafe behavior may result in product failure or injury from burns or electric shocks If the unit becomes submerged in water unplug it and contact the service center If you attempt to dry and operate the unit after it has been submerged this could result in product failure electric shock fire or injury W...

Page 9: ...nplug the power cord immediately and contact the IDEAL service center Such occurrences may lead to electric shock or fire Never disassemble repair or modify this product yourself This may cause product failure electric shock or fire If repairs are needed contact the service center Do not subject the product to strong blows or physical shocks This may lead to product failure Do not allow intake or ...

Page 10: ...onservation Cleaning Do not use flammable sprays or liquid detergents This may cause product failure electric shock or fire Do not let water run over the Unit This may lead to product failure electric shock or fire Do not allow children to clean or maintain the unit by themselves Adult supervision is absolutely necessary Before cleaning or performing maintenance unplug the power cord and be sure t...

Page 11: ... 49 Front Name of Each Part Power plug 120V Full Color LCD Touch screen Air vent 4 directions Light detecting sensor Top cover Castor Set up Names of parts ...

Page 12: ...Antimicrobial PM2 5 Filter 1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre Filter Filter cover PlasmaWave interior 4 True HEPA Filter Top cover release button Top cover Dust sensor Detects dust density Speaker Smell sensor Detects indoor smells Names of parts Set up ...

Page 13: ...terior environment information PlasmaWave Displays when PlasmaWave is in operation Contamination level information Displays indoor contamination level along with the main screen color Power The power to the air purifier can be turned off Menu Selecting the menu will display 6 menu items at the bottom of the screen Fan speed condition Displays wind speed currently in operation The color of the main...

Page 14: ... Low Mid High Turbo Sleep mode Operates in sleep mode and darkens display PlasmaWave Can be used as an air purification function Set timer Use when wishing to operate only during a specific time Home Main Screen This is used to return to the main screen Set Wi Fi The Wi Fi function can be turned on or off Set volume Set brightness Set language German English French Names of parts Set up ...

Page 15: ...urs with the product when asking for verification for Wi Fi initialization and when power is turned off during operation Alert pop up window Appears when the filter replacement time is notified when the filter cover is opened and when the filter cover is closed Set up Names of parts ...

Page 16: ... may cause product malfunction or failure Choosealocationan adequatedistancefromTVs radios andotherelectronicproducts Electromagnetic interference from certain electronics may cause product malfunction Place at least 4 inch from any wall Allow at least 12 18 inch of space around the unit Place on a hard flat surface Placement on flimsy or slanted surfaces may result in abnormal noise and vibration...

Page 17: ...1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre Filter 2 Antimicrobial PM2 5 Filter 3 Activated Carbon Filter installation Push the two buttons on the filter cover at the bottom of the product towards the middle and take the cover off by pulling it towards you Pull the new filter from the vinyl packaging Remove the vinyl packaging from the new filters X X Failure to remove the vinyl packaging before use may result in ab...

Page 18: ...ilter is not flipped upside down before inserting Dust filtered during operation will fall to the bottom of the air purifier during filter changes if the pre filter is flipped upside down Push the two buttons on the filter cover towards the middle to attach it to the product 3 Active Carbon Filter 2 Antimicrobial PM2 5 Filter 1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre Filter D E Installation and set up Set up ...

Page 19: ...he release buttons on either side of the top cover and attach it to the product Filter cleaning and replacement cycle Filter type Cleaning cycle Replacement cycle 1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre Filter 2 times per month Semi permanent 2 Antimicrobial PM2 5 Filter 12 months 3 Active Carbon Filter 12 months 4 True HEPA Filter 12 months There may be a difference in the filter replacement cycle depending on ...

Page 20: ... is turned on Insert the power plug into a power outlet power plug into a power outlet x x The Display Panel lights will turn on and then off How to Use 1 Initial action For the first 4 minutes the product s smart sensor will measure the surrounding air cleanliness level How to Use Operation ...

Page 21: ...nation level and PlasmaWave will run to remove harmful substances in the air x x The color of the main button will change to brown poor green fair or blue good depending on the condition of the indoor air fBrown Poor fGreen Fair iBlue Good To turn the power off Press the Power button x x When you press the Power button the power goes off C Operation How to use ...

Page 22: ...smaWave will run to remove harmful substances from the air 3 Fan speed setup manual mode Runs automatically by detecting indoor air contamination level Select Menu Select Fan speed setup and select the desired Fan speed Once the indoor air is cleaned the wind speed will be set to run continuously as low The electric noise that emanates during operation is the normal sound produced by PlasmaWave an...

Page 23: ...ave will begin running g 5 Sleep Mode Select Menu Select Sleep and then select ON x x Sleep mode will run and the display will darken g If the wind speed is changed by pressing the Fan speed button sleep mode will be cancelled and the product will return to manual mode Selecting sleep mode will automatically turn off PlasmaWave Operation How to use ...

Page 24: ... reservation and then select or x x You can set up to 12 hours x x Selecting will decrease by 1 hour while selecting will increase by 1 hour g How to Use Operation Language The LCD language can be set to English German and French 1 Select the Menu Screen 2 Select the Language Screen 3 Select which language to displayed g ...

Page 25: ... stops blinking x x Wi Fi icon can keep blinking up to for 3 minutes depends on local weather data reception status even wifi connection is done 7 SetWi Fi connection Things to know before connecting to Wi Fi x x Prepare the wireless router to be connected to the air purifier x x An error will occur during setup if two or more wireless routers are connected x x If several air purifiers are to be s...

Page 26: ... will be initialized To install the IDEAL air app search for IDEAL air in the App Store or in the Google Play Store Run the downloaded exclusive APP and follow the app s instructions to register the wireless router x x Enter the name and password of the Wi Fi you wish to use Check the Wi Fi connection x x Wi Fi is connected once the Wi Fi icon stops blinking x x Wi Fi icon can keep blinking up to ...

Page 27: ...ill gradually darken the screen while selecting will gradually brighten the screen 9 SetVolume Select Menu and then select Setup Select Volume and then select or x x The volume can be set to 6 levels x x Selecting gradually decreases the volume while selecting gradually increases the volume Operation How to use ...

Page 28: ...s 1 month and filters whose scale is empty must be replaced Filter Setup Close the filter cover once the filter is replaced Please refer to pages 68 69 for how to replace filter A pop up window will appear when it is time to replace a filter The pop up window will disappear if you touch anywhere on the screen other than the pop up window Unused period 1 month Used period X X A pop up window will a...

Page 29: ...ilter cleaning and replacement cycle Filter type Cleaning cycle Replacement cycle 1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre Filter 2 times per month Semi permanent 2 Antimicrobial PM2 5 Filter 12 months 3 Active Carbon filter 12 months 4 True HEPA filter 12 months There may be a difference in the filter replacement cycle depending on usage environment Filter purchase inquiries www ideal health de g C D E B Operati...

Page 30: ... pull it out Hold the grip on the front of 1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre filter and pull it out 1 Fine Mesh Cleancel Pre Filter 2 Antimicrobial PM2 5 filter 3 Activated carbon filter Push the filters in this order to the very back of the product Push the two buttons on the filter cover towards the middle to attach it to the product X X Please make sure that the pre filter is not flipped upside down bef...

Page 31: ... remove the vinyl packaging from the new filter set before using x x Failure to remove the vinyl packaging before use may result in abnormal noise product deformation or fire caused by overheating of the motor Press the release buttons on either side of the top cover and attach it to the product X X A pop up window will appear and an alert tone will ring if the filter cover is opened Operation Ope...

Page 32: ... X X Make sure to unplug and allow the product to cool down completely before cleaning X X Do not use benzene alcohol or other volatile detergents as they may cause damage or discoloration X X The pre filter can be cleaned and reused X X Do not use volatile liquids such as water that is hotter than 40 C or thinners X X Filters must be replaced if the contamination is severe to the point that clean...

Page 33: ... is used in a location where there is a greater amount of dust Open the dust sensor cover Clean the dust sensor lens and the inlet with a damp cotton swab x x With the exception of water do not clean the sensor area with volatile substances alcohol acetone etc Wipe the moisture off with a dry cotton swab Close the dust sensor cover x x The dust sensor cover can be cleaned with a vacuum cleaner Len...

Page 34: ... a neutral detergent and then wipe it with a dry cloth x x Clean the air vent on the top cover with a vacuum cleaner or a duster around 1 2 times per month Interior Open the top cover and clean with a vacuum cleaner x x Clean the interior with a vacuum cleaner or a duster around 1 2 times per month Operating the air cleaner Operation ...

Page 35: ...quipment are working and try again It doesn t work in Automatic mode Is the power cord securely attached to the socket on the back of the unit Try turning it on again after detaching and reattaching the power cord Has Automatic mode been selected Press the Mode button until Automatic mode is selected Is the sensor blocked or clogged Clear the sensor using a vacuum cleaner It vibrates and makes a l...

Page 36: ... dust or smell The effects of air purifiers can be reduced if used in a place with large amount of smoke or smell Please open a window and ventilate the room before using The wind speed is weak The air does not get purified Does the filter replacement alert pop up window appear A pop up window will appear that informs you it is time to replace the filter from 1 month before the filter replacement ...

Page 37: ...r window Remove the debris from the illumination level sensor Is it in sleep mode If the indoor lighting becomes dark the product will be automatically set to sleep mode and the display area will darken The Wi Fi function does not work Is the Wi Fi turned off Turn the Wi Fi on Other Troubleshooting ...

Page 38: ...ental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance To reduce the risk of electric shock this equipment has a polarized plug one blade is wider than the other This plug will fit in a polar...

Page 39: ...s Warranty stipulations are determined by our national representation If defects due to faulty materials and workmanship occur within this guarantee period IDEAL will repair or replace the device at its expense IDEAL will only repair or replace the device if convincing proof is provided for example by a receipt and if the claim is made within the guarantee period The guarantee is not given on wear...

Page 40: ...DEAL Health IDEAL 04 2016 12 05 2016 zm For fresh air For more health vitality and quality of life Perceptible With every breathe you take MBM Corporation North Charleston South Carolina www mbmcorp com ...

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