ROUTINE CLEANING
CLEANING THE UNIT BODY
Before it gets obviously dirty
DRAINING AND CLEANING
THE DRAIN TANK
CLEANING THE AIR FILTER
At least once a week
Around once a week
Clean the unit with a soft cloth.
If the unit gets very dirty , clean with a soft cloth dampened
with neutral cleaning agent, then clean with a soft dry cloth.
Remove the dirt from the sensor (to prevent malfunction).
The water blown off the hands is called “drain water”.
Empty the drain water regularly in order to prevent
overflow. The drain water will start smelling if it remains
in the tank for too long.
Pull the air filter out
by the handle.
Slide the filter back into
the unit, making sure
that it goes all the way
in. (If it is not in place,
dirt or dust will enter
the unit and shorten its
service life).
Clean the filter by
tapping lightly by hand
or using a vacuum
cleaner.
If it is very dirty, wash
it with cold or warm
water. Let air dry.
If you wash the filter with water, be sure to
dry it as much as possible
Do not expose to fire or intense heat
Before you clean the unit, turn off the
power switch.
Do not splatter water on the unit
Wear gloves when cleaning
The antibacterial coating is effective when
bacteria are exposed to the coated
surfaces. The coating is ineffective when
the surfaces are very dirty.
Pull the drain tank out
horizontally.
This ensures the
drain water does not
splatter out.
WARNING
NOTE
CAUTION
NOTE
NOTE
Only use neutral cleaning agents.
Do not use thinner, acidic or alkaline cleaners, or nylon
brushes (they may cause damage to the surface).
Do not use any alcohol to clean the machine.
Disinfecting agents will damage your unit.
Read the labels of cleaning products to see if they are
safe for use.
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DRAIN TANK
HANDLE
AIR FILTER
Open the cover and empty
the water.
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Close the water tank cover,
and re-attach it to the unit.
Add 1 cup of water through
the drain hole to prevent
clogging.
Test the unit after confirming
the tank is back in its place.
DRAIN TANK
COVER
Wash out the interior of the
drain tank.
DRAIN
HOLE
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