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Winix ZERO AZBU330-HWE User Manual Download Page 12

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English

ZERO

PLASMAWAVE

®

& AIR QUALITY INDICATOR

5. PlasmaWave

®

By default, PlasmaWave

®

is enabled whenever the unit is powered on.

①

Press the Plasmawave button, when the unit
is on, to enable or disable this feature.

Note

ˍ

In Auto mode, as the indoor air quality improves, the fan

speed will automatically be reduced to Low.

ˍ

When the unit is running, you may hear a chirping or buzzing

sound. The sound is from large particles passing through

PlasmaWave

®

, it is normal and does not signify product

failure.

6. Air Quality Indicator

When on, the LED light will indicate the current indoor air quality according to three

levels: BLUE (good), AMBER (fair), RED (poor).

Air Quality Indicator

Note

ˍ

Air quality level is displayed on the indicator, based on the

Particle Sensors. Depending on the immediate environment,

the indicator may change frequently in color or stay the

same for lengthy periods of time.

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Summary of Contents for ZERO AZBU330-HWE

Page 1: ...y rules and instructions in this manual before operating The product warranty is printed on the back of this guide so please keep it in a safe place for future use WINIX AIR PURIFIER ZERO AZBU330 HWE...

Page 2: ...40 V only 4 STAGE AIR PURIFICATION 3 CONTROLS 4 WHERE TO USE 5 INSTALLING FILTERS 6 SAFETY AND CAUTIONS 8 INITIAL OPERATION 9 AUTO SLEEP 10 MANUAL TIMER 11 PLASMAWAVE AIR QUALITY INDICATOR 12 FILTER C...

Page 3: ...ay Panel True HEPA filter Particle sensor Unit Pre filter 8 Carbon Filters 2 True HEPA Filter User Manual Power cord for EU UK Please read and follow all safety rules and instructions in this manual b...

Page 4: ...s of air quality Mode Button Press to cycle through and set the desired mode of operation Auto Sleep Power Button Turns the unit on or off Fan Speed Button Enables Manual operation of the unit Press t...

Page 5: ...e risk of serious injury or death and to reduce risk of damaging the unit Do not use around mist or fumes from industrial oil or around large quantities of metallic dust Do not place around heating el...

Page 6: ...ned off before installing filter Remove the front panel by grasping its upper edge and gently pulling forward Latch Remove the filters from the unit they are protected inside a plastic wrap Remove fil...

Page 7: ...ng the latch at the bottom edge into the base of the unit then rotate the panel upward toward the top of the unit until the magnets pull the lid closed Latch When to service and replace filter Filter...

Page 8: ...k of damaging the unit Do not pull on the power cord when unplugging the unit Do not tie or knot power cord when unit is in operation If the unit becomes submerged in water unplug it and contact custo...

Page 9: ...ault when the unit first powers on the mode will be set to Auto with PlasmaWave enabled When in Auto mode the fan speed will be automatically adjusted according to the environments air quality PlasmaW...

Page 10: ...or air quality improves the fan speed will automatically be reduced If the indoor air quality decreases the fan speed will automatically increase 2 Sleep Mode Press the Mode button to select Sleep mod...

Page 11: ...te When Manual Mode is selected Auto Mode is automatically disabled 4 Timer The timer can be set to let the unit run for a specified period of time Press the Timer button to select the desired length...

Page 12: ...ng you may hear a chirping or buzzing sound The sound is from large particles passing through PlasmaWave it is normal and does not signify product failure 6 Air Quality Indicator When on the LED light...

Page 13: ...ironment For optimal use Pre filter can be cleaned once every 14 days which can extend the life of other filters To purchase replacement Winix filters contact your local dealer this unit is compatible...

Page 14: ...s near the top of the filter release and remove Tabs Pre filter Pull out the Carbon filter and True HEPA Filter 3 Preparing New Filters Remove replacement filters from protective plastic wrap Operatin...

Page 15: ...insert the upper tabs into the slots at the top part of the unit until sides audibly click into place Tabs Pre filter Replace the front panel by first inserting the latch at the bottom edge into the...

Page 16: ...for 24 hours or more before using If the pre filter becomes damaged or in any way needs replacement Please contact your local dealer NOTICE Do not use benzene alcohol or other volatile fluids which m...

Page 17: ...is running in a place with high dust levels Open the Particle Sensor cover Use a damp cotton swab to wipe the lens and intake area of the Particle Sensor To clean the sensor area use only water Do no...

Page 18: ...he front panel and clean the interior with a vacuum cleaner For optimal performance clean every 1 2 months NOTICE When cleaning the unit always unplug the power cord first and then wait until the unit...

Page 19: ...s there a power outage Check to see if other lights and electrical equipment are working and try again It doesn t work in Auto Mode Has Auto Mode been selected Press the Mode button until Auto Mode is...

Page 20: ...in a place with a lot of smoke dust or odours Clean the air intakes on either side and clean the pre filter Clean or change the filter The fan strength is weak The unit is not purifying the air Is the...

Page 21: ...0 V 50 60 Hz Power Rate 70 W Max Room Capacity 99 m2 Dimensions 380 mm W x 208 mm D x 600 mm H Weight 7 kg Replacement Filter Filter A item 115115 Pre Filter Part 4521 0012 01 The exterior design and...

Page 22: ...ng and service fees may be incurred even during the warranty period 3 The warranty must be presented upon bringing the product for service 4 Store the warranty in a safe place as it cannot be reissued...

Page 23: ...Contact your local dealer for product related inquiries and customer service WWW WINIX COM EU 2610 0169 00 Rev 00...

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