Form NEFFES NFS-1000-U, Руководство пользователя

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Activated Carbon Filter: Activate carbon filters are unclea-
nable by their nature.
They should be replaced once a year depending on the envi-
ronment where it is used and the frequency of use.
Disconnect the device from power supply, open the service
panel and the remove the filter by pulling it to yourself and
attach the new one. Then, close the service panel.
Hepa Filter: When the hepa filter replacement indicator is
on, the filter should be replaced.
Time to filters to get dirty may vary by the environment
where it is used and the frequency of use.
Disconnect the device from power supply, open the service
panel, carefully loosen the clips holding the hepa filter
and remove it by holding from its front section and lifting
upward.
Place the new filter into the frame and tighten the clips.
Then, close the service panel.
Since hepa filters trap viruses and bacteria, the used ones
may contain harmful particles. After the filters are removed
using necessary protective equipment, they should be put
in a trash bag which should be tightly sealed. Then, this
trash bag should be put in another trash bag and tightly
sealed. The date and time of this process should be written
on the bag with a non-erasable pen. After 72 hours, the bag
containing the filter can be disposed with domestic wastes.
However, if the filters are not subjected to this process, they
should be regarded as medical waste and disposed accor-
dingly.
Make sure that the new hepa filter is properly fit in the filter frame. Otherwise, the device will
not operate properly. The junked filters should be disposed properly and safely.
UV-C Lamp: The UV-C lamp should not be touched with
bare hands.
When the lamp replacement indicator is on, the UV-C lamp
should be replaced. Disconnect the device from power supply,
open the service panel and carefully remove the UV-C lamp
from its holder.
Carefully wipe the UV-C lamp with a clean cloth once a month
to improve its efficiency. Vinegar may be used for mineral
deposits, pure alcohol for moist organic residues and a lint-
free cloth for oil. Commonly used cleaners which do not leave
any residue will work.
Since UV-C lamps contain mercury, they should not be disposed with domestic wastes. The
lamps whose lifetime is expired must be disposed with 20 01 21* code or sent to a recycle plant
in accordance with the Environment Law No. 2872 and the Regulation on Waste Management
dated 02.04.2015 and numbered 29314.