Honeywell HD32X, Руководство пользователя

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This model features a touch screen that senses when your finger touches
the panel.
• The air cleaner automatically starts at the General Cleaning level when you turn
your unit on.
• Tap the Purification level symbol ( ) to cycle through the different cleaning
levels (please note that this is not a button, it is a touch-sensitive symbol, Fig. 4)
When ‘tapped’ the cleaning level will move to the next highest level until it is on
‘Max’. If you ‘tap’ the Purification symbol while it is on ‘Max’ the level will drop
back down to ‘Sleep’.
• Toggle through the levels until the LED light is illuminated at the level you want the unit to operate.
BASIC OPERATION OF THE CLEANING SETTINGS
CONTROLS CONTINUED
LEVEL 1 - SLEEP
Best for ultra quiet operation, perfect for nighttime use when sleeping.
Filter Status and Check Filters Button
– Allows you to monitor how dirty your filter is getting. When it is time
to check and clean the filter, an indicator will illuminate notifying you that it is time to check the filters. When
this light comes on, you will need to clean your primary ifD
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filter and clean or replace your pre-filter. (See
Filter Cleaning instructions). After you have cleaned or replaced the filters, press the Check Filters Indicator
until the light goes off.
Accent Light Indicator – Your air cleaner features a soft accent light at the bottom of the unit that provides a
nice glow around the base. You can choose to operate your unit with or without this accent light turned on. If
you want to use the light feature, you can choose from between a low or high light level.
Oscillate Button – Tap this icon if you want your air cleaner to gently rotate from side to side.
This will help increase circulation in the room.
Fig. 4
OSCILLATION FEATURE
To help circulate fresher, cleaner air through the room, this unit has an oscillation
feature. (Fig. 3)
• The oscillation feature is activated by tapping the Oscillation symbol (
).
‘Tap’ the oscillation symbol once to turn the feature on, and then again to
turn it off.
Fig. 3
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