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Pre-Filter
The pre-filter captures large particles from
the air such as dust, hair, pet dander to help
extend the filter’s efficiency and life.
True HEPA filter
Your air purifier features a True HEPA filter
which removes up to 99.97% of airborne
dust and pollen as small as 0.3 microns
and helps reduce smoke, mould spores and
pet dander from the air passing through the
filter.
Activated Carbon Filter
This porous filter is specifically designed
to absorb and neutralise odours, vapours
and gases from cooking, smoke, chemicals,
pets, and other unwanted scents.
Ioniser
This appliance has an ioniser feature which
releases negative ions into outgoing filtered
air to help the air purification process.
What are Ions?
Ions are tiny particles that carry a positive
or negative charge. They exist naturally
around us in the air, water, and ground.
Both positive and negative ions are
colourless, odourless, and completely
harmless.
How does the ioniser work?
Negative ions help air purification by
attaching themselves to very small airborne
particles in the room. These particles take
on a negative charge and may join with
positively charged particles such as dust,
pollen, smoke, and pet dander to form
larger particles. The larger particles are
then more easily captured by the filter
system.
Important notes:
Your ioniser may produce an occasional
popping or cracking sound. This is normal
and occurs when a small buildup of ions is
discharged.
After extended use, you may notice dust
around the grilles or panels.
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This is caused by negative ions exiting
the air outlet, evidence of the ioniser’s
air cleaning effectiveness.
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You can remove the dust with a soft
brush or clean, damp cloth. Larger
particles may be attracted to positively
charged surfaces throughout the home,
like walls or floors.
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This may occur more frequently when
the filter is nearing the end of its useful
product life and unable to capture as
many charged particles.
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Excessive amounts of pet dander,
dust, or smoke may decrease the life
expectancy of the filters and interfere
with the ionisation process.
Installing the True HEPA filter
1. Turn OFF and unplug the air purifier.
2. Locate the filter cover at the bottom of
the unit.
3. Rotate the knob counterclockwise to
remove the cover and expose the filter
(Figure 1-2).
4. Remove the plastic bag from the filter
and re-insert the filter (Figure 3).
5. Re-align the filter cover and turn the
knob clockwise to close.
6. Your unit is equipped with a 3-in-1 True
HEPA filter that lasts up to 12 months,
depending on usage.
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Features of your air purifier
Getting started
Operating instructions
1. Place the unit on a dry, stable, and firm
surface. Make sure not to block the top
air outlet vent and air intake grill.
2. Plug unit into appropriate electrical
outlet.
Note:
The display lights and air
quality indicator will initially flash on
and then turn off. The power button
will remain illuminated when the unit is
plugged in.
3. Tap the power button
to turn the unit
ON.
4. When starting up, the appliance will
operate in Auto mode by default.
5. To select a desired fan speed, tap the
fan button to cycle through the
speeds AUTO, III (high), II , I (low) until
the desired speed setting is illuminated.
6. To set the timer for 2, 4 or 8 hours, tap
the timer button until the desired
setting is illuminated. When the set
time has elapsed, the appliance will
automatically switch off. To deactivate
the timer, press and hold the timer
button for 3 seconds or tap the timer
button repeatedly until the timer setting
lights are turned off.
7. To turn the ioniser ON, press the
button once until the white LED light
next to the button is illuminated. Press
the
button again to turn the ioniser
OFF.
8. To turn the air quality indicator light
ON, press the button. To turn the air
quality indicator light OFF, press the
button once more.
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Important:
Always turn OFF and unplug
the unit when not in use.
