PureAir Room
User & Operating Instructions
Troubleshooting
Turn off the unit immediately and contact a service engineer if any of the following problems occur:
• Fuse's blown.
• Foreign material gets into the device.
• The plug or power cord heats up.
Do not open the unit without authorized service personnel. However, you can check the following causes of faults yourself:
The device cannot be switched on:
• Is the plug inserted correctly?
• Has the fuse blown or is there no voltage at the socket?
• Is the front cover fitted correctly?
The air flow at the outlet opening is lower:
• Is the filter too dirty or clogged?
The device is disproportionately loud:
• Does the device stand on an uneven surface?
• Is the filter unpacked?
• Is the filter too dirty or clogged?
Remote control does not work:
• Replace the batteries. (2 X AAA LR03 or R03)
Smoke and odours are filtered very poorly.
• Are the filters inserted in the correct order?
• Are the filters unpacked?
• Do the filters have to be replaced?
Notes on air cleaning for cigarette smoke
Cigarette smoke consists of numerous complex chemical compounds. For the air purifier, it is essentially divided into solid components of smoke and gaseous
components of smoke.
The solid smoke particles are filtered out by the HEPA filter. The gaseous components are partly absorbed by the activated carbon filter and partly degraded by
the photocatalytic filter.
• The device should be placed as close as possible to the smoke source.
• The unit should not be placed on the floor (for smokers it is recommended to place it on a table).
• Depending on how many cigarettes are smoked, the service life of the filter will be shortened.
Information on air cleaning in case of problems with pollen
The air purifier is able to filter all common pollen from the air. These remain in the HEPA filter. In order for the device to be fully effective and to significantly
reduce the pollen concentration, we recommend the creation of a refuge in which the air purifier is located.
The device can only remove airborne allergens. But not allergens that have already deposited on beds, walls, furniture, etc.
For this reason, please observe the following instructions:
• Carry out a basic cleaning of the room before using the device.
• Do not use dust cloths for cleaning, but a damp cloth.
• Vacuum upholstered furniture at least once a week. Use a vacuum cleaner suitable for allergy sufferers.
• Wipe down the room using a wet cloth at least once a week.
• During the day, let the unit run at level 1. Place the device on a table. Don't put it on the floor.
• Turn off the device for sleeping.
• Set the fan to level 3 during ventilation. The best time to air the rooms is between 6:00 and 8:00 in the morning in cities or from 19:00 in rural areas.
Information on air cleaning in case of problems with house dust
House dust is usually generated by mites living in upholstered furniture, pillows, blankets and mattresses. The house dust remains there for the time being.
The air purifier can only remove house dust from the air. It is therefore advisable to reduce sources of house dust before using an air purifier.
• Cover mattresses allergen-proof (Encasing).
• Cover pillow and duvet allergen-tight.
• Wash pillows and duvets frequently.
• Replace older mattresses.
• Use vacuum cleaner with fine filter.
• Vacuum mattresses monthly.
• Avoid dust traps in the bedroom.
• Do not place indoor plants in the bedroom
This product must
not be disposed of with household waste
. This air purifier must be disposed of at a recycling point for electronic
and electrical equipment.
Distributed by Simx Limited
General enquiries ph: 0800 140 150
Email: [email protected] I www.smartvent.co.nz
Distributed by Ventair PTY LTD
Enquiries ph: (03) 97750556 (product support)
Email: [email protected] I www.ventair.com.au
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Specifications are subject to change without notice.
