Clean The Body Of The Appliance; Clean The Air Quality Sensor; Clean The Water Tank And Humidification Filter - Philips AC4080 User Manual

Clean the body of the
appliance
Regularly clean the inside and outside
of the appliance to prevent dust from
collecting.
1
Wipe away dust with a soft dry cloth
from the body of the appliance.
2
Clean the air inlet and the air outlet
with a soft dry cloth.
Clean the air quality
sensor
Clean the air quality sensor every two
months for optimal functioning of the
appliance. Clean it more frequently
if you use the appliance in a dusty
environment.
Note
•
When the humidity level in the
room is very high, it is possible that
condensation develops on the air
quality sensor. As a result, the air quality
light may indicate that the air quality is
bad even though the air quality is good.
In this case you have to clean the air
quality sensor or use one of the manual
speed settings.
1
Clean the inlet and outlet of the
air quality sensor with a soft brush
(fig z).
2
Remove the cover of the air quality
sensor (fig {).
3
Clean the sensor, the dust inlet
and the dust outlet with a lightly
moistened cotton swab (fig |).
4
Dry them with a dry cotton swab.
5
Reattach the sensor cover.
Clean the water tank and
humidification filter
Clean the water tank and humidification
filter every week to keep them hygienic.
1
Pull the water tank from the side of
the appliance (fig j).
2
Remove the humidification filter
from the water tank (fig }).
3
Rinse the humidification filter under
a running tap (fig ~).
Note
•
Do not scrub the humidification filter,
nor place it under direct sunlight.
4
Unfasten the locks on the edge of
the water tank lid, and remove it
from the water tank (fig ).
5
Rinse the water tank under a
running tap (fig €).
Note
•
If necessary, use a mild detergent to
clean the water tank. In this case, rinse
the water tank thoroughly.
6
Dry the water tank and its lid with a
soft, dry cloth.
7
Put the lid back onto the water tank
and fasten the locks.
8
Put the humidification filter back
into the water tank (fig l).
9
Put the water tank back into the
appliance (fig m).
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