Honeywell HPA710 Series Operating Instructions Manual page 5

• Press the Purification Level ( ) button to select a
different cleaning level.
PORTABLE AIR PURIFIERS ARE MORE EFFECTIVE
IN ROOMS WHERE ALL DOORS AND WINDOWS ARE
CLOSED. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOU RUN YOUR
AIR PURIFIER WHILE YOU ARE AT HOME TO HELP
CLEAN THE AIR.
Please note: When first powering on the unit, the
AQSense™ will monitor the air quality and the LED display
will show the light corresponding with the air quality. This
may take several minutes. It will display a steady light when
the air quality is read. Red light indicates poor air quality,
amber light indicates medium air quality and blue light
indicates good air quality.
CONTROLS:
Purification Level Button – This controls the air cleaning
level of the unit. Your air cleaner will start on the General
Cleaning setting each time you turn the air cleaner
on. Continue to press the ( ) button to cycle through
cleaning levels to reach the desired setting.
LEVEL 1 – GERM
This setting helps clean the air the fastest and can
circulate the air more frequently. This mode is best
for power cleaning the air when unpleasant odours
are noticeable or your room is particularly dusty. This
mode optimises germ capturing performance. Use this
setting during cold & flu season.
LEVEL 2 – GENERAL
This setting is best for general cleaning. Use this
setting to help reduce airborne dust and smoke
particles, like those from cooking or tobacco smoke.
LEVEL 3 – ALLERGEN
This setting is for reducing many types of airborne
allergens. It is best for fighting airborne allergens
during high allergen season. This setting is great for
year-round reduction of pet dander allergens.
QUIET ( ) – This mode is best for ultra-quiet
operation, perfect for nighttime use when sleeping.
Auto Mode Button – On auto mode ( ) the air purifier will
adjust the purification level according to readings from the
VOCs (volatile organic compounds) and particle sensor.
The lower indicator light will illuminate blue, amber, or red
depending on the level of VOCs and/or particles detected in
the air by the sensor.
Blue – Good air quality. There is a low level of VOCs or
particles detected; air purifier will operate in the lowest
purification level.
Amber – Medium air quality. There is a moderate level
of VOCs or particles detected; air purifier will operate in
the middle purification level.
Red – Poor air quality. There is a high level of VOCs or
particles detected; air purifier will operate in the highest
purification level.
NOTE: When first turning on the unit and in Auto
Mode, the unit may take several minutes to measure
the air quality. During this time, the indicator will pulse
alternate blue, red, and amber until the air quality is
determined. The indicator will then pulse a solid colour
when the appropriate automatic setting is determined.
Ionizer On/Off Button (optional) – Ionization ( )
provides an extra level of air cleaning by charging airborne
particles. This helps the particles get captured on the filter
more easily.
NOTE: If you have asthma symptoms or other breathing
conditions that can be triggered by the presence of an
ionizer, we recommend that you do not activate this
ionization feature.
SilentSleep™ Mode Button – SilentSleep™ mode (
the purification level to the lowest fan speed and turns off
the control panel lights. Perfect for nighttime use when
sleeping.
Child Lock Button – The child lock ( ) function prevents
the controls from being changed. To lock, hold the button
for 4 seconds. Hold for another 4 seconds to unlock.
Auto off Timer Button – Push the ( ) button if you would
like your air cleaner to run and then automatically shut-off
after a certain amount of time (choose from between 2, 4
and 8 hours).
Check Filters Button – When it is time to check and
replace the filters, an indicator light (
"L" or a "Q" will also light up.
When this light comes on, if "Q" is illuminated you should
replace the True HEPA Filter. If "L" is illuminated
you should replace the
recommended that you periodically check the filters.
Depending on operating conditions, the
Filter and L Granular Carbon Filter should be replaced
every 12 months. You should clean the Mesh Pre-filter
every 3 months.
AFTER YOU HAVE REPLACED THE HEPA OR CARBON
FILTERS, YOU WILL NEED TO RESET THE ELECTRONIC
FILTER CHECK.
TO RESET THE ELECTRONIC FILTER
CHECK:
After the filters have been replaced and re-installed in the
unit, plug the unit into the power outlet. With the unit in
the POWER OFF mode follow the below steps to reset the
filter check timers:
1. Press and hold FILTER RESET button (
seconds. Filter Icon and both filter indicators "L" and
"Q" will flash.
2. Press and release FILTER RESET button for less than 1
second to select between filters L or Q. Note: the flashing
letter is the filter selected.
3. Press FILTER RESET button for 3 seconds until both
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