Descaling The Nanocloud Rotary Humidification Wick - Philips 5000 Series User Manual

1
Pull the top part of the back panel
towards you to release it from the
appliance (fig. c).
2
To remove the pre-filter, press the
two clips down and pull the filter
towards you (fig. €).
3
Wash the pre-filter under a running
tap. If the pre-filter is very dirty, use
a soft brush to brush away the dust
(fig. ).
4
Air dry the pre-filter.
Note
• Make sure that the pre-filter is
completely dry. If it is still wet,
bacteria may multiply in it and
shorten the lifetime of the pre-filter.
5
After the pre-filter is completely dry,
place it back into the back panel
(fig. ‚).
6
Touch and hold the reset button
for 3 seconds to reset the pre-filter
cleaning time (fig. ƒ).
Descaling the
NanoCloud rotary
humidification wick
Filter alert light
status
Cleaning light
goes on (fig. )
1
Pull out the water tank (fig. h).
2
Pull out the water tray (fig. }).
3
Take the wick wheel off the wick
support (fig. ~).
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Follow this
Descale the
NanoCloud
rotary
humidification
wick
4
Soak the NanoCloud rotary
humidication wick in cleansing
agent (e.g diluted white vinegar,
Citric acid solution) for two hours.
Note
• Please use mid or acid cleanser
• White vinegar (5% acetic acid) mix
with equal amount of water
• 4L water + 24g citric acid
• If there are white deposits
(limescale) on the lter, make
sure that the side with the white
deposits is immersed in the water.
• Do not take the NanoCloud rotary
humidication wick off the wheel
during descaling.
5
Let the NanoCloud rotary
humidification wick soak in the
solution for 2 hours (fig. „).
6
Rinse the NanoCloud rotary
humidification wick under the tap to
rinse away vinegar residues. During
rinsing, turn the wick so that both
front and back are rinsed (fig. ...).
7
Air dry the NanoCloud rotary
humidification wick (fig. †).
Note
• Do not put the NanoCloud rotary
humidification wick under direct
sunlight.
8
Touch and hold the reset button
for 3 seconds to reset the
NanoCloud rotary humidification
wick cleaning time (fig. ƒ).