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CLEANING METHOD
- Always unplug the power before cleaning.
- Do not use detergents containing organic solvents (solvents, thinners, etc.),
bleach, chlorine, or abrasives to clean.
Tips
- Do not immerse the purifier in water or sprinkle water on it.
■ Cleaning the air quality sensor (clean every 2 months)
1. Open the air quality sensor cover on the left of the purifier. Clean off dust from the air inlet, outlet,
and air quality sensor with a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.
Air vent
2. Wet a cotton swab with a small amount of water and wipe the
lens, dust inlet, and outlet, then wipe again with a dry cotton
swab to remove moisture.
∗ If cleaning is not done regularly, the performance of the air
quality sensor may decrease.
∗ The cleaning cycle differs depending on the purifier's
surroundings. Clean more often in dusty environments.
■ Cleaning the air inlet and outlet (clean every 2 months)
Clean the air inlet and outlet with a soft brush.
∗ Take care that dust does not fall inside the purifier while cleaning.
■ Cleaning the rear cover
Remove the rear cover from the purifier and then wipe away dust
stuck to the surface with a soft, dry cloth or soft brush.
∗ If there is severe contamination, use a damp cloth
(do not use abrasives).
■ Cleaning the purifier itself (clean every 2-4 weeks)
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth.
∗ If there is severe contamination, use a damp cloth
(do not use abrasives).
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