Cleaning The Air Quality Sensor; Replacing The Hepa Filter; Hepa Filter Replacement Indicator - Philips DE5205/70 User Manual

Cleaning the air quality
sensor
Clean the air quality sensor every
2 months for optimal functioning of the
dehumidifier.
Note
• If the humidity level in the room
is very high, condensation may
develop on the air quality sensor
and the air quality light may indicate
a more poor air quality even though
the air quality is actually good. If this
occurs, clean the air quality sensor
or use the dehumidifier on a manual
speed setting.
If the dehumidifier is used in a dusty
•
environment, it may need to be
cleaned more often.
1
Switch off the dehumidifier and
unplug from the wall outlet.
2
Clean the air quality sensor inlet and
outlet with a soft brush (fig.ƒ).
3
Remove the air quality sensor cover
(fig.„).
4
Clean the air quality sensor, the
dust inlet and the dust outlet with a
damp cotton swab (fig....).
5
Dry all parts thoroughly with a dry
cotton swab.
6
Reattach the air quality sensor cover
(fig.†).
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7 Replacing the
HEPA filter
HEPA filter replacement
indicator
This dehumidifier is equipped with a
HEPA filter replacement indicator to
make sure that the air filter is in optimal
condition when the dehumidifier is
operating. When the HEPA filter needs
to be replaced, the filter replacement
alert displays on the screen.
If the HEPA filter is not replaced in
14 days, the dehumidifier will stop
operating and automatically lock.
You need to replace the HEPA filter
immediately.

Replacing the HEPA filter

Note
The HEPA filter is not washable nor
•
reusable.
Always turn off the dehumidifier and
•
unplug from the electrical outlet
before replacing the HEPA filter.
• Do not clean the HEPA filter with a
vacuum.
Replace the HEPA filter when A5 and
display on the screen.
1
Switch off the dehumidifier and
unplug from the wall outlet.
2
Take out the used HEPA filter
according to the filter alert light
status displayed on the screen.
Discard used filters (fig.‡).