Changing The Auto Mode Setting; Changing The Fan Speed - Philips 2000 Series User Manual

» For AC2887, "
the screen when the appliance
is warming up. After measuring
the particle matters in the
air, the appliance goes to
the Pollution mode with
displayed on the screen
(fig. j).
» For AC2882, after measuring
the particle matters in the
air, the appliance operates
in the Pollution mode with
displayed on the screen
(fig. k).
3
Touch and hold
switch off the appliance.
Note
• If the air purifier stays connected to
the electrical outlet after turning OFF,
the air purifier will operate under the
previous settings when turned ON
again.
Changing the Auto mode
setting
You can choose the Pollution mode
( ), the Allergen mode (
Bacteria & Virus mode (
Pollution mode
The specially designed pollution
mode can effectively remove airborne
pollutants such as pm2.5.
•
Touch the Auto mode button
select the Pollution mode (fig. k).
» Auto (A) and
screen.
" displays on
for 3 seconds to
) and the
).
to
display on the
Allergen mode
The specially designed allergen mode
can effectively remove common
allergens such as pollen and pet
dander.
• Touch the Auto mode button
select the Allergen mode (fig. l).
» Auto (A) and
screen.
Bacteria & Virus mode
The specially designed bacteria&virus
mode can effectively remove bacteria
& viruses such as staphylococcus albsp
and H1N1.
•
Touch the Auto mode button
select the Bacteria & Virus mode
(fig. m).
» Auto (A) and
screen.

Changing the fan speed

There are several fan speeds available.
You can choose the sleep mode (SL),
speed 1, 2, 3 or turbo mode (t).
Sleep (SL)
In sleep mode, the appliance operates
quietly under very low speed.
•
Touch the fan speed button
select the sleep mode (SL) (fig. n).
Note
• In sleep mode, "SL" displays on the
screen for one minute. After that,all the
lights will go off and the display screen
will be dimmed with " " displayed.
• You can turn on the lights manually by
touching .
to
display on the
to
display on the
to
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