Changing The Auto Mode Setting; Changing The Fan Speed; Setting The Timer; Setting The Child Lock - Philips 3000i Combi Series User Manual

Changing the Auto mode
setting
You can choose the auto mode (
the Allergen mode (
mode ( ).
Auto mode
In Auto mode, the appliance selects
the fan speed in accordance with the
ambient air humidity and air quality.
• Touch the fan speed button
select Auto mode (fig x).
» Auto ( ) and
screen.
» The appliance operates in Auto
mode by default.
Allergen mode
The extra-sensitive Allergen mode
is designed to react to even a small
change in allergen levels in the
surrounding air.
• Touch the Auto mode button
select the Allergen mode (fig y).
» Auto (
) and
screen.
Sleep (SL)
In Sleep mode, the air purifier operates
quietly on a very low speed.
• Touch the Auto mode button
select the Sleep mode (
» Sleep (
) and
the screen (Fig z).
Note
•
If no buttons are touched after one
minute, all lights will go off except
.
•
You can turn on the lights by
touching any buttons.
),
) and the sleep
to
display on the
to
display on the
).
display on

Changing the fan speed

There are several fan speeds available.
Manual
• Touch the fan speed button
repeatedly to select the desired fan
speed (1, 2 or 3) (fig {).
Turbo (t)
In Turbo mode, the air purifier operates
on the highest speed.
• Touch the fan speed button
select the Turbo mode (

Setting the timer

With the timer, you can let the
appliance operate for a set number of
hours. When the set time has elapsed,
the appliance will automatically switch
off.
• Touch the Timer/Reset button
repeatedly to choose the number
of hours you want the appliance to
operate (fig }).
» The timer is available from 1 to
12 hours.
• To deactivate the timer function,
touch the Timer/Reset button
repeatedly until "---" displays on
the screen.

Setting the child lock

1
Touch and hold the child lock
button for 3 seconds to activate
child lock (fig ~).
» displays on the screen for
3 seconds.
» When the child lock is on,
all the other buttons are not
responsive.
to
) (fig |).
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