Philips sonicare AirFloss Faq

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AirFloss Original

When on the charger, the charge indicator flashes green to indicate that the appliance is charging.

Note: When the charge indicator flashes yellow, the battery is low and needs to be recharged

(fewer than 3 uses left).

How long does a full charge last?

When it is fully charged, AirFloss has an operating time of up to 2 weeks (or 14 uses).

AirFloss Ultra with triple burst

When the handle of your AirFloss is on the charger, you will see the following lights on the

handle (also shown in the image below):

1 solid green LED = 33% charged.

2 solid green LEDS = 66% charged.

3 solid green LEDS = 100% charged.

Note: When it is fully charged, your AirFloss Pro/Ultra has an operating time of up to 11 days

when it is used in single burst mode. When the charge indicators of your AirFloss flash yellow,

this means that the battery is low and you have less than 3 uses left. In this case, please charge

your AirFloss.

Page 1 AirFloss Original When on the charger, the charge indicator flashes green to indicate that the appliance is charging. Note: When the charge indicator flashes yellow, the battery is low and needs to be recharged (fewer than 3 uses left). How long does a full charge last? When it is fully charged, AirFloss has an operating time of up to 2 weeks (or 14 uses).
Page 2 3. Open the reservoir and rinse it with warm water 4. Wipe the entire surface of the handle with a damp cloth If your Philips Sonicare AirFloss handle or nozzle becomes clogged, use the following steps to unclog: 1. Fill the reservoir with warm water 2.
Page 3 How do I use my Philips Sonicare AirFloss? Our Philips Sonicare AirFloss uses compressed air to accelerate micro-droplets of water (or mouthwash) between teeth. To use our AirFloss, follow the instructions below. Using Philips Sonicare AirFloss To use our AirFloss, follow our step-by-step instructions: 1.
Page 4 Note: For optimal results, use the triple burst mode (default setting) from both the outside and inside of your teeth.