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U S I N G Y O U R A I R P U R I F I E R
WARNING: Make sure the air outlet and the air
inlets are not blocked. This may cause the air
purifier to overheat and stop working.
1.
Tap the Control Button to turn on the
air purifier.
2.
Optionally, press the Control Button
repeatedly to change fan speed between
I, II, and III, and to turn the air purifier off.
Note: The display lights will automatically
turn off after 60 seconds of inactivity.
Essential Oils
Do not add essential oils to the filter or the fan.
The filter will be damaged by the oil and will
eventually release an unpleasant smell. Only
add essential oils to the aroma pad, located in
the aroma box near the top of the air purifier.
Note: Essential oils are not included.
Adding Essential Oils
1.
Push in the aroma box and pull it out.
2.
Add 5–7 drops of essential oil to the
aroma pad.
3.
Place the aroma box back into the
air purifier.
Note: Do not mix essential oil blends. Clean
the aroma pad before using a new essential oil
blend (see
Cleaning the Aroma
Humidity
Moisture may damage the filter. This air purifier
should be used in an area with a humidity
level below 85% RH. If you use the air purifier
in excessively humid areas, the surface of the
filter may become moldy.
Note: Water or moisture will allow mold to
grow. To solve a mold problem, get rid of the
source of the moisture and clean up the mold.
Air purifiers cannot solve an existing mold
problem, and can only remove airborne mold
spores and reduce odors.
6
About the Filters
The air purifier uses a 3-stage filtration
system to purify air.
A.
B.
Pad, page 8).
C.
A
B
C
Pre-Filter
•
Captures large particles such as
dust, lint, fibers, hair, and pet fur.
•
Maximizes the filter's life by
protecting it.
Personal HEPA Filter
•
Traps at least 97% of airborne
particles 0.3 microns in size.
•
Traps airborne particles such as
fine dust, smoke particles, and
allergens such as pollen and pet
dander.
Activated Carbon Filter
•
Physically adsorbs smoke, odors,
and fumes.
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