Replacing The Filter - Hunter 30408 Owner's Manual

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About every 6 months you should check your filter to see if it

needs to be replaced. Heavy build-up on the filter can cause the

energized field on the filter to not operate properly.

1. Turn the air sanitizer off and unplug it from the wall outlet.

Warning: Wait 10 seconds before opening the panel.

2. Push down on the Hunter logo to release the door. Figure 6.

3. Gently pull the door away from the unit and lift away. Figure 7.

4. Remove the HEPA Filter from the unit.

5. Clean the outside of the unit and the door with a soft,

damp cloth.

NOTE: Ensure the door is completely dry before

reinstalling it on the unit. Failure to do so could cause

damage to the filters or motor.

6. Check the filter for particle build-up.

7. If the filter needs to be replaced, remove the new filter

from it's packaging and insert it into the unit. Place the

filter back in the unit so "This side faces you" is visible.

Ensure the filter is seated fully into the unit and secured

with the filter bracket. Figure 8.

NOTE: If the filter is not fully engaged in the unit, the air

sanitizer will not run.

8. Set the tabs on the bottom of the door into the notches in

the base of the unit and rock the door up until the top of

the door makes contact with the magnet. Figure 9.

9. Push the Hunter logo in until the door "clicks" into place.

10. Plug the air sanitizer back into the wall outlet and

resume use.

11. Touch the sensor pad for 3 seconds to reset the filter counter.

NOTE: If the filter is not seated properly inside the unit,

the air sanitizer will not operate.

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