Honeywell HPA-245 Manual page 5

These cleaning intervals are intended as guidelines only. Performance of any filter media is dependent
upon the concentration of contaminates going through the system. High concentrations of contaminates
such as dust, pet dander and smoking will reduce the useful performance of the filter.
NOTE: None of the filters are washable. Do not immerse them in water.
MAINTAINING YOUR STAGE 1 WASHABLE PARTICLE PRE-FILTER REPLACING THE TRUE-HEPA FILTERS
You may be able to purchase Honeywell replacement True-HEPA filter
where you purchased your air purifier or they can be ordered directly from Kaz USA, Inc., the licensee of
Honeywell air purifiers at www.replacementfilters.com.
If you have any questions, contact Kaz Consumer Services at 1-800-477-0457.
MAINTAINING YOUR STAGE 1 ODOR-ABSORBING PARTICLE PRE-FILTER
The stage 1 odor absorbing particle pre-filter not only helps reduce odors, but also helps capture large
airborne particles that enter the rear grille. This pre-filter should be replaced every 3 months, as it will
become covered with particles and fibers that will reduce filtration performance.
Use the specially designed
and from Kaz at www.replacementfilters.com or by calling Kaz Consumer Relations at 1-800-477-0457.
OSCILLATION FEATURE
To help circulate fresher, cleaner air throughout the room, this unit has an
oscillation feature.
• To turn oscillation on or off, simply press the Oscillation (
DUAL UV LAMP OPERATION
• Press the UV button to turn the Lamps on or off (Fig 7).
• The lamps will light and you will see a faint blue glow along the top of the
unit. This is a visual effect to let you know that the UV feature has been
turned on. The UV bulbs are located inside the product and can not be seen
during normal operation.
• The UV button will be illuminated on the control panel.
NOTE: Removing the rear grille or turning the unit off will cancel the
UV Lamp function.
replacement pre-filter, also available where the True-HEPA filters are sold
for your air purifier at the store
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) button (Fig 6).
Fig. 7
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