from the device. There is a risk of serious injury and electric shock. This device is
intended for use by adults only. Warnings, precautions, and instructions contained
herein may not contain every possible hazardous situation. Please use common
sense when operating the device.
Components of the Air Purifier (see figure a)
(1) – Control panel, (2) – Air holes, (3) – Housing, (4) – Air intake, (5)– Backlight,
(6) – Infrared sensor, (7) – HEPA filter, (8) – Back cover.
ATTENTION! Never disassemble the purifier except for removal of the HEPA filter
for cleaning.
Button Panel Control
The control panel of the device contains the following 5 LED buttons (see
Figure b):
The ON/OFF button used to turn the purifier on and off;
The MODE button used to adjust the power of the purifier. The following four
modes are available: 1) AUTO, i.e. an automatic mode, when the operating
power of the purifier is automatically selected based on the degree of air
pollution; 2) H, i.e. the high power; 3) M, i.e. the medium power; 4) , i.e. the
low power, or the Sleep Mode. To select the operating mode, you should
press the MODE button. The LED will indicate the current operating mode
after a short beep;
The TIMER button used to set operating time of the purifier. There are three
operating time modes (in sequence) as follows: 2H, 4H and 8H (2 hours, 4
hours and 8 hours, respectively). Upon timer expiration, the purifier turns off.
This button is also used to activate the Wi-Fi mode of the purifier in order to
manage it from your smartphone. For more details, please read the
complete installation and operation manual available at
aeno.com/documents;
The LIGHT button used to change the backlight of the purifier in three modes
(in sequence) as follows: Soft – soft light; Standard – normal light; Off – no light.
If you press and hold this button for more than 3 seconds, the purifier will enter
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