What to do if no air comes out of my Airmega Air Cleaner?
If no air is coming out of your Airmega Air Cleaner, ensure the power plug is connected to a working 120 V~ 60 Hz AC power outlet. Also, make sure the unit is turned on by touching the [Power] button. If there was a power outage, wait for the power to be restored before attempting to use the product again.
Why does my Airmega Air Cleaner have a bad smell?
If a bad smell is coming from the air outlet of your Airmega Air Cleaner, confirm the filter cleaning and replacement cycle. Clean or replace the filter if necessary.
Why is the air speed from my Airmega 400 so low?
If the air speed from your Airmega Air Cleaner's outlet is significantly low, check the filter cleaning and replacement cycle. Clean or replace the filter if needed.
What to do if the pollution level doesn't change on my Airmega Air Cleaner?
If the pollution level on your Airmega Air Cleaner isn't changing, the pollution sensor's lens might be dirty; clean the pollution sensor. You can also try adjusting the pollution sensor’s sensitivity.
Guides through filter removal, installation, and initial power-on.
Crucial safety warnings and precautions for using the product.
Guides initial product setup, including filter installation.
Steps to connect the power cord and turn on the air purifier.
Learn how to check air quality and adjust sensor sensitivity.
Recommended cycles for cleaning and replacing filters.
Step-by-step guide to cleaning and resetting the pre-filter indicator.
Detailed steps for replacing the Max2 filters and resetting the indicator.
Solutions for problems like no air, low speed, or bad smells.
General| Coverage Area | 1, 560 sq. ft. |
|---|---|
| Noise Level | 22-52 dB |
| Weight | 24.7 lbs |
| Number of Filters | 2 |
| Filter Type | Activated Carbon Filter, True HEPA filter |
| CADR (Pollen) | 400 |
| Power Consumption | 66 W |
| CADR (Smoke) | 400 cfm |
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