Congratulations on your purchase of a Model 300
portable air filtration system! With proper care and
maintenance your Model 300 will provide years of
reliable service and improve the quality of your air.
Operating Instructions
Set the unit down on a dresser, desk or other piece of sturdy
furniture.
Using the adapter cord, insert the small plug into the receptacle at
the back of the unit. Plug the other end into a wall receptacle.
Choose a speed setting and let the unit run continuously.
PLEASE NOTE:
THE FIRST TIME YOU USE YOUR Model 300 let the unit run on
the high-speed setting for several hours before using the room.
This gives the unit time to stir up and filter out excess dust. It is
also a good idea to vacuum and dust the room before using the
unit for the first time. After the initial cleaning period, let the unit run
continuously. Use the high-speed setting for maximum
performance.
The AC ADAPTOR may feel fairly warm to the touch when it is
plugged into a wall receptacle. This is normal.
DO NOT SIT ON THE UNIT OR PLACE ANYTHING HEAVY ON
TOP OF IT.
Cleaning your Model 300
Use a soft, damp cloth to clean the unit. You can also use a non-
abrasive cleaner. Do not let water get into the filters or the
motor/fan housing.
About Model 300 three-stage filtration and
changing filters
Stage 1: Washable Prefilter
The prefilter prolongs the life of the HEPA filter by removing large
particulates before they can reach the HEPA filter. Clean the
prefilter when it starts becoming visibly covered with dust. Wash it
in your washing machine or hand-wash it with warm water and
detergent. Let it dry thoroughly before replacing it.
Two prefilters are provided. Use the second prefilter while the other
is drying.
Change the prefilter if it no longer fits snugly, or it gets
damaged.
Stage 2: HEPA Cartridge
HEPA media with 99.97% efficiency @ 0.3 microns.
Replace every 2-5 years depending on usage and your
environment - e.g. smoking vs. nonsmoking
Stage 3: V.O.C. Filter
The V.O.C. (Volatile Organic Compound) filter removes household
chemicals that may off-gas from household cleaners, paints,
solvents, carpets, furniture and other materials containing chemical
substances.
Replace every 6-12 months depending on usage.
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