CLEANING METHOD
Cleaning the air quality sensor (every 2 months)
1. Open the air quality sensor cover on
the right-hand side of the product.
Clean the air inlet and outlet vent
and then the air quality sensor with a
soft brush or vacuum cleaner.
2. Wet a cotton swab lightly and clean
the lens, dust inlet, and dust outlet. Clean them with a dry cotton
swab to remove remaining moisture.
- Without regular cleaning, the performance of the air quality
sensor deteriorates.
- The cleaning cycle differs depending on the operation
environment. When using the product in a dusty environment,
clean the sensor more often.
Cleaning the air inlet and outlet (every 2 months)
Clean the air inlet and outlet with a soft brush.
- Exercise caution not to have dust fall inside the air purier.
- If covered in dust, run the air purier in manual mode for 10 minutes
to blow the dust off the vent. You may then continue with normal use.
Cleaning the front cover
Separate the front cover from the product and remove the dust
attached to the surface with a soft dry brush or cloth.
- Use lightly wet cloth if the contamination is serious but do not use
abrasives.
Cleaning the product body (every 2 ~ 4 weeks)
Use dry, soft cloth to clean the product.
- Use lightly wet cloth if the contamination is serious but do not use
abrasives.
- Always unplug the air purier before cleaning the product.
- Do not use detergents that contain organic solvents (solvent, thinner, etc), bleach,
chlorine, or abrasives.
- Do not put the air purier in water or spray water directly on it.
Tips
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inlet
Dust inlet
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