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If your Fellowes Air purifier leaves smoke and odors in the air, ensure that the sensor is not blocked or clogged. Also, move the unit closer to where the odors are strongest and replace the filters as needed.
What to do if True HEPA and Carbon Filter indicators remain lit on Fellowes AeraMax 100 Air purifier?
If the True HEPA and Carbon Filter indicators remain lit after you've replaced the True HEPA and/or Carbon Filter in your Fellowes Air purifier, repeat the filter light reset instructions.
How to stop Fellowes Air purifier from interfering with radio reception?
If your Fellowes Air purifier interferes with radio or television reception, try these steps: 1. Adjust the television/radio antenna for better reception. 2. Move the unit away from the affected television/radio. 3. Plug the unit power cord into an outlet different from the television/radio power cord.
What to do if the wrong filter replacement light was reset on Fellowes Air purifier?
If the wrong filter replacement light was reset on your Fellowes Air purifier, repeat the filter reset procedure within 5 minutes of the unintended reset. This will return the filter counter and indicator to the status previous to the reset.
Why Fellowes AeraMax 100 Air purifier makes a faint ticking sound?
This faint ticking sound from your Fellowes Air purifier indicates that the PlasmaTRUETM function is working.
General| Noise level | - dB |
|---|---|
| Certification | AHAM Certified CARB Certified UL Listed |
| Air purify rate | - m³/h |
| Number of speeds | - |
| Suitable for room area up to | - m² |
| Product color | Black, Silver, White |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Housing material | Plastic |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 215.9 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 184.15 mm |
| Height | 692.15 mm |
Provides critical warnings and instructions to reduce risks of electric shock, short circuits, or fire.
Lists part numbers for True HEPA and Carbon filter replacements and where to purchase them.
Details FCC compliance for digital devices and instructions for resolving radio/TV interference.
Explains the four stages of air purification: Carbon filter, True HEPA, AeraSafe, and PlasmaTRUE technology.
Monitors air quality and automatically adjusts fan speed, indicated by color lights.
Mode designed for allergy season, increasing air turnover rate for better allergen removal.
Amber and red lights signal when to replace True HEPA and Carbon filters based on usage.
Creates an ionized field in the final purification stage to help remove airborne pollutants.
Unit automatically senses air impurities and adjusts fan speed for continuous purification.
Allows manual selection of fan speed settings: Low, Medium, or High.
Mode for peak allergy season, increasing air turnover rate by 35% versus low fan setting.
Instructions for cleaning the unit using a dry or damp soft cloth, avoiding solvents.
Details how to replace True HEPA and Carbon filters, including resetting indicators.
