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General| Brand | Fellowes |
|---|---|
| Model | AeraMax 190 |
| Category | Air Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Provides critical warnings and instructions for safe operation, covering electrical hazards, usage environment, and handling.
Details part numbers for True HEPA and Carbon filter replacements, and provides a link for purchasing.
Contains FCC compliance information regarding radio frequency energy and potential interference, with suggested solutions.
Explains the four stages of air purification, including Carbon, True HEPA, AeraSafe, and PlasmaTRUE technologies.
Describes the AeraSmart sensor's role in monitoring air quality and indicating purity levels via color-coded lights.
Explains the Aera+ mode for allergy season, increasing air turnover for enhanced allergen removal.
Details the indicator that shows the current fan speed setting: low, medium, high, or turbo.
Instructs users on how to manually select fan speed by tapping the fan icon on the display panel.
Explains the amber and red lights that signal when the True HEPA filter needs replacement.
Details the amber and red lights indicating the need to replace the Carbon Filter.
Describes PlasmaTRUE technology's function in creating an ionized field to remove airborne pollutants.
Explains the default automatic operation where the unit senses impurities and adjusts fan speed accordingly.
Details how to switch to manual operation and select fan speed by tapping the fan icon.
Recommends low, medium, and high fan settings for standard use and notes HIGH activates for poor air quality.
Describes the Turbo level as the highest fan speed, used for maximum air purification.
Explains how to switch to Aera+ mode for allergy season and return to auto operation.
Provides instructions for cleaning the unit's exterior with soft cloths, avoiding harsh chemicals.
Guides users through replacing HEPA and Carbon filters, including resetting indicator lights.
Lists common issues like smoke, odors, ticking sounds, and interference, with suggested solutions.
