4) Make sure that, when you turn on your Glowforge Air Filter, you turn it on to the right
setting. If the fan is moving too slow or too fast, the filter will not work properly.
5) Check if the hose is connected properly, with no more than three 90 degree turns.
6) Check if the materials you are using are laser-compatible. The Glowforge Air Filter has been
tested with Proofgrade materials; other materials might have smoke and fumes that are
not fully removed by the Glowforge Air Filter.
7) Change the filter cartridge. If you have been printing for a while, it may be time to replace
your filter cartridge.
8) Inspect all four latches to be sure they are tightly closed.
9) Check the hose to make sure it is not kinked, squished, or twisted.
10) Remove the hose and inspect the inside to ensure it is not obstructed.
11) Review the “Reducing Odors” section above for other sources of smell.
If all of these do not help, you are using a new filter and the “New” setting, and you are
experiencing eye, nose, and throat irritation when using Proofgrade materials with your Glowforge
Air Filter, stop using your Glowforge Air Filter and contact Glowforge support.
Glowforge Air Filter doesn’t turn on
If the power switch is on, the machine is not running, and the power indicator doesn’t light up, the
fuse may need to be replaced.
Turn off and unplug your Glowforge Air Filter
Remove and replace the fuse next to power switch
We have included a free spare fuse with your Glowforge Air Filter.
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