How to turn off the replace filter light on my HoMedics Air Cleaner after filter replacement?
If the replace filter light remains on after replacing the filter in your HoMedics Air Cleaner, press and hold the ionizer button for 3 seconds until the light turns off.
What to do if my HoMedics AP-T45 unit will not operate?
If your HoMedics Air Cleaner isn't turning on, make sure it's properly plugged into a working outlet. Then, press the power button. Check the circuits and fuses, and try a different outlet. Also, ensure that the True HEPA filter and the grille cover are correctly reinstalled.
Why is the airflow reduced in my HoMedics Air Cleaner?
If you notice reduced airflow in your HoMedics Air Cleaner, first check to make sure nothing is blocking the grille and air outlet. You can also vacuum the prefilter using the brush attachment of your vacuum cleaner. If the issue persists, consider replacing the True HEPA filter.
What to do if my HoMedics AP-T45 has reduced odor removal?
If your HoMedics Air Cleaner isn't removing odors effectively, try replacing the True HEPA filter.
What to do if the buttons do not operate on my HoMedics Air Cleaner?
If the buttons on your HoMedics Air Cleaner are not working, press and hold the night-light and timer buttons for 3 seconds to disengage the child lock.
How to turn on display lights on HoMedics AP-T45 Air Cleaner?
If the display lights are off on your HoMedics Air Cleaner, press the night-light button until the desired lights are on or off.
What to do if the remote control does not operate on my HoMedics AP-T45 Air Cleaner?
If the remote control for your HoMedics Air Cleaner isn't working, replace the battery.
General| Product Type | Air Purifier |
|---|---|
| Model Number | AP-T45 |
| Filter Type | HEPA |
| CADR Rating Smoke | 45 |
| CADR Rating Dust | 45 |
| CADR Rating Pollen | 45 |
| Number of Speeds | 3 |
| Power Source | AC |
| Room Size | Small |
| CADR | 45 |
Critical instructions to prevent electric shock hazards during operation and maintenance.
Alerts users to risks of burns, fire, injury, and specific hazards like button batteries.
Proper cord management and unit placement to avoid tripping, damage, or overheating.
Specific warning about button cell batteries and severe internal burns if swallowed.
How to turn on the unit and select fan speeds manually or using auto mode.
Step-by-step instructions for removing the old HEPA filter and installing a new one.
Step-by-step guide to safely replace the UV-C bulb and reassemble the unit.
Addresses common problems like unit not operating, airflow, noise, and indicator lights.
Details the scope, exclusions, and terms of the warranty.
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