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Identifies the main power button for turning the device on and off.
Location for air intake, typically at the rear of the unit.
Front vent where cooled air is expelled from the device.
Control for adjusting the fan speed to different levels.
Activates or cycles through the LED light modes.
Compartment designed to hold water for the cooling process.
Indicator lights showing device status or settings.
Components used to connect the device to a power source.
Visual steps for placing the unit, filling the water tank, and connecting power.
Visual steps demonstrating how to turn on, set speed, and change light colors.
Visual steps for removing the front air outlet and the filter.
Advice on carrying, water use, environmental conditions, and sunlight exposure.
Warnings concerning the use of the power adapter and handling connections with wet hands.
Guidelines on where to place the unit and avoiding objects on top or blocking vents.
Rules for children's use, supervision requirements, and keeping young children away.
Recommendations for optimal cooling, filter absorption, and filter odor.
Step-by-step guide for placing the device and connecting it to power.
Instructions on powering on the unit and setting the fan speed.
How to adjust fan speed and select light colors or color-changing mode.
Explanation of the yellow blinking light indicating the water tank is low.
Recommendations for cleaning the water tank and appliance weekly.
Steps for removing the old filter and inserting a new one.
Specifications including model number, power input, and safety class.
Instructions for proper disposal of the product at the end of its lifespan.
General| Capacity | 200 Liters |
|---|---|
| Noise Level | 42 dB |
| Number of Doors | 1 |
| Defrost System | Manual |
| Color | White |
