Why is the airflow significantly reduced in my Okaysou Air Cleaner?
If the Okaysou Air Cleaner shows reduced airflow, ensure the filter is free from packaging and correctly installed. Increase the fan speed. Allow at least 50cm of space around the unit. If the issue persists, replace the filter.
What to do if the Okaysou AirMic4S has poor air purification quality?
If the air purification quality of your Okaysou Air Cleaner is poor, replace the filter if it has absorbed too much odor and dust. Ensure doors and windows are closed while using the purifier. Consider the room size, as the purifier's effectiveness may vary. Increase the fan speed. Ensure nothing is blocking the air inlet or outlet, and that the filter is free from packaging and correctly installed.
How to fix an Okaysou AirMic4S Air Cleaner that will not turn on?
If your Okaysou Air Cleaner won't turn on or respond to button presses, first plug it in. If it is already plugged in, try a different outlet. If it still fails to respond, the air purifier may be malfunctioning, and you should contact customer support.
What to do if my Okaysou AirMic4S Air Cleaner is making unusual noises?
If your Okaysou Air Cleaner makes unusual noises, ensure the filter is correctly placed and all plastic packaging has been removed. Position the purifier on a firm, level surface. If noise persists, the unit might be damaged, or there may be a foreign object inside. Stop using it and contact customer support.
Why does my Okaysou Air Cleaner have a strange smell?
If you notice a strange smell coming from your Okaysou Air Cleaner, try cleaning or replacing the filter. Avoid using the air purifier in humid environments or while diffusing essential oils. If the smell persists, contact customer support.
Controls the power state of the air purifier.
Adjusts the fan speed settings (low, medium, high).
Step-by-step instructions for replacing the air filter.
General| Weight | 4.85 pounds |
|---|---|
| CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) | 220 CFM |
| Coverage Area | 800 sq ft |
| CADR (Smoke) | 200 CFM |
| Number of Fan Speeds | 4 |
| Filter Type | Activated Carbon |
| Power Consumption | 45W |
To Next Page
