Philips AC2889/90 - Using the Air Purifier; Understanding the Air Quality Light; Turning on and off; Changing the Auto Mode Setting

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4 Using the air
purifier
Understanding the air
quality light
PM2.5
level
Air quality light
color
Air quality
level
≤35
Blue Good
36-75
Blue-Purple Fair
76-115
Purple-Red Poor
>115 Red Very poor
The air quality light automatically goes
on when the air purier is switched on,
and lights up all colors in sequence.
After approximately 30 seconds, the
air quality sensors select the color that
corresponds to the ambient air quality.
Turning on and o
Note
• Always place the air purier on a
stable, horizontal, and level surface
with the front of the unit facing
away from walls or furniture.
• For optimum purication
performance, close doors and
windows.
• Keep curtains away from the air inlet
or air outlet.
1 Put the plug of the air purier in the
wall outlet.
2 Touch to switch on the air purier
(g. j).
» The air purier beeps.
» The air purier operates under
the Pollution mode by default.
» When the air purier is warming
up, "
" displays on the
screen. After measuring the
particulate matter only in the
air, the air purier shows the
PM2.5 level and operates in the
auto mode with displayed on
the screen (g. k).
» After measuring the air
quality for approximately
30 seconds, the air quality
sensor automatically selects
the appropriate air quality light
color.
3 Touch and hold for 3 seconds to
switch o the air purier.
Note
• After the appliance is switched o
by the on/o button , if the plug
is still in the power socket, the
appliance will operate under the
previous settings when it is switched
on again.
Changing the Auto mode
setting
You can choose the Pollution mode
( ), the Allergen mode ( ), or the
Bacteria & Virus mode (
).
Pollution mode
The specially designed pollution
mode can eectively remove airborne
pollutants such as PM2.5.
• Touch the Auto mode button
to
select the Pollution mode (g. l).
» Auto (A) and
display on the
screen.