How to reset filter replacement indicator on Philips Dehumidifier?
If your Philips Dehumidifier still indicates that you need to replace a filter even after you've done so, try this: plug in the appliance, switch it on, and then press and hold the reset button for 3 seconds.
How to improve airflow in Philips Dehumidifier?
If the airflow from your Philips Dehumidifier is weaker than usual, try these steps: * Clean the pre-filter. * Ensure all packaging material has been removed from the filters.
Why the air quality does not improve with Philips Dehumidifier?
If the air quality of your room doesn't improve even after your Philips Dehumidifier has been running for a while, ensure that all filters are installed correctly. The correct order is: first filter 2, then the pre-filter. Also, make sure the air quality sensor is clean and dry.
Why Philips Dehumidifier smells bad?
If your Philips Dehumidifier produces a strange smell, it might be due to a dirty filter. Clean or replace the filter to resolve this issue.
How to reduce noise of Philips Dehumidifier?
If your Philips Dehumidifier is extra loud, ensure that all packaging material has been removed. You can also lower the fan speed.
What to do if water refill light flashes on Philips Dehumidifier?
If the water refill light on your Philips Dehumidifier is flashing, make sure the water tank is properly installed.
Is my Philips Dehumidifier working if I don't see water vapor?
When water vapor is very fine, it is invisible.
General| Timer | Yes |
|---|---|
| Cord length | 1.8 m |
| Noise level | 36 dB |
| Air purify rate | 167 m³/h |
| Country of origin | China |
| Timer duration (maximum) | 8 h |
| Weight F-box incl. product | 10200 g |
| Suitable for room volume up to | - m³ |
| AC input voltage | 220 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 Hz |
| Power consumption (max) | 65 W |
| Product color | White |
Read this user manual carefully before you use the appliance, and save it for future reference.
Explains Philips VitaShield IPS and NanoCloud technologies for air purification and humidification.
Identifies the different filters (Pre-filter, HEPA, Humidification) used in the appliance.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and installing the appliance filters correctly.
Instructions on how to prepare the humidification filter and water tank for use.
Instructions for filling the water tank with cold tap water and closing the lid.
Explains the different colors of the air quality light and their meaning.
Instructions on how to power the appliance on and off, including default modes.
Details on switching between air purification and humidification combined or air purification only modes.
How to adjust the sensitivity levels of the air quality sensor for different needs.
Instructions for selecting fan speed in AUTO and Manual modes.
How to activate and use the quiet sleep mode of the appliance.
Guide to setting the automatic shut-off timer for the appliance.
Instructions for adjusting the desired humidity level (40%, 50%, 60%).
How to activate and deactivate the child lock feature for safety.
Information on checking the water level and the refill water light indicator.
Provides a schedule for cleaning different parts of the appliance.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior surfaces and air inlets/outlets.
How to clean the air quality sensor for accurate readings.
Weekly cleaning procedure for the water tank and humidification filter.
How to clean the pre-filter and descale the humidification filter.
Explains the lock mechanism that ensures filters are replaced on time.
Instructions for replacing the HEPA filter (Filter 2).
Step-by-step guide to replacing the humidification filter.
Provides solutions for common issues encountered with the appliance.
How to get information, support, or contact the Philips Consumer Care Center.
Instructions on how to purchase replacement parts or accessories.
Information regarding the appliance's compliance with electromagnetic field standards.
Guidelines for the proper disposal and recycling of the product.
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