Rowenta XD6081F0 - Filter Management and Sensor Care; Filter Codes, Resetting, and Handling; Cleaning Pollution Sensors

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• To replace the lters, follow the instructions in the section « Disassembling/Reassembling lters».
Your replacement filters are available under the following codes:
Filtre Code PU4020 Code PU6020
Particle lter XD6070 XD6071
Active carbon lter XD6060 XD6061
Nanocaptur lter XD6080 XD6081
IMPORTANT: Resetting the lters
The reset light flashes when a filter needs to be replaced. Once the filter has been replaced, hold
down the reset button for 2 seconds. .
Forced reset:
If you have replaced a filter before its end of life, force the reset of the filter replacement cycle:
1. Hold the reset button for 2 seconds. .
2. Press the reset button briefly to select the filter you have changed.
3. After selecting the filter to reset, hold the reset button for 2 seconds. The electronic meter is
then reset.
4. If no button is activated for 10 seconds in forced reset mode, the reset mode is canceled.
« TIPS FOR CHANGING FILTERS »
• Avoid handling used filters if you suffer from allergies or asthma.
• Wear gloves when changing the filters, or wash your hands well afterwards.
• Put used filters directly into a closed, air-tight bag before throwing them away to
avoid spreading pollutants.
POLLUTION SENSORS
The particles sensor and gas sensor (model PU6020 only) need to be cleaned regularly (every 2
months) and appropriately.
Make sure you turn o and unplug the appliance before cleaning the pollution sensors and follow the
recommendations below:
1. Clean the air inlet and outlet using a soft brush or cloth.
2. Open the sensor cover located on the right-hand side of the appliance.
3. Lightly wet a cotton swab and remove any dust from the lens and the inlet/outlet. Wipe using
a dry cotton swab.
4. Clean the gas sensor using a soft brush or vacuum cleaner.
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IMPORTANT:
• Never use a detergent or metal object to clean the sensors.
• The efficiency of the sensors may be reduced if not cleaned regularly.
• Cleaning frequency varies depending on the operating environment of the appliance. If it is
used in a dusty environment, clean the sensors more frequently.