Why is the air quality not improving after longtime operation of my Westinghouse SP6390?
If you notice that the air quality is not improving even after using your Westinghouse Air Cleaner for a long time, especially in a heavily polluted area, it is recommended to operate the appliance in high airflow mode until the pollution diminishes. Also, the filter may require cleaning or replacement.
What to do if my Westinghouse Air Cleaner is making an abnormal noise?
If your Westinghouse Air Cleaner is making unusual noises, ensure all packaging materials have been removed. Also, check that the air inlet and outlet are not blocked by any objects. Remove any obstructions that may be blocking the airflow. If the issue persists, the device may malfunction.
Why has the airflow from my Westinghouse Air Cleaner become slow?
If the airflow from your Westinghouse Air Cleaner becomes slow, the dust-removing filter may be blocked and need replacement. Also, ensure that all packaging materials have been removed from the appliance.
What to do if my Westinghouse SP6390 is beeping and does not operate?
If your Westinghouse Air Cleaner is beeping and not working, check if the filters have been correctly installed. Re-install them to ensure they are properly in place.
What to do if my Westinghouse SP6390 Air Cleaner emits an unusual smell or smog?
If your Westinghouse Air Cleaner emits an unusual smell or smog (like smoke, flame, or burning), immediately turn off the appliance and disconnect it from the power supply.
Why does my Westinghouse SP6390 release a mineral smell during first-time operation?
If your Westinghouse Air Cleaner releases a mineral smell during its first use, this is normal. It's due to catalytic oxidation inside the NCCO Reactor. The smell is harmless and will disappear after some operating time.
General| Brand | Westinghouse |
|---|---|
| Model | SP6390 |
| Category | Air Cleaner |
| Language | English |
Lists critical safety warnings for operating the appliance, covering water exposure and handling.
Details precautions for safe use, including supervision for vulnerable individuals and proper ventilation.
Ensures proper power socket connection, surface stability, and minimum clearance for operation.
Advises against physical force, sharp objects, and proper filter/reactor installation.
Explains the polarized plug feature and the use of specified power sources only.
Visual diagram showing front, filter, and rear components with labels (A-L).
Identifies and explains the functions of the control panel buttons and display.
Steps for first-time use, including cleaning, placement, and power check.
Step-by-step guide for opening the back panel and installing filters and NCCO reactor.
How to use the power button and interpret the control panel display for fan speed.
Explanation of Turbo Mode and ECO Mode functions and usage.
Describes the indicator that signals incorrect filter installation.
Details the appliance's auto-stop feature after 8 hours and screen dimming after inactivity.
Instructions for turning the appliance on/off and adjusting fan speed.
How to select and use Turbo Mode and ECO Mode.
Explains factory default settings and the memory function for fan speed.
Explains the 'DiDi' sound error and the solution for improper filter installation.
Discusses factors affecting filter life and the importance of using recommended filters.
Table outlining the period for cleaning the pre-filter and replacing HEPA/NCCO filters.
Guide to replacing the HEPA filter based on its surface color change.
Instructions for cleaning the appliance exterior, air inlet, and outlet.
Method for cleaning the pre-filter with water and ensuring it is dry before reuse.
Important warning not to rinse or soak HEPA Filter or NCCO Reactor with water.
Solutions for issues where the appliance does not operate or makes beeping sounds.
Troubleshooting steps for slow airflow and un-improved air quality.
Guidance on identifying and resolving abnormal noises from the appliance.
Actions for unusual smells, smog, and red NCCO indicator flashes.
Clarifies that the mineral smell during first-time operation is normal.
Explains the specific error codes EE, HP, and NC related to filter installation and life.
Details on when and how to replace the HEPA Filter and NCCO Reactor.
Step-by-step instructions to reset the appliance after component replacement.
Specific instructions for resetting the unit after NCCO reactor replacement.
Comprehensive details on power, consumption, airflow, noise, dimensions, and treatment system.
Outlines the three-year limited warranty coverage, terms, and activation requirements.
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