How to turn off the REPLACE FILTER INDICATOR on my Winix after replacing the filter?
After replacing the filter cassette in your Winix Air Cleaner, if the REPLACE FILTER INDICATOR remains lit, press the FUNCTION and OFF TIMER buttons simultaneously for five seconds. The REPLACE FILTER INDICATOR will flash five times and then turn off.
Why is the dust or odor light orange or red on my Winix when the air seems clean?
If the dust or odor light on your Winix Air Cleaner is orange or red even when the air seems clean, the sensor may be blocked or clogged. Clear the sensor with a vacuum cleaner.
Why does my Winix Air Cleaner interfere with radio or television reception?
The Winix Air Cleaner radiates radio frequency energy, which can interfere with radio or television reception. To improve reception, try adjusting the television/radio antenna, moving the unit away from the affected device, or plugging the unit's power cord into a different outlet.
What to do if the Winix remote control does not work?
If the remote control for your Winix Air Cleaner isn't working, first ensure that the batteries are correctly inserted. If the problem persists, replace the batteries with new ones.
What to do if my Winix still leaves smoke and odors in the air?
If your Winix Air Cleaner is not eliminating smoke and odors, ensure that the sensor is not blocked or clogged. Additionally, try moving the unit closer to the source of the odors and replace or wash the filter as needed.
Why does my Winix Air Cleaner seem to produce odors?
If your Winix Air Cleaner seems to be producing odors, the filter may need to be replaced or washed.
What to do if the dust or odor light is green on my Winix Air Cleaner, but there is still dust/odor in the air?
If the dust or odor light on your Winix Air Cleaner is green, but dust or odors persist, the sensor may be blocked or clogged. Clear the sensor using a vacuum cleaner.
Why does my Winix Air Cleaner make a ticking sound?
The ticking sound indicates that the PlasmaWaveTM function is working. If the sound is distracting, you can turn off this function while you are in the room.
General| Auto Mode | Yes |
|---|---|
| Sleep Mode | Yes |
| Filter Replacement Indicator | Yes |
| Technology | PlasmaWave |
| CADR | Varies by model |
| Noise Level | 27.8 dB (Low), 46.8 dB (High) |
| Power Consumption | 70W |
Follow instructions to reduce risk of electric shock, short circuit, and fire.
Digital sensors monitor air quality and auto-adjust fan speed.
Reusable filter collects large particles, pollen, pet hair, lint.
Collects particles, dust, pollen, pet hair, lint and odors.
Captures 99.97% of particles and impurities down to 0.3 microns.
Automatically monitor air quality and adjust fan speed.
Unit senses air quality and automatically adjusts fan speed.
Allows manual control of fan speed and modes.
Sensors indicate air quality levels (green, orange, red) and adjust fan speed.
Procedure for replacing filter cassettes when indicated.
Guidance on cleaning washable filters for specific models.
Troubleshooting steps for lingering smoke and odors.
Procedure to reset the filter indicator light after replacement.
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