To Next PageTo Next PageHow to reset the filter indicator on my Winix PlasmaWave 5300 Air Cleaner after replacing the filter?
If the REPLACE FILTER INDICATOR remains lit after replacing the True HEPA filter, press the FUNCTION and OFF TIMER buttons at the same time for five seconds. The REPLACE FILTER INDICATOR will flash five times and turn off.
What to do if my Winix Air Cleaner leaves smoke and odors in the air?
If your Winix Air Cleaner is not removing smoke and odors effectively, ensure the sensor is not blocked or clogged. Also, move the unit closer to where the odors are strongest and replace the filters if needed.
What to do if my Winix PlasmaWave 5300 Air Cleaner seems to produce odors?
If your Winix Air Cleaner seems to be producing odors, you should replace the filters as needed.
What to do if the air quality sensor light is green on my Winix PlasmaWave 5300 Air Cleaner but the air smells bad?
If the Air Quality sensor light on your Winix Air Cleaner is green but the air smells bad, the sensor may be blocked or clogged. Clear the Air Quality sensor with a vacuum cleaner.
What to do if the air quality sensor light is orange or red on my Winix PlasmaWave 5300 but the air seems clean?
If the Air Quality sensor light on your Winix Air Cleaner is orange or red, but the air seems clean, the sensor may be blocked or clogged. Clear the Air Quality sensor with a vacuum cleaner.
Why does my Winix PlasmaWave 5300 make a ticking sound?
A ticking sound from your Winix Air Cleaner indicates that the PlasmaWaveTM function is working. If the sound is distracting, you can turn off this function while you are in the room.
What to do if my Winix Air Cleaner interferes with radio or television reception?
If your unit interferes with radio or television reception, here are a few things you can try: * Adjust the television/radio antenna for better reception. * Move the unit away from the affected television/radio. * Plug the unit power cord into an outlet different from the television/radio power cord.
What to do if my Winix Air Cleaner remote control does not work?
If the remote control for your Winix Air Cleaner isn't working, first make sure the batteries are inserted correctly. If they are, try replacing the batteries, as they may be worn out.
General| Model | 5300 |
|---|---|
| Type | Air Purifier |
| Technology | PlasmaWave |
| Coverage Area | 360 sq. ft. |
| CADR (Smoke) | 232 |
| CADR (Dust) | 243 |
| PlasmaWave Technology | Yes |
| Noise Level | 27.8 dB |
| Weight | 15.4 lbs |
| Filter Replacement Indicator | Yes |
| Auto Mode | Yes |
| Sleep Mode | Yes |
| Number of Fan Speeds | 4 |
| Power Consumption | 70 W |
| Color | White |
| Filter Type | True HEPA |
Lists the items included in the air cleaner package.
Provides crucial safety guidelines for using the air cleaner.
Highlights critical warnings to prevent damage or injury.
Offers essential guidance for optimal air cleaner operation.
Describes the multi-speed fan with quiet operation for nighttime use.
Explains the simple and economical maintenance for the air cleaner.
Details the digital sensor that monitors air quality and adjusts fan speeds.
Highlights the remote control and user-friendly display for convenience.
Explains the Energy Savings mode and Energy Star compliance.
Details the three-stage cleaning process including Carbon, True HEPA, and PlasmaWave technologies.
Provides instructions on where to place the unit for optimal air circulation.
Step-by-step guide for removing packaging and installing filters correctly.
Instructions on how to plug in the power cord to a wall outlet.
Explains the function of each indicator and button on the display panel.
Unit automatically senses air quality and adjusts fan speed upon startup.
Allows manual speed selection (1, 2, 3, TURBO) via unit or remote.
Unit operates quietly and dims lights when the room is dark.
Explains how the sensor indicates air quality levels and adjusts speed.
Instructions for removing the back cover and inserting batteries.
Guidelines for initial battery use, replacement, and removal when not in use.
Covers proper operating conditions and potential interference factors.
Explains functions of Power, Fan Control, Turbo, and Plasma On/Off buttons.
Instructions for cleaning the unit using dry or damp cloths, avoiding solvents.
Details when to replace HEPA and Carbon filters and how to do it.
Troubleshoots issues with the remote control not functioning.
Addresses problems related to the unit producing smoke or odors.
Resolves problems where the sensor light does not match perceived air quality.
Explains that a ticking sound may indicate PlasmaWave™ function is active.
Provides solutions for interference with radio or television reception.
Steps to reset the 'REPLACE FILTER' indicator after filter change.
