To Next PageTo Next PageHow to reset the REPLACE FILTER indicator on my Winix PlasmaWave WAC-9000 Air Cleaner?
If the REPLACE FILTER indicator stays on after you've replaced the filter cassette, press the FUNCTION and OFF TIMER buttons simultaneously for five seconds. The REPLACE FILTER indicator should flash five times and then turn off.
What to do if the dust or odor light is orange or red on my Winix PlasmaWave WAC-9000 Air Cleaner, but 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 might be blocked or clogged. Clear the sensor with a vacuum cleaner.
How to fix a Winix Air Cleaner remote control that is not working?
If the remote control for your Winix Air Cleaner isn't working, make sure the batteries are inserted correctly. If they are, try replacing the batteries, as they may be worn out.
What to do if my Winix PlasmaWave WAC-9000 Air Cleaner is making a ticking sound?
A ticking sound from your Winix Air Cleaner indicates that the PlasmaWaveTM function is working. If you find the sound distracting, you can turn off this function while you are in the room.
Why does my Winix PlasmaWave WAC-9000 still leave smoke and odors in the air?
If your Winix Air Cleaner isn't removing smoke and odors effectively, check the following: * Ensure the sensor isn't blocked or clogged. * Move the unit closer to where the odors are strongest. * Replace or wash the filter as needed.
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 you still notice dust or odors, the sensor may be blocked or clogged. Try clearing it with a vacuum cleaner.
Why does my Winix PlasmaWave WAC-9000 produce odors?
If your Winix Air Cleaner is producing odors, you may need to replace or wash the filter as needed.
General| Model | WAC-9000 |
|---|---|
| Type | Air Cleaner |
| Technology | PlasmaWave |
| Pre-filter | Yes |
| Coverage Area | Up to 300 sq. ft. |
| Filter Replacement Indicator | Yes |
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Air Quality Sensors | Yes |
| Auto Mode | Yes |
| Sleep Mode | Yes |
| Filter Type | HEPA, Activated Carbon |
| Room Size Coverage | Medium |
| Filtration Stages | 3-Stage |
Provides mailing address, phone, fax, email, and website for Winix Inc.
Warns against self-repair, opening motor housing, and potential damage or injury.
Details the warranty coverage, exclusions, and conditions for the air cleaner.
Lists the components included in the product package, such as the air cleaner and remote.
Lists essential warnings for preventing electric shock, fire, and damage to the unit.
Provides instructions on proper operation, avoiding hazards like moisture, flammable gases, and blocking vents.
Details technical specifications for WAC-9000 and WAC-9000S models side-by-side.
Highlights main functionalities like quiet operation, easy maintenance, smart sensors, and simple controls.
Explains the five distinct stages of air purification, including filters and PlasmaWave technology.
Step-by-step guide for preparing and connecting the air cleaner for initial use.
Describes each button, indicator light, and function on the air cleaner's control panel.
Explains how the unit automatically adjusts fan speed based on detected air quality.
Details manual control options including fan speeds (Low, Medium, High, Turbo).
Instructions for activating PlasmaWave and setting operational timers.
How to activate Sleep mode for quiet operation and dimmed lights based on room darkness.
Explains the function and indicators of the dust and odor sensors.
Covers battery installation, proper usage conditions, and troubleshooting for the remote.
Details how to use buttons like Power, Timer, Fan Control, Auto Sleep, and Plasma ON/OFF.
Guidelines for cleaning the exterior of the air cleaner using appropriate methods.
Step-by-step instructions for removing and replacing the filter cassette.
Instructions for washing and maintaining washable filters (pre-filter, carbon filter).
Continues instructions for filter installation and cleaning washable components.
How to clean the dust sensor to ensure accurate readings.
Lists typical issues and their corresponding fixes for the air cleaner.
