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FILTER

CLEAN

INDICATORS

HHT-215, HHT-217,

HHT-219,

HFD-110, HFD-112, HFD-015,

HFD-116

This

air

purifier

is

equipped

with

an

electronic

filter

clean

monitor

to

serve

as

a

convenient

guideline

for

cleaning

the

ifD"

Micro

-filter

and

pre

-filter

based

on

the

air

purifier's

hours

of

use

and

operating

power

level.

This

is

beneficial

because

a

filter's

life

depends

on

the

amount

of

air

and

contaminants

drawn

through

it.

As

you

operate

your

QuietGlean®

Air

Purifier,

the

filter

clean

monitor

bar

will

fill

-up

from

left

to

right.

The

bar

will

continue

to

fill

as

you

use

the

unit.

Once

the

bar

is

completely

full,

the

Filter

Reset

button

will

illuminate

—

it

is

time

to

clean

the

filters

and

reset

the

filter

clean

monitor.

Resetting

the

Filter

Clean

Monitor

(HHT-215,

Ear

-217,

HHT-219

Only)

After

cleaning

the

ifD"

filter,

you

need

to

reset

the

filter

clean

monitor.

•

Once

the

ifD'"

Micro

-filter

has

been

checked

and

cleaned,

the

filter

clean

monitor

will

need

to

be

reset.

•

With

the

air

purifier

unit

powered

on,

press

and

hold

the

Filter

Reset

button

for

approximately

10

seconds

or

until

the

filter

bar

is

clear

(Fig.

9a)

and

LED

light

goes

out.

Filter

Clean

Indicator

Operation

(HFD-015,

HFD-110, HFD-112,

HFD-116

Only)

•

When

the

filter

clean

indicator

light

illuminates,

(Fig

9b)

it

is

time

to

inspect/clean

the

ifD

-

Micro

-filter.

•

Once

you

have

cleaned

the

filter,

press

and

hold

the

Filter

Reset

button

until

the

LED

light

goes

out.

NOTE:

Depending

upon

your

individual

usage

(environment,

hours

and

power

level

of

operation),

you

may

need

to

check

and

clean

the

filters

more

or

less

frequently.

Fig.

9a

Fig.9b

V

o

Reset

;

Said

dictator

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4

r

uo

i

t

t

et

/

,

c

t.

REMOVING

/

CLEANING

THE

IFW"

MICRO

-FILTER

FOR

ALL

MODELS

To

remove

the

Ur

Micro

-filter:

•

Make

certain

that

the

air

purifier

is

OFF

and

the

unit

is

unplugged.

•

Push

the

Filter

Release

button

and

then

gently

lift

the

filter

assembly

(Fig.

10a

&

106).

The

filter

assembly

will

only

release

if

the

button

is

pushed.

•

Remove

the

pre

-filter

(see

"Cleaning

the

Pre-filtel,

and

set

aside.

To

clean

the

HD"

Micro

-filter:

•

(Optional)

After

removing

the

ifD"

Micro

-filter

from

the

air

purifier,

gently

run

a

vacuum

cleaner

with

a

nozzle

or

brush

attachment

along

the

filter

to

pick-up

tiny

particles

(Fig.

11).

Repeat

on

both

sides.

If

your

if

D"

Micro

-filter

appears

to

have

dirt

that

has

not

been

removed

by

vacuuming,

or

if

you

choose

not

to

vacuum

the

filter

first,

please

follow

the

steps

below

to

wash

the

if

D'"

Micro

-filter.

•

Turn

the

power

off

and

unplug

the

air

purifier.

•

Remove

the

ifD"

Micro

-filter

from

the

unit.

•

You

can

simply

rinse

the

if

D"

Micro

-filter

under

the

faucet,

or

for

more

thorough

cleaning,

fill

the

sink

with

lukewarm

water

and

add

a

few

drops

of

mild

dish

soap

(Fig.

12).

•

Gently

swish

the

filter

in

the

soap

solution

to

clean.

•

Soak

the

filter

for

2-3

minutes.

Do

not

leave

for

an

extended

period

of

time.

•

Rinse

the

filter

with

clean

tap

water.

•

Shake

the

filter

to

remove

any

excess

water.

•

Place

the

filter

with

the

honeycomb

side

down

on

a

plush

towel

(Fig.

13).

Fig.10a

Iloneym

Fig.10b

Fig.11

Fig.

12

e

Fig.

I

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