Philips AC5659 User manual - Page 14

Note •• If the air purifier stays connected to the electrical outlet after turning OFF, the air purifier will operate under the previous settings when turned ON again. Changing the Auto mode setting You can choose the Allergen mode ( ), the General mode ( )or the Bacteria & Virus mode ( ). Allergen mode The extra-sensitive allergen mode is designed to react to even a small change in allergen levels in the surrounding air. • Touch the Auto mode button to select the Allergen mode (fig.l). »» Auto ( ) and display on the screen. General mode A smart auto-setting that automatically adjusts the air purifier's settings to the ideal level. • Touch the Auto mode button to select the General mode (fig.m). »» Auto ( ) and display on the screen. Bacteria & Virus mode The bacteria & virus mode boosts the airflow to quickly reduce bacteria & viruses. • Touch the Auto mode button to select the Bacteria & Virus mode (fig.n). »» Auto ( ) and display on the screen. Changing the fan speed In addition to the Auto modes, there are several fan speeds available. When using the manual fan speed settings, the purifier will still monitor the air quality, but it will not automatically adjust the fan speed if it detects changes in the air quality. Sleep mode ( ) In sleep mode, the air purifier operates quietly at a very low speed. • Touch the fan speed button to select the sleep mode (SL) (fig.o). »» The " " displays on the screen. »» The sleep mode indicator goes on. Manual • Touch the fan speed button repeatedly to select the fan speed you need (fig.p): (Speed 1) (Speed 2) (Speed 3). Tip •• If the air quality light lights up blue, it indicates that the air quality is good, and you can select a lower fan speed. On the other hand, if the air quality light lights up red-purple or red, it indicates that the air quality is unhealthy, and you can select a higher fan speed to purify the air more quickly. 12 EN