User manual GARDENA 853

[. . . ] · Keep the cord out of heavy traffic areas. To avoid fire hazard, NEVER put the cord under rugs, near heat registers, radiators, stoves, or heaters. · To protect against electrical hazards, DO NOT immerse in water or other liquids. · Close supervision is necessary when any appliance is used by or near children, or disabled persons. [. . . ] or its subsidiary. 13 853/200105EM1 P. qxd 5/20/05 16:04 Page 9 TROUBLESHOOTING Problem Unit will not operate Solution · Check to make sure the unit is plugged in · Check to make sure the unit is on by pressing the power button · If the Filter Service Indicator is red, the PERMAtechTM filter should be cleaned. · Check the filter to make sure they are in good condition. · Check to insure nothing is blocking air inlet and filtered air outlet. · Make sure the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center is synchronized with the air cleaner by following synchronization instructions. · The Air Cleaner and Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center can be re-synchronized by holding down the ON/OFF button on both the Air Cleaner and the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center at the same time for 5 seconds until you hear a rapid beeping sound. · Chances are there are low levels of airborne particles around the sensor. · Remove the plastic bags from the filters if present. Sensor Control Mode ­ When set to Sensor Control auto mode, the sensor measures your indoor air quality and adjusts the fan speed automatically to provide optimum filtration. It also helps conserve energy by only operating the fan at higher speeds when needed. Remote Operation ­ The function of the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center is similar to a remote control. From across the room, you can operate your air cleaner ­ you can change speed settings, turn off appliance or set to sensor control. Decreased airflow Programmable Controls ­ Gives you the flexibility to program your air cleaner to turn on and off at your convenience. Clock/Alarm Mode ­ Convenient clock and alarm mode make the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center multifunctional; and it replaces tabletop or nightstand clock. WARNING: Do not allow moisture to come in contact with the main housing of the air cleaner. PROGRAMMABLE TIMER The Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center has a programmable timer feature. You can program the air cleaner to turn on and off at your convenience. NOTE: The Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center must be used to turn the air cleaner on, set the operating speed and turn air cleaner off in order for the timer to work (Steps 1-3 below). Using the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center turn the air cleaner on by pressing the "ON/OFF" button. (see Operating Instructions on page 7 for more details) 2. Set the desired operating speed by using the "MODE" button. Then using the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center turn the air cleaner off by pressing the "ON/OFF" button. To program the timer press the "TIMER" and "SET" buttons at the same time a) Set the "Timer On" time first: To set the time the air cleaner will come on, press the "TIMER" and "SET" buttons at the same time. The hour numbers in the timer section will begin to flash. b) Press "+" or "-" to set desired hour, then press "SET". c) When a button has not been pressed for a few seconds OR when the "SET" button is pressed again, the minute numbers will begin to flash. [. . . ] For continuous use, it is recommended to operate the air cleaner on the LOW or MEDIUM setting. For quieter operation or use in a bedroom, select the LOW or ultra-low SLEEP setting. When high levels of air pollution are present, select the HIGH setting to quickly circulate and filter the room air. or low levels of airborne particles to red which shows poor air quality conditions or high levels of airborne particulate. · The air quality sensor operates continuously when the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center is plugged into a 120V AC outlet, even when the air cleaner is turned off. SENSOR CONTROL MODE When the Galileo® Wireless Air Quality Center is in the "Sensor Control" mode, it will automatically adjust the fan setting to the optimum speed based on the air quality conditions and particle levels in the air. [. . . ]