User manual HONEYWELL 10500

[. . . ] Do not use air cleaner where combustible gases or vapors are present. Do not expose the air cleaner to rain, or use near water, in a bathroom, laundry area or other damp location. To disconnect the air cleaner, first turn speed control to OFF position and remove plug from the outlet. The air cleaner must be used in its upright position. [. . . ] International symbols indicate off , low and high , as shown in the diagram. To Unlock: Rotate the filter cage cover counterclockwise until it stops and lift cover. To Lock: Place the filter cage cover and rotate until it falls into place. Rotate clockwise until it stops. 11500 Series . . . The Honeywell 11500 Series air cleaner is a 2 speed air cleaner operated by moving the speed control knob on the base from the Off ("0") position to the high ("2") position. Allow the unit to operate for a few seconds at high speed, then leave the control knob in the high position for faster, powerful room cleaning, or move the knob to the lower setting for quieter operation. 0 1 True HEPAFi ltration 2 12500 Series . . . The Honeywell 12500 Series air cleaner is a 3 speed air cleaner operated by moving the speed control knob in the base from the Off ("0") position to the high ("3") position. Allow the unit to operate for a few seconds at high speed, then leave the control knob in the high position for faster, powerful room cleaning, or move the knob to a lower setting for quieter operation. 0 1 True HEPAFi 2 ltration 3 13350, 13500 and 14500 Series . . . A The Honeywell 13350, 13500 and 14500 Series air cleaner is a 3 speed air cleaner operated by moving the speed control knob on the base from the Off ("0") position to the high (3") position. Allow the unit to operate for a few seconds at high speed, then leave the control knob in the high position for faster, powerful room cleaning or move the knob to a lower setting for quieter operation. 0 1 True HEPAFi 2 ltration 3 0 1 True HEPAFi 2 ltration 3 Construction . . . Your Honeywell air cleaner has four basic components: the filter cage cover, the HEPA filter, the activated carbon pre-filter, and the base assembly (with controls and motor). Filter Cage Cover HEPA Filter Activated Carbon Pre-filter Base Assembly Replacement Filter s. . . Select the proper replacement filter for your Honeywell HEPA air cleaner from the chart below: Model No. HEPA Filter Part Number Carbon Pre-filter Part Number 10500 11500 12500 13350 14500 Series Series Series and 13500 Series Series 20500 21500 22500 24000 25000 32002/38002 32002/38002 33002/38002 34002/38002 38002 Replacement filters may be purchased from the retail store or ordered from the dealer where you purchased the product. If you cannot locate one in your area, please call our Consumer Relations Dept. at (800) 332-1110 and we will direct you to a stocking dealer. Filter Replacement. . . With proper maintenance, your Honeywell air cleaner is designed to provide years of high efficiency air cleaning. Your Honeywell air cleaner contains two filters: one activated carbon pre-filter and one primary HEPA filter. The activated carbon pre-filter captures large airborne particles, and helps remove odors. The pre-filter should be replaced every 3 months. You may need to replace the pre-filter more often if the unit is used in a smoking environment or if unpleasant odors persist. The primary HEPA filter should remain effective for 1 to 3 years, depending upon the environment in which the air cleaner is operating. Honeywell recommends changing the HEPA filter based upon operation conditions­every 3 years for light usage, 2 years for normal usage and 1 year for heavy usage. Our recommendations regarding filter replacement intervals are intended as guidelines only. Life expectancy of any filter media is dependent on the concentration of the contaminants to which the system is exposed. If there are sources of large amounts of contaminant generation (such as woodworking or heavy smoking) the useful life of the filter media in your air cleaner may be reduced. Whenever the combined air resistance of the activated carbon pre-filter and primary HEPA filter becomes excessive due to the amount of contaminants they have captured, the air cleaner will begin to audibly pulsate. Instead of a steady stream of air, rapid "puffs" of air may be felt at the outlet slot. When this occurs, one of two conditions exists: 1. The activated carbon pre-filter is clogged and must be replaced. If the unit continues to pulsate after a new pre-filter is installed, the useful life of the HEPA filter has been reached and it must be replaced. Important. . . Replace the activated carbon pre-filter at least every 3 months. [. . . ] (See "How to change the Filters. . . " section for proper installation. ) Limited Warranty. . . Honeywell HEPA Air Cleaner Model No. 4755 Southpoint Drive Southpoint Distribution Center Memphis, TN 38118 U. S. A. Honeywell Consumer Products Canada 510 Bronte St. South Milton, Ontario Canada L9T 2X6 If you experience a problem with your air cleaner, please see owner's guide for instructions. [. . . ]