User manual PHILIPS HR4335

[. . . ] ⷠAlways remove the plug from the wall socket before you open the appliance or before you start cleaning it. ⷠDo not touch any moving parts when you open the appliance. ⷠIf the cord of this appliance is damaged, it may only be replaced by an authorised Philips service centre, since repair requires special tools and/or parts. Your Philips air cleaner is a very effective appliance which improves the quality of the air you breathe in your house or office. [. . . ] The appliance significantly reduces indoor air pollution caused by pollen, dust, bacteria, viruses, moulds, smoke and all kinds of other smells, such as cooking odours and traffic or industry smells from outside. When comparing air cleaners you will notice that a number of terms are used by suppliers as an indication of the effectiveness of their appliances. the standard that best reflects the effectiveness of an air cleaner is CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate). In general, an air cleaner with a high CADR will remove particles from the air more quickly than an air cleaner with a low CADR. As a rule, the air cleaner should be given a central position and should be placed on the floor with its back against the wall or or hung on the wall (fig. Rooms with a surface area of up to 40 m2 (100 m3). ⷠParticularly people who suffer from a respiratory allergy are advised to put an air cleaner in the living room as well as in the bedroom and to let both air cleaners run continuously. using the air cleaner · Before you use the appliance for the first time: Fill the active carbon filters with the supplied carbon granules (see `Checking/replacing the active carbon'). ⷠStick the white sticker that comes 8 with the granules onto one of the filters (fig. Checking/replacing the active carbon Check if the carbon granules need to be replaced by checking the date on the white sticker (fig. 17) and comparing it with the recommended replacement interval that applies to your individual use of the appliance (see table below). - If you have used washing-up liquid, rinse the filter with clean water (fig. 14) before you put it back into the appliance. If used against tobacco smoke: average of 5 cigars/cigarettes a day average of 10 cigars/cigarettes a day average of 20 cigars/cigarettes a day Replace every: 6 months 3 months 1. If used against pet, cooking, painting and other smells or gases: average use of 5 hours a day average use of 10 hours a day average use of 20 hours a day 8 months 4 months 2 months The table shows that, depending on the level of air pollution in the room in which the air cleaner has been placed, the carbon granules should be replaced every 1. NB: when you use the air cleaner against tobacco smoke as well as pet, cooking, paint and other smells or gases, you should stick to the replacement interval recommended for tobacco smoke. Shake the granules into the filter and make sure they are distributed evenly (fig. - Remove the plastic container and put a new foam pad onto the active carbon (fig. [. . . ] - Remove the plastic container and put a new foam pad onto the active carbon (fig. - Put the white sticker on one of the filters and write the date on which you replaced the carbon granules on it (fig. - New carbon granules are available from your retailer under number HR 4941. - Take a new container of carbon granules, cut off the plastic projections (fig. [. . . ]