Clear Aire 1 Operations Instructions download pdf (Page 7)

Caution

In order to prevent dirt build-up, it is recommended to keep the unit at least 1.5 ft.

(45 cm) from any non-washable surface. The air outlet should face away from the wall.

The principle upon which the ionizer works is ionization. The process of ionization

accelerates the fallout of pollutants from the air. These pollutants may adhere to

surrounding surfaces, causing a dark smudge. Therefore, placement of the unit away

from all non-washable surfaces is a must!

Chapter 2 • A. INSTALLATION • B. OPERATION • C. CLEANING

Attention: Before deciding on a location for your CLEAR AIRE 1 AIR PURIFIER, carefully

read all the operating instructions as well as the following information.

The CLEAR AIRE 1 ensures a minimum of 1000 negative air ions per cubic

centimeter in an area of 18 ft. (6 m) x 12 ft. (4 m) = 220 sq.ft. (24 sq.m).

Effective range: up to 18 ft. (6 m).

A. Installation of the CLEAR AIRE 1

a) Never place this unit in close proximity to (at least 3-4 ft. away from) electronic

devices that contain electronic circuits, or are damaged by electrical ﬁ elds.

Examples are: video tapes, audio tapes, ﬂ oppy disks, computers, wrist watches,

touch lamps, radios, stereos, telephones, VCRs, etc.

) Never place this unit on metal shelving or on any electrical devices.

) The CLEAR AIRE 1 may be placed on a nightstand, table or desk with its air outlet

facing the user. In order to allow for proper air ﬂ ow and to reduce particle build-up,

always keep your unit at least 1.5 ft. (45 cm) from any wall. The air outlet should

always face away from the wall.

B. Instructions for use of the CLEAR AIRE 1

The CLEAR AIRE 1 may be operated all day or night. The air velocity can be regulated

either by the blower’s two-speed switch or by moving the CLEAR AIRE 1 towards or away

from the user.

B.1 Checking the operation of the CLEAR AIRE 1

When the light goes on, your air puriﬁ er is in operation (see control switch

diagram, page 8).

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