
1. Housing
2. Air Outlet
3. Air Inlet
4. Power Button
5. Night Light Button
6. Filter Reset Button
7. Fan Speed Button
8. Power Cord
9. Pre-Filter
10. HEPA Filter
11. Activated Carbon Filter
12. Filter Cover
13. Anti-Skid Pads
1. Flip over the purifier to reveal the filter cover.
2. Twist the filter cover counterclockwise to the “OPEN” position and remove the cover. [Figure 1.1]

3. Remove the filters from their plastic packaging, then reinstall the filters. The white HEPA filter along with the pull tabs should be facing outward. Place the pre-filter on top of the HEPA filter. [Figures 1.2 & 1.3]

4. Replace the filter cover on the air purifier, making sure the arrows on the housing and filter cover align. Twist the filter cover clockwise to the “LOCK” position to secure the filters. The filter cover should snap shut. [Figure 1.4]

5. Place the air purifier on a flat, stable surface with the night light facing up. [Figure 1.5]

NOTE:

’ to turn on the air purifier. It will start producing fresh air on fan speed level 2.
’ to change the fan speed of the air purifier.
’ to adjust the brightness or turn off the built-in night light.
’ to turn off the air purifier once you are finished using the air purifier.NOTE: It may seem that the airflow is restricted at certain portions of the air purifier when it is operating. This is normal.
Power Button
Tap once to turn on or turn off the air purifier.
Night Light Button
Activates the night light for the air purifier.
Filter Reset Button
This button will light up when the air filters need to be checked or replaced. Tap and hold ‘
’ for 3 seconds after checking or changing the air filters (See Checking the Air Filters on page 12).
Fan Speed Button
Tap ‘
’ to cycle through the 3 fan speeds of the air purifier.
NOTE:
The air purifier will remember its programmed settings when turned off. This includes fan speed and night light brightness level. The purifier will resume its settings when it is turned back on.
The ‘
’ will light up to remind you to check the air filters. Please note, this is simply a reminder to check the air filters. The button will light up on sooner or later depending on how often you use your air purifier. It does not necessarily mean it is time to change the filters.
If ‘
’ has illuminated, please remember to reset the air purifier after checking the filters by tapping and holding
for 3 seconds (See Resetting the Air Purifier see page 15).
It is recommended to change the air filters every 6–8 months. However, you may need to change your filters sooner or later depending on how often you use your air purifier. It is important to watch out for the following signs of expired filters:
NOTE:
’ lights up.

3. Remove the old filters. [Figure 2.3]
4. (Optional) Clean any remaining dust or hair inside the purifier using a vacuum hose [Figure 2.4]. DO NOT use water or liquids to clean the purifier.


5. Remove the new filters from their packaging and place them into the purifier with the pull tabs facing out. The white HEPA filter should also be facing out with the gray pre-filter on top of it. [Figures 2.5 & 2.6]

6. Replace the filter cover onto the housing, making sure the arrows on the housing and filter cover align. Turn the filter cover clockwise to the lock position. [Figures 2.7 & 2.8]
7. Follow the instructions in the Resetting the Air Purifier on page 15 to complete the filter replacement process.

NOTE:
The air purifier must be reset if ‘
’ lights up, and after checking or replacing the air filters.
’ for 3 seconds.
’ and the light will turn off, indicating that the reset is complete.When using the air purifier in an environment of heavy pollution, the lifespan of the air filters may be significantly reduced. You can change the filters even if ‘
’ does not light up. Follow the steps below to perform a hard reset.
’ for 3 seconds, and it will light up.
’ again for 3 seconds, and it will turn off. The reset is now complete.| Problem | Cause | Solution |
| Air purifier does not power on. | Unit is not plugged into an electrical outlet. | Connect the plug to a powered electrical outlet. |
| Outlet is not working properly. | Try plugging the air purifier into a different outlet. | |
| Power button has not been pressed after plugging in the air purifier. | Press ‘ ’ once to turn on the air purifier. |
|
| Power cord is damaged. | Immediately discontinue use and contact Customer Support (page 18). | |
| Air purifier is defective or malfunctioning. | ||
| Air purifier does not respond to button controls. | Air purifier is not plugged into an outlet. | Connect the plug to a powered electrical outlet. |
| Air purifier is defective or malfunctioning. | Immediately discontinue use and contact Customer Support (page 18). | |
| Air purifier makes an unusual noise while operating. | Air filters are dirty. | Replace the air filters as instructed in the Replacing the Air Filters section on page 13. |
| Filter does not fit properly | Properly place filter(s) as noted in the Getting Started and Replacing the Air Filters sections (pages 8 and 13). | |
| Foreign object inside the unit. | Immediately discontinue use and contact Customer Support (page 18). DO NOT attempt to open the air purifier. | |
| Significantly reduced airflow. | Filter packaging has not been removed. | Remove filter from packaging before use. |
| Fan speed is low. | Press ‘ ’ to adjust fan speed. |
|
| Air filters need to be replaced. | Replace the air filters as instructed in the Replacing the Air Filters section on page 13. | |
| Not enough clearance on all sides of the purifier. | Ensure there is at least 15 inches (38 cm) of clearance on all sides of the purifier. | |
| Poor air purification quality. | Air filters need to be replaced. | Replace the air filters as instructed in the Replacing the Air Filters section on page 13. |
| Room is too large for the air purifier’s applicable area. | Ensure the room is smaller than 129 ft² (12 m²). | |
| Air inlet or outlet is blocked. | Remove objects blocking air inlet or outlet. | |
| Filters not properly placed in housing. | Properly place filters as noted in the Getting Started and Replacing the Air Filters sections (pages 8 & 13). | |
| Filter reset button is still illuminated after replacing the air filters. | The air purifier has been reset incorrectly. | See the Resetting the Air Purifier section on how to properly reset the unit (page 15). |
| Air purifier turns on, then suddenly turns off. | Air purifier is defective or malfunctioning. | Immediately discontinue use and contact Customer Support (page 18). DO NOT attempt to open the air purifier for self-servicing. |
| Air purifier beeps repeatedly after being powered on or plugged in. |
IMPORTANT: Please read and comply with all of the instructions and warnings provided in this manual before using the product. Failure to comply with the instructions and warnings provided herein may result in inaccurate results and/or damage to the product itself.
Only use this air purifier as described in this manual.