User manual BIONAIRE BAP412

[. . . ] · No rights are given under this guarantee to a person acquiring the appliance second hand or for commercial or communal uses. · Any repaired or replaced appliance will be guaranteed on these terms for the remaining portion of the guarantee. DIRECTIVES 73/23/EEC, 89/336/EEC and 98/37/EEC. Air Purifier BAP412 Holmes Products (Europe) Ltd 1 Francis Grove London SW19 4DT England Fax: +44 (0)20 8947 8272 Email: info-europe@theholmesgroup. com UK - Filter Sales Order Line - 0870 759 9000 Website address: www. bionaire. com UK - Free phone Customer Service Helpline ­ 0800 052 3615 NOTE: If the terminals in the plug are not marked or if you are unsure or in doubt about the installation of the plug please contact a qualified electrician. If a 13A 3-pin plug is fitted, it must be an ASTA approved plug, conforming to BS1363 standard. [. . . ] · Should the air purifier stop working, first check the fuse in the plug (UK only) or fuse/circuit breaker at the distribution board is operating, before contacting the manufacturer or service agent. HOW THE AIR PURIFIER WORKS Dirty, dust laden air is drawn through the back of the air purifier and through the multi-stage filtration system. The carbon filter will help clear odours making the air cleaner and fresher. The HEPA filter entraps 99% of all smaller visible and non-visible particles down to 2 microns in size. PRODUCT FEATURES Ioniser Your Bionaire® Air Purifier has an independently controlled ioniser, which when turned on, releases negative ions into the outgoing filtered air. Ions are tiny particles that carry either a positive or negative charge. These ions exist naturally all around us in the air, water and ground. Both positive and negative ions are colourless, odourless and completely harmless. Negative ions help the air purification process by attaching themselves to very small airborne particles in the room. These particles take on a negative charge and may join with positively charged particles, such as dust, pollen, smoke and pet dander to form larger particles that are then more readily captured by the filter system, or they may be attracted to positively charged surfaces like walls or floors. You may also note, after extended use, that dust may have collected around the grills or front panel. This is from the ionisation effect caused by the negative ions exiting from the air outlet. This dust does not come from the air output, but is drawn out of the uncleaned air going past the air outlet. This is additional evidence of the air cleaning effectiveness of negative ions. The dust can be easily removed with a clean, dampened cloth or soft brush. NOTE: it is important to change the HEPA filter at recommended intervals. Using the ioniser in conjunction with dirty filters may result in dirty particles exiting the air purifier and being attracted to walls, carpets, furniture and other household objects. After removing the unit from the box, remove the plastic covering from the unit. Select a firm level place where there are no obstructions to the air inlet (front grill) or filtered air outlet. Remove both HEPA filters by gripping on both sides and pulling forward. The filter clip can only be attached to the hang tabs on the filter one way (see Figure 3). Align the clip on the HEPA filter with the rails on the inside of the unit (see Figure 4). NOTE: The pleated material and rubber gasket should be facing towards the unit when applied. Make sure that it snaps securely into position (the grill only goes on one way). [. . . ] Align the clips on the side of your HEPA filter with the rails on the inside of the unit. Align the clip on the side of your HEPA filter with the rails on the inside of the unit. NOTE: The pleated material and rubber gasket should be facing towards the unit when applied. Make sure that it snaps securely into position (the grill only goes on one way). [. . . ]