Rowenta INTENSE PURE AIR Owner's manual

Brand: Rowenta

Model: INTENSE PURE AIR

Category: Air purifiers

Type: Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

PU2120

PU2120 INTENSE PURE AIR

NC00113345/03 - 24/13

Read the instructions for use and safety instructions carefully before use and keep them.

OPERATING PRINCIPLE

• The ventilation system sucks air into the pre-filter, which removes the largest suspended

impurities such as dust, pollen, pet hair, etc.

• The air then passes into the activated charcoal filter which captures gases and eliminates

unpleasant smells (in particular tobacco).

• Finally, the air passes into the HEPA filter (High Efficiency Particulate Air) which removes 99.5%

of the suspended dusts in the air: pollen, mould, mites, cigarette smoke and bacteria, etc.

PLACE OF INSTALLATION

Place the purifier in the room requiring treatment.

To allow the air to circulate freely, take care to not place the appliance behind curtains or close

to any other obstacle and leave at least 20 cm of free space on each side of the appliance.

1 - Control panel

2 - Front hood

3 - Air inlets

4 - Pre-filter

5 - Activated charcoal filter

6 - HEPA filter

7 - Air outlet grille

8 - Particle sensor

9 - Handle

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION

A. Start button

B. Timer button

C. Flow adjustment button

D. Filter reset button

E. Timer lights

F. Flow lights

G. Filter reset lights

H. Air quality light

DISPLAY PANEL

DISASSEMBLING/REASSEMBLING FILTERS

Fig.5a Fig.5b Fig.5c

Fig.5d Fig.5e Fig.5f

Fig.5g Fig.5h Fig.5i

Fig.5j Fig.5k

WARNINGS

It is essential that you read these instructions carefully and comply with the following

recommendations:

• This appliance should not be used by persons (including children)

with reduced physical, sensory or mental capacities or lack of

experience and knowledge, unless they are supervised or have

been given instructions beforehand concerning use of the

appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

• Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the

appliance.

• The appliance can be used by children aged 8 and over and

persons with lack of experience or knowledge or reduced physical,

sensory or mental capacities, provided they are supervised and

have been thoroughly trained on the use of the appliance so that

they know the risks involved. Children should not play with the

appliance.

• Children under 8 should not clean or perform maintenance on the

appliance and children over 8 should be supervised.

• Keep the appliance and its power cord outside the reach of children

aged under 8.

• For your safety, this appliance complies with all applicable standards and regulations (Low Voltage,

Electromagnetic Compatibility, Environmental directives, etc.).

• This appliance is designed for domestic use only. It should not be used for industrial applications.

• The warranty will be invalidated if damage occurs due to incorrect use.

• Do not operate this appliance in a very dusty and/or humid place or in a location with fire hazards.

• Before use, always check the condition of the appliance, the plug and the power cord.

• Never insert objects into the appliance (e.g.: needles, etc.).

• Do not pull on the power cord or the appliance, even to unplug it from the wall socket.

• Unroll the full length of the cord before use.

• If the power cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its after-sales service or a

similar qualified person to avoid danger.

VERY IMPORTANT

• Do not cover the air inlet and outlet grilles.

• Do not touch the appliance with wet hands.

• Do not allow water to enter the appliance.

• Never use the appliance in a humid place.

• Never use the appliance close to a heat source.

• Never place anything on the appliance.

• Do not use the appliance close to flammable objects or products (curtains, aerosols, solvents,

etc.).

• Never use the appliance in an inclined or horizontal position. Place the appliance on a flat stable

surface.

• In the case of prolonged absence: switch off the machine using button (A) and unplug.

• Switch off and unplug your appliance before moving.

SWITCHING ON THE APPLIANCE

Before using for the first time, check to make sure that your power supply system corresponds to

that indicated on the appliance.

Your appliance can be used with a power plug without an earth connection. It is a class II appliance

(double insulation).

Before switching on your appliance ensure that:

- That the plastic wrapping has been removed from the filters

- The appliance is positioned as described in the instructions

- The air inlet and outlet grilles are completely unobstructed

- The appliance is on a flat stable surface

- The filters, pre-filters and front are correctly installed (see "MAINTENANCE" section)

=> This appliance has a device that automatically cuts off the appliance if the front hood is not

correctly assembled.

Connect the power cord and press the start button (A).

Your appliance is equipped with a particle sensor which will tell you the internal air quality on the

appliance; the cleanliness (air quality) of the room you are in thanks to the colour of the light on the

front of the air purifier.

OPERATION

• Start button (button A)

This button switches the air purifier on or off.

To start the appliance, press the button.

To switch off the appliance, hold the button for one second.

• Timer button (button B) (lights E)

This button allows you to set an operating time for your appliance (1 hr, 4 hrs or 8 hrs) in the

previously established conditions.

=> Select the number of operating hours required and the appliance will stop automatically.

• Operation mode button (button C) (lights F)

This button allows you to set the operating mode for your appliance:

AUTOMATIC MODE: (AUTO light on)

This operating mode allows you to automatically optimize the speed setting depending on

the quality of the air detected by the particle sensor.

This mode is recommended for general use.

MANUAL MODE: (AUTO light off)

This operating mode allows the user to choose the fan speed (=> flow):

Light ventilation

Medium ventilation

Strong ventilation

Excellent:

blue

Poor:

purple

Very poor:

red

• Reset filter button (Button D)

This appliance is equipped with components that alert the user on the frequency of filter

replacement (See MAINTENANCE section).

When the filter replacement light is on, replace the filter concerned and hold down the reset button

(button D) until the light goes out.

MAINTENANCE

It is important that you switch off the appliance with button (A) and unplug before any

maintenance operation.

You can clean the appliance with a slightly damp cloth.

IMPORTANT: Never use abrasive products which could harm your appliance’s appearance.

FILTERS

This appliance has three types of filters:

1- Pre-filter 2 - Activated charcoal filter 3- HEPA filter

For optimum performance of the appliance, only use filters provided by ROWENTA.

To preserve the quality of the filters, they are protected in packaging that must be removed before

use.

The filters must be installed in the order indicated below (see Figure 5 for the operations).

Cleaning cycle and filter replacement:

Each service lifetime is based on a daily use of 8 hours at speed 1.

The recommended frequency for cleaning and filter replacement can vary depending on the

operating environment.

The pre-filter can be re-used (remove the dust using a hoover or wash using water).

WARNING: Never use a pre-filter that is still wet.

The appliance's efficiency can be reduced if the pre-filter is not cleaned regularly.

The activated charcoal filter and the HEPA filter cannot be cleaned and re-used. Never wash in water.

IMPORTANT : every time you replace a filter.

Every time you replace a filter you must necessarily reboot the electronic computer of your device.

- Press the filter reboot button for 2 seconds.

- Select the filter that you changed by pressing the reboot button again.

- After having selected the filter to be rebooted, press the reboot button for 2 seconds. The

electronic computer will then be rebooted.

If no buttons are pressed for 10 seconds in the reboot mode, the reboot process will be cancelled.

Filter Cycles Actions

Pre-filter Every 2 to 4 weeks Cleaning

Activated charcoal filter Every 12 months Replacement

HEPA filter Every 24 months Replacement

PARTICLE SENSOR

The particle sensor needs regular and adequate cleaning (every 2 months); the following

recommendations must be followed:

1. Clean the air inlet and outlet using a soft brush or hoover.

2. Open the sensor cover located on the right of the appliance.

3. Lightly wet a cotton bud and clean the glass and the dust inlet and outlet. Wipe using a dry cotton

bud.

IMPORTANT:

The efficiency of the sensor may be reduced if not cleaned regularly.

Cleaning frequency varies depending on the appliance's operating environment.

If the appliance is used in a dusty environment, clean the sensor more frequently.

SETTING THE PARTICLE SENSOR

The appliance is pre-set to medium sensitivity. If the air quality remains poor after two hours in

operation or very good for more than one hour when the air does not seem clean, the user can

adjust the sensor sensitivity by following the instructions below.

1. When the air purifier is on, hold down the flow adjustment buttons for 2 seconds.

2. The flow light flashes in intervals of 0.5 seconds.

3. Adjust the sensitivity by pressing the flow button. The sensor sensitivity is displayed and the air

flow light flashes.

- High sensitivity: if the air purifier indicates pollution level 1 for more than an hour when the actual

pollution level is higher.

- Low sensitivity: if the air purifier continues to indicate a high level of pollution even when the air

purifier has been operating for more than two hours.

4. Hold down the flow adjustment button for 2 seconds to apply the new sensor sensitivity setting.

The air purifier then resumes normal operation.

The new adjustment is also applied if no button is actioned during 10 seconds.

Speed 1 Speed 2 Speed 3

Sensitive Medium Low sensitivity

2 seconds2 seconds

STORAGE

When you are not using the appliance, store it in a dry place.

IN THE EVENT OF PROBLEMS

• Never dismantle your appliance yourself. A poorly repaired appliance can cause risks for the user.

• Check the troubleshooting table below before contacting an approved Service Centre:

LET’S HELP PROTECT THE ENVIRONMENT!

Your appliance contains valuable materials which can be recovered or recycled.

Leave it at a local civic waste collection point or take to an approved service centre.

Problem Check

Solution

The appliance

does not emit

air.

• Is the power cord connected?

Connect the power cord to a plug with the

correct voltage.

• Are all the display elements off?

Press the start button and select the requi-

red function.

• Is there an electricity outage?

You can use your purifier once the power

comes on again.

• Is the front hood closed? Close the front hood properly.

The air flow does

not change.

• Is the appliance in Manual mode?

Select the correct operating mode.

The flow is a lot

weaker than be-

fore.

• Does the filter need cleaning or re-

placed?

Check the filter cleaning and replacement

frequencies and clean/replace the filter(s) if

necessary.

There is an un-

pleasant smell

coming from the

air outlet.

• Does the filter need cleaning or re-

placing?

Check the filter cleaning and replacement

frequencies and clean/replace the filter(s) if

necessary.

The air quality

light does not

change colour.

• Is the sensor glass covered in

dust?

Clean the sensor glass.

• Does the light still indicate poor air

quality?

Set the sensor sensitivity to “low sensiti-

vity” or medium.

• Does the light still indicate good

air quality?

Set the sensor sensitivity to “sensitive” or

“medium”.

Rowenta INTENSE PURE AIR Owner's manual

Brand: Rowenta

Model: INTENSE PURE AIR

Category: Air purifiers

Type: Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

PU2120

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