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Cleaning the AP-1216L

MAKE SURE THE UNIT IS TURNED OFF AND DISCONNECTED FROM THE POWER PLUG BEFORE CLEANING
Do not use detergents that contain organic solvents (solvent, thinner, etc.), bleach, chlorine, or abrasives.
Please do not put the air purifier in water or spray water directly on it.

CLEANING THE AIR QUALITY SENSOR (every 2 months)

Use a soft brush or vacuum cleaner for the inlet and the air outlet of the air quality sensor.

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Open the air quality sensor cover on the right-hand side of the unit.
Wipe the lens, and dust the inlet and outlet with a dry cotton swab.

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Without regular cleaning, the performance of the air quality sensor deteriorates.
The cleaning cycle differs depending on the pollution of the surroundings.



CLEANING THE FRONT COVER

Use a soft cloth or brush to wipe off the dust on the surface of the front cover.
Use a lightly wet cloth if the contamination is high but do not use abrasives.

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CLEANING THE EXTERIOR

Use a dry and soft cloth to wipe the body of the product.
Use a lightly wet cloth if the contamination is high but do not use abrasives.

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Articles in this section

  • Adust Air Quality Indicator Sensitivity
  • Air Purification System of the AP-1216L
  • Cleaning the AP-1216L
  • Filter Maintenance for Airmega AP-1216L
  • Filter Replacement for Airmega AP-1216L
  • Setting up the Airmega AP-1216L
  • Understanding Airmega AP-1216L’s Air Quality Light Indicator