Blueair Sense User manual

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User Manual

Blueair Sense

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Welcome

Thank you for choosing Blueair. Before you start using your Blueair air

puriﬁer, take a few minutes to become familiar with the basics.

Filter replacement

Be sure to change your Blueair ﬁlter according to the recommended ﬁlter

replacement schedule. This helps keep your Blueair air puriﬁer running in

top condition. See page 7.

Extend your warranty

Complete and send your warranty card to Blueair today to extend your

limited warranty.

Help keep the planet healthy, too

Blueair air puriﬁers provide maximum improvement of indoor air quality with

minimum impact on the environment. The entire unit can be recycled.

Contents

2 Welcome

3 Getting started

5 Getting the most from your Blueair system

6 Changing the ﬁlter

7 Filters

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Getting started

General safety instructions

The Blueair Medineed air puriﬁer is an electrical appliance. Please read the

safety instructions before use and take the necessary precautions to reduce

the risk of ﬁre, electric shock or injury. The Blueair Limited Warranty applies

only if the unit is used according to these instructions.

• Use the grounded power cable provided with your Blueair unit. The plug

ﬁts into a grounded outlet. Do not alter the plug in any way.

• Use the cable provided to plug the Blueair unit directly into an

appropriate electrical outlet (please refer to the voltage label on your

unit). The cable is packaged beneath the unit.

This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with

reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and

knowledge, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concerning

use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

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

appliance. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the

manufacturer or its service agent or similarly qualiﬁed persons in order to

avoid a hazard.

Placement

Place the unit in a location that allows air to circulate freely in, out and

around the unit. The minimum acceptable distance from another object is

4˝ or 10 cm. Use only genuine Blueair ﬁlters. Do not place the unit:

Directly on or against soft furnishings, such as bedding or curtains.

Near sources of heat, such as radiators, ﬁreplaces or ovens.

Near wet areas, such as bathrooms or laundry rooms, where it may come into

contact with water.

Outdoors.

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Settings

Plug the power cable ﬁrmly and completely into the recessed power cord

socket located at the bottom of the unit and plug the other end into a

grounded wall outlet or power strip.

Turn on your Blueair unit by sweeping your hand over the display, which is

positioned in the center of the top. The blue light-emitting diode on the

unit’s front side indicates that the unit is working.

Set the unit to maximum speed by sweeping over the display until it shows

three blue rings. This is recommended for fast initial cleaning, daytime use, or

very polluted air. After a few minutes, set the unit to the desired speed. Mi-

nimum speed is generally recommended for nighttime use.

Display function

CHANGE

FILTER

Display is on standby for

energy saving.

Speed setting 1.

Speed setting 2.

Speed setting 3.

When ﬁlter replacement is required,

a red replacement ﬁlter light will

light up.

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How it works

Air is drawn in to the air puriﬁer where airborne particles and gaseous pol-

lutants are captured in the HEPASilent Plus™ pre-ﬁlter. The air then passes

through an ion chamber and remaining particles are charged with negative

ions. The charged particles are drawn to the HEPASilent Plus™ ﬁlter surfa-

ce and puriﬁed air, virtually contaminant-free, is re-circulated into the room.

Care and maintenance

Blueair air puriﬁers feature high quality design, materials and workmanship.

To keep your unit in top condition, we recommend routine cleaning. The

appliance must be disconnected from the supply mains before cleaning or

maintenance.

• Vacuum the air intake grille from the inside when you remove the ﬁlter to

replace it.

• Vacuum the small inlets with a soft brush attachment.

• Wipe the exterior of the unit with a soft, clean, damp cloth.

• Never clean with gasoline, chemical solvents or corrosive material also

as these agents may damage the surface.

• Do not allow foreign objects to enter the ventilation or exhaust openings.

This may cause electric shock or damage the unit.

• Do not try to repair or adjust any of the electrical or mechanical functions

on your Blueair unit yourself. Contact your local dealer or Blueair for

warranty information.

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Getting the most from your

Blueair system

The Blueair system is easy to use. Make sure your unit is the right size for

your room, and change the ﬁlter according to the recommended ﬁlter re-

placement schedule. Remember that, just as air conditioners and heaters

have limits to the volume of air they can cool or heat, every air puriﬁcation

system has limits to the volume of air it can clean. Follow these common-

sense guidelines.

Close your windows

You wouldn’t throw open your windows on a hot summer day and expect

your air conditioner to work efﬁciently, because you can feel the hot air co-

ming in and the cool air going out. Even though you can’t see the

contaminated air coming in and the clean air going out, the same logic

applies to your air puriﬁer.

Close your doors, too

Just as you might seal off part of your house on a cold winter night to keep

your heater working more efﬁciently, seal off the room in which your system

is working for best results. This is especially important for people using a

Blueair system to ease nighttime asthma or allergy attacks.

Run your system 24 hours per day

For best results, run your Blueair unit 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Round-the-clock operation ensures that a continuous supply of clean,

ﬁltered air constantly circulates throughout the room. Blueair systems are

designed for phenomenally low power usage. In fact, it costs about the

same to power a Blueair air puriﬁer as it does to power a single light bulb,

depending on the unit and the operating speed.

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Changing the ﬁlter

Step 3

Step 2

Step 1

Turn off the unit, pull out the

plug and put the unit down

with the backside facing up.

Pull out the ﬁlter cassettes

using the handles.

Pull out the particle ﬁlters and

carbon ﬁlter sheets from

each cassettes.

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Step 4

Step 5

Push in the new ﬁlters in

each cassettes.

Make sure that the carbon

ﬁlter sheets stay in place by

pressing down the ﬁlters

below the tags on the

cassettes.

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Step 6

Slide in the ﬁlter cassettes

back in place

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CHANGE

FILTER

Step 7

Plug in the power cord,

stand the unit up and touch

the red ﬁlter replacement

light. Your Blueair is now

ready to once again give

you cleaner, healthier air.

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Filters

Patented HEPASilent Plus™ technology makes the Blueair Sense incredi-

bly quiet. The unit comes with HEPASilent Plus™ ﬁlters already installed,

including one preﬁlter and one main ﬁlter.

Pre-ﬁlter. The pre-ﬁlter removes dust, pollen, pet dander and other large

airborne particles.

Main ﬁlter. This ﬁlter removes all airborne pollutants including dust, pollen,

pet dander, bacteria, mold spores, viruses and other airborne particles. The

ﬁlter is made of polypropylene, which help mechanically ﬁlter out airborne

particles. To maximize ﬁlter effectiveness, particles are negatively charged

by the Blueair unit before reaching this ﬁlter.

The ﬁlters also include active carbon ﬁlter sheets to remove gaseous pollu-

tants such as cigarette and cigar smoke or other VOCs (volatile organic

compounds, including household paints and other chemicals).

For optimal performance, Blueair recommends that you replace the

ﬁlter every six (6) months.

We offer a convenient Filter Subscription Program in some countries.

Contact your local dealer or Blueair to ﬁnd out whether the program is avai-

lable to you.

IMPORTANT! Use only genuine Blueair ﬁlters to ensure proper function of

your unit and to qualify for full warranty coverage.

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Customer’s record

The model number and serial number of this product can be found on the bottom of the

unit. Please note them in the space provided below and keep for future reference.

Model number Dealer’s name

Serial number Dealer’s address

Date of purchase Telephone number

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