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1). HEPA FI L T E R PREFILT E R I II 0III Fig 1 Removing/Changing the Filters CAUTION: DISCONNECT FROM POWER SUPPLY BEFORE SERVICING Do not attempt to wash either the carbon pre-filter or the HEPA filter. They are not washable and washing will damage the filters. The only two parts requiring any service are the carbon pre-filter and the HEPA filter. No tools are needed. To remove or change either filter, disassemble the unit as shown below: Fig. 3 Step 1: Turn the air purifier off and unplug from the wall outlet. Step 2: To open, gently place the air purifier on its side and unscrew the locking mechanism located on the bottom of the unit (Fig. 2). Step 3: Remove the base assembly from the air purifier. 5 Removing/Changing the Filters (continued) Step 4: Remove the filter assembly (consisting of the HEPA filter and pre-filter) from the internal chamber. Step 5: Locate the seam of the pre-filter and carefully separate the fastener to remove the pre-filter from the HEPA filter (Fig. 3). Step 6: Discard used pre-filter if necessary. Clean the HEPA filter if necessary. Step 7: Carefully wrap the pre-filter around the HEPA filter so that the ends meet (Fig. 4). Fasten the ends together with the fastener provided. Step 8: Place the whole filter assembly into the internal chamber. Close the product by replacing the base and tightening the locking mechanism. Step 9: Turn the air purifier into an upright position, plug into a wall outlet and it is ready for operation. Cleaning the Lifetime HEPA™ Permanent Filter* The LifeTime HEPA™ Filter is vacuum-able and should be cleaned regularly for optimum performance. To Clean the HEPA Filter: • DO NOT USE WATER OR OTHER LIQUIDS TO CLEAN THE HEPA FILTER. • Turn the air purifier OFF and unplug from the wall outlet. Fig 5 • After removing the filter assembly from the air purifier (refer to section “Removing/Changing the Filters” in this manual), separate and remove the carbon pre-filter from the HEPA filter and place aside (or discard if pre-filter needs replacement). • To vacuum-clean the filter, hold the filter and run a vacuum cleaner with a nozzle or brush attachment along the filter to pick-up the dirt and particles (Fig.5). Repeat along the entire surface of the HEPA filter. • Do not penetrate the HEPA paper pleats with the vacuum attachment since tearing or puncturing can occur. • Note that the filter may still be discolored even after cleaning it. This is acceptable and will not affect performance. Also, do not be concerned if you still see particles attached to the HEPA filter. The filter performance is still optimal. • After vacuuming the filter, wrap the pre-filter around the HEPA filter and place the whole assembly back into the internal chamber of the air purifier (see “Removing/Changing the Filters”). • You now need to reset the Intelli-Check™ Filter Indicator. With the air purifier powered on, press and hold the appropriate filter indicator button for approximately 10 seconds until the light turns off (see Fig. 1). If the HEPA filter clogs or if you have difficulty cleaning the filter, please visit us at or call us at 1-800-332-1110. *Permanent filter life based on ordinary use and care. 6 Cleaning and Storage We recommend that you clean the air purifier at least once a month and before extended storage. Use only a dry cloth to wipe the external surfaces of the air purifier. DO NOT USE WATER, WAX POLISH, OR ANY CHEMICAL SOLUTION. If you store your Air Purifier for more than 30 days, we recommend: • Removing both the primary HEPA filter and the carbon pre-filter from the unit. • Discarding the pre-filter. • Wrapping the HEPA filter in an air-tight plastic bag or plastic wrap. Be sure that the filter is totally sealed. • To restore the air purifier to service, unwrap the HEPA filter, install a new carbon prefilter, and reinstall both filters in the air purifier. See “Removing/Ch...

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