Philips AC1213/40 Bedienungsanleitung

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Contents

1 Important 2

Product overview (Fig. a) 5

Controls overview (Fig. b) 5

3 Getting started 5

Installing the lters 5

4 Using the air purier 6

Understanding the air quality light 6

Turning on and o 6

Changing the fan speed 7

Light sensor 7

Night sensing mode 7

Setting the child lock 8

5 Cleaning 8

Cleaning the body of the air

purier 8

Cleaning the air quality sensor 8

Cleaning the pre-lter 9

6 Replacing the lters 10

Filter replacement indicator 10

Replacing the lters 10

Filter reset 11

7 Storage 11

8 Troubleshooting 12

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9 Guarantee and service 14

Order parts or accessories 14

10 Notices 14

Electromagnetic elds (EMF) 14

Recycling 15

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by Philips, or similarly

qualied persons in order

to avoid a hazard.

• Do not use the appliance

if the plug, the power cord,

or the appliance itself is

damaged.

• 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.

• Do not block the air inlet

and outlet, e.g. by placing

items on the air outlet or

in front of the air inlet.

• Make sure that foreign

objects do not fall into the

appliance through the air

outlet.

1 Important

Read this user manual carefully before

you use the appliance, and save it for

future reference.

Danger

• Do not let water or any

other liquid or ammable

detergent enter the

appliance to avoid electric

shock and/or a re hazard.

• Do not clean the

appliance with water,

any other liquid, or a

(ammable) detergent to

avoid electric shock and/

or a re hazard.

• Do not spray any

ammable materials

such as insecticides or

fragrance around the

appliance.

Warning

• Check if the voltage

indicated on the

appliance corresponds to

the local power voltage

before you connect the

appliance.

• If the power cord is

damaged, you must have

it replaced by Philips, a

service center authorized

• Do not place the

appliance directly below

an air conditioner to

prevent condensation

from dripping onto the

appliance.

• Make sure all lters

are properly installed

before you switch on the

appliance.

• Only use the original

Philips lters specially

intended for this

appliance. Do not use any

other lters.

• Combustion of the lter

may cause inreversible

human hazard and/or

jeopardize other lives. Do

not use the lter as fuel or

for similar purpose.

• Avoid knocking against

the appliance (the air inlet

and outlet in particular)

with hard objects.

• Always lift or move the

appliance by the handle

on back side of the

appliance.

Caution

• This appliance is not

a substitute for proper

ventilation, regular

vacuum cleaning, or use

of an extractor hood or

fan while cooking.

• If the power socket used

to power the appliance

has poor connections,

the plug of the appliance

becomes hot. Make

sure that you plug the

appliance into a properly

connected power socket.

• Always place and use the

appliance on a dry, stable,

level, and horizontal

surface.

• Leave at least 20cm

free space behind and

on both sides of the

appliance and leave at

least 30cm free space

above the appliance.

• Do not place anything on

top of the appliance.

• Do not sit or stand on

the appliance. Sitting or

standing on the appliance

may lead to potential

injuiry.

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such as TVs, radios, and

radio-controlled clocks.

• The appliance is only

intended for household

use under normal

operating conditions.

• Do not use the appliance

in wet surroundings or in

surroundings with high

ambient temperatures,

such as the bathroom,

toilet, or kitchen.

• The appliance does

not remove carbon

monoxide (CO) or radon

(Rn). It cannot be used

as a safety device in

case of accidents with

combustion processes

and hazardous chemicals.

• If you need to move the

appliance, disconnect the

appliance from the power

supply rst.

• Do not move the

appliance by pulling its

power cord.

• Always wash your hands

thoroughly after changing

or cleaning a lter.

• Do not insert your ngers

or objects into the air

outlet or the air inlet to

prevent physical injury

or malfunctioning of the

appliance.

• Do not use this appliance

when you have used

indoor smoke-type insect

repellents or in places

with oily residues, burning

incense, or chemical

fumes.

• Do not use the appliance

near gas appliances,

heating devices or

replaces.

• Always unplug the

appliance after use

and before cleaning,

or carrying out other

maintenance or replacing

the lters.

• Do not use the appliance

in a room with major

temperature changes,

as this may cause

condensation inside the

appliance.

• To prevent interference,

place the appliance at

least 2 meters away from

electrical appliances that

use airborne radio waves

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3 Getting started

Installing the lters

Note

• Make sure the air purier is

unplugged from the electrical outlet

before installing the lters.

• Make sure the side of the lter with

the tag is pointing towards you.

1 Pull the bottom part of the front

panel and gently lift to remove it

from the air purier (Fig. c).

2 Press the clip down (1) and pull the

pre-lter towards you (2) (Fig. d).

3 Remove all lters (Fig. e).

4 Remove all packaging materials

from the lters (Fig. f).

5 Place the thick lter (FY1410) into

the air purier and then the thin

active carbon lter (FY1413) (Fig. g).

The model numbers are shown on

each lter.

6 Attach the pre-lter back into the

air purier (Fig. h).

Note

• Make sure the side with the clip is

pointing towards you, and that all

hooks of the pre-lter are properly

attached to the purier.

7 Reattach the front panel by pressing

the top part of the panel onto the

top of the air purier (1). Then, gently

push the panel against the body of

the air purier (2) (Fig. i).

8 Wash your hands thoroughly after

installing lters.

2 Your air purifier

Congratulations on your purchase, and

welcome to Philips!

To fully benet from the support that

Philips oers, register your product at

www.philips.com/welcome.

Product overview

(Fig. a)

AControl panel

BAir quality light

CAir outlet

DAir quality sensor

ENanoProtect lter HEPA Series 3

(FY1410)

FNanoProtect lter Active Carbon

(FY1413)

GPre-lter

HAir inlet

IFront panel

Controls overview

(Fig. b)

JOn/O button

KNight sensing mode button

LDisplay screen

MFan speed button

NChild lock button

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2 Touch to switch on the air purier

(Fig. j).

»The air purier beeps.

»The air purier operates under

the auto-purication mode by

default.

»When the air purier is warming

up, " " displays on the screen.

»After measuring the air

quality for approximately

30 seconds, the air quality

sensor automatically selects the

appropriate air quality light color.

»After measuring the particle

matters in the air, the air

purier shows the PM2.5

level and operates in the

auto -purication mode.

3 Touch and hold for 3 seconds to

switch o the air purier.

Note

• If the air purier stays connected

to the electrical outlet after turning

OFF, the air purier will operate

under the previous settings when

turned ON again.

• If the air purier accidentally

shuts o during running, it restarts

automatically and operates under

previous settings when the power

supply is resumed.

• The air purier operates in PM2.5

display mode by default.

• If the PM2.5 level is higher than 99,

"--" will be displayed on the screen.

4 Using the air

purifier

Understanding the air

quality light

Air quality light color Air quality level

Blue Good

Blue-Purple Fair

Purple-Red Poor

Red Very poor

The air quality light automatically goes

on when the air purier is switched on,

and lights up all colors in sequence.

After approximately 30 seconds, the

air quality sensors select the color that

corresponds to the surrounding air

quality of airborne particles.

Turning on and o

Note

• Always place the air purier on a

stable, horizontal, and level surface

with the front of the unit facing

away from walls or furniture.

• For optimum purication

performance, close doors and

windows.

• Keep curtains away from the air inlet

or air outlet.

1 Put the plug of the air purier in the

power socket.

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After the ambient light becomes bright

and lasts at least for 10 seconds, all

lights will turn on again.

Night sensing mode

You can activate the night sensing

mode in two ways.

Activating the night sensing

mode manually

• Before you go to sleep, touch

manually to activate the night

sensing mode (Fig. o).

»If the air quality light is blue,

the air purier directly goes to

the night sensing mode. The air

purier operates quietly and the

air quality light will be dimmed.

»If the air quality light is not blue,

the air purier operates under

turbo mode for a maximum of

10 minutes, the air quality light

blinks slow during this time, and

then goes to the night sensing

mode.

Auto activating the night

sensing mode

When the air purier operates in auto

mode or allergen mode, if the light

sensor detects the lights in your room

are turned o, the air purier goes to

the night sensing mode automatically.

The air purier will adjust the fan speed

in real-time to make sure the air in your

room is good. The air quality light will be

dimmed.

Changing the fan speed

There are several fan speeds available.

You can choose the auto-purication

mode, speed 1, 2, 3 or turbo mode (t).

Auto-purication mode

• Touch the fan speed button

repeatedly to select the auto-

purication mode (Fig. k).

Allergen mode

The specially designed allergen mode

can eectively reduce common allergens

such as pollen and pet dander.

• Touch the fan speed button to

select the Allergen mode (Fig. l).

»Auto (A) and display on the

screen.

Manual

• Touch the fan speed button

repeatedly to select the fan speed

you need (Fig. m).

Turbo (t)

In turbo mode, the air purier operates

on the highest speed.

• Touch the fan speed button to

select the turbo mode (t) (Fig. n).

Light sensor

With the light sensor, the air purier can

work according to the ambient light.

When the ambient light dims for

10 seconds, all the lights on the control

panel will turn o slowly. During this

period, you can touch any of the

buttons, all lights will turn on again. If

you don't perform other operations

within 10 seconds, all lights will turn o.

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5 Cleaning

Note

• Always turn the air purier o and

unplug the air purier from the

electrical outlet before cleaning.

• Never immerse the air purier in

water or any other liquid.

• Never use abrasive, aggressive, or

ammable cleaning agents such as

bleach or alcohol to clean any part

of the air purier.

• Only the pre-lter is washable. The

air lter is not washable.

• Do not attempt to clean the lters

or air quality sensor with a vacuum.

Cleaning the body of the

air purier

Regularly clean the inside and outside

of the air purier to prevent dust from

collecting.

1 Use a soft, dry cloth to clean both

the interior and exterior of the air

purier.

2 The air outlet can also be cleaned

with a dry, soft cloth.

3 Detach the front cover from the air

purier and wash it under running

tap water.

Cleaning the air quality

sensor

Clean the air quality sensor every

2 months for optimal functioning of the

purier.

Note

• The light sensor detects the lights in

your room after 11 hours in the night

sensing mode.

• If the lights in your room are turned

on, the air purier will quit the night

sensing mode and operate under

the previous mode. The air quality

light and the display will be on

again.

• To exit the night sensing mode

manually, touch or button.

Setting the child lock

1 Touch and hold the child lock

button for 3 seconds to activate

child lock (Fig. p).

»The child lock icon displays

on the screen.

»When the child lock is on,

all the other buttons are not

responsive, only the child lock

icon blinks.

2 Touch and hold the child lock

button for 3 seconds again to

deactivate child lock (Fig. q).

»The child lock icon

disappears.

Note

• The child lock function is

automatically unlocked when the

pre-lter cleaning code or the lter

replacement code displays on the

screen.

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