Blueair user manual Care and maintenance, How it works, Blueair 500/600 Series

Care and maintenance

Blueair air purifiers feature award-winning Swedish design, materials and workmanship. To keep your unit in top condition, we recommend routine cleaning.

•Vacuum the air intake grille from the inside when you remove the filters to replace them.

•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.

How it works

The filters effectively capture larger airborne particles as the fan motor draws air into the unit. Air passes through an ion chamber where airborne particles are charged with negative ions. Charged particles are drawn to the HEPASilentTM filter surface. Purified air, which is virtually contaminant- free is re-circulated into the room.

Unfiltered air in

Clean air out

Airflow output

Blue “power on” light

Easy-to-change filters

–No tools required

Galvanized steel housing

Ion brushes

(no ozone generated)

Airflow intake

Fan motor

Control knob*

Power source and cord

*Blueair 550E/650E comes with a remote control and display display to control operating speed.

Blueair 500/600 Series