Sunbeam 2541, 2540 manual To Run Your Air Leaner Manually, To Use The Ionizer

At the

end

of

the

testing interval, (up to 30

seconds)

the

display

will

indicate

the

level of airborne allergens particles measured.

If the display indicates a

moder-

ate(yellow

light) or

high(red)

level,

the

air

cleaner will

automatically turn

on

for

30

minutes.

At

the

end of 30 minutes, the

sensor will resample the air (blinking

green

light).

If

the

level

of

allergen particles

detected

by

the sensor

is

less

than

the sensitivity

setting you selected,

the

air cleaner will remain off, and the

sensor

will

continue

to

constantly

sample

the air

(blinking

green

light)

until

it

detects

that

the

particle

level

has

exceeded

the

sensitivity

setting

you

chose.

TO RUN YOUR AIR (LEANER MANUALLY...

1. Turn the sensitivity setting to the OFF/manual position.

2. Choose one of the four fan speeds (sleep, low, medium, high). The air cleaner will run continuously until you shut it off.

TO USE THE IONIZER...

Push down the ionizer button. The indicator light will come on. The ionizer is now operating and will continue to operate whether

the air cleaner is on or off.

1.

Place

your

air cleaner near the center of

the room

or

in

an

area

where

the

unit

can operate without impediments to the airflow.

2.

Turn

your

air

cleaner

so

that the

Allergysmart

detector

can

freely

sample air

(do

not

put

the detector

in

a

corner

or

otherwise

impede

air

flow

to

the detector).

3.

Experiment

with

the

location

and

sensitivity and

fan speed

settings

on

your

unit.

If

you

feel

that your home’s air continues to contain

allergen

particles

after

running the unit at a low fan speed (sleep, low or medium)

or

at

a

lower

sensitivity

setting

(average

or

extra),

try

increasing

the

fan

speed

to

medium

or

high

and/or

increasing

the

sensitivity

setting

to

extra

or

super.

You

can

also try repositioning the unit in your room. Remember that the higher the

sensitivity setting, with super being the

highest,

the

lower

the

particle

count

required to cause the unit to turn on. If you feel that the unit is running

too

often,

reduce

the

sensitivity

setting

(i.e.

change

the sensitivity

setting

from

super

to

extra

or

average).