Bosch Air 2000 Notice D'installation page 48

Moving and storage
5.5 Resetting the filter
When the filter lifetime counter reaches 0%, the filter must be replaced.
The counter goes back to 100% after pressing the filter button
Fig. 59 Filter lifetime reaching 0%
The filter may be replaced before the filter lifetime reaches 0%. The filter
lifetime counter needs to be reset manually after its replacement:
▶ Touch the power button
from the power socket.
▶ Insert the plug in the power socket.
▶ Long press the filter button
interface will show the message of filter status100%.
Fig. 60 Filter lifetime reaching 100%
The filter status is constantly displayed on the top left hand side of the
digital display.
6 Moving and storage
Moving
• Use two hands to hold the appliance when moving it.
Storage
▶ Turn off the air purifier and unplug it from the power socket.
▶ Clean the air purifier, the particle sensor and the surface of the filter
( Chapter 5 "Cleaning and maintenance", Page 46).
▶ Let all parts airdry before storing.
▶ Wrap the filter in air-tight plastic covers.
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to turn off the appliance and unplug it
to reset the filter lifetime counter. The
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▶ Store the air purifier and the filter in a cool, dry location.
▶ Wash your hands after handling the filter.
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7 Troubleshooting
This chapter summarizes the most common issues that may occur with
the appliance. If the solution is not found in the table below, please
contact an authorized service technician.
Problem
The airflow that comes out of the
air outlet is significantly weaker
than before.
The air quality does not improve,
even though the appliance has
been operating for a long time.
The color of the air quality light
always stays the same.
Possible solution
The surface of the filter is dirty.
Clean the surface of the filter
( Chapter 5 "Cleaning and
maintenance", Page 46).
• Check if the plastic cover is
removed from the filter.
• The filter has not been placed in
the appliance. Make sure that
the filter is properly installed.
• The particle sensor is wet. The
humidity level in the room is
high and causes condensation.
Make sure that the particle
sensor is clean and dry
( Chapter 5 "Cleaning and
maintenance", Page 46).
• Room size is large or the
outdoor air quality is poor. For
optimum purification
performance, close the doors
and windows when operating
the air purifier.
• There are indoor pollutants.
For example, smoking,
cooking, incense, perfume or
alcohol.
• Filter has reached the end of
life. Replace the filter with a
new one.
The particle sensor is dirty. Clean
the particle sensor ( Chapter 5
"Cleaning and maintenance",
Page 46). If the air quality is good,
the light should be blue at all times.
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