asecos PURIFIAIR.620 Air Purifier User Manual
- June 3, 2024
- asecos
Table of Contents
EP.V.33926.02 06/2022
OPERATING MANUAL
PURIFI AIR.620 air purifier
OPERATING MANUAL
Dear customer,
Thank you for purchasing an air purifier from our company.
Please read this operating manual very carefully. It will provide you with detailed information on the advantages and simple operation of our air purifiers.
Thank you very much.
Your asecos team
1. PRODUCT INFORMATION
1.1. DEVICE FUNCTION
- Purifying indoor air of fine dust, mould spores, pollen and allergens, germs, viruses and bacteria.
- Removing unpleasant odours and harmful gases from indoor air.
- Each PURIFIAIR.620 air purifier can deliver a volume flow rate of 160to 620 m³/h (5 operating levels)
- Each purifier is suitable for up to a 100 m³ room volume (corresponding to a floor area of 40 m² at a room height of 2.5 m).
- Multiple devices should be used in larger rooms.
1.2. DEVICE FEATURES
- Colour display for quickly identifying and reading the particle concentration in the indoor air in four levels (green/clean to red/significant impurities).
- Double-sided suctioning of contaminated indoor air and the built-in multi-component filter unit ensure that the device maintains stable purification performance over the long term.
- The built-in PM1.0 sensor measures air quality in real time.
- Operated via automatic controller, manual operation via night mode.
- Choose from 4 cleaning modes – automatic, manual, sleep and turbo mode
A Side covers
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B Plastic mesh pre-filter
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C Combination filter package:
1 – EPA E12/activated carbon
2 – G4/HEPA H14 combination filter
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D Housing unit
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E Remote control
1.3. IMPORTANT HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS
- If the humidity level in the room is too high, this may result in condensation on the air quality sensor.
- If this occurs, although the air quality may already be very good, the status light on the control panel will still indicate poor air quality. The device will then continue to work in automatic mode at a high output level.
- In this case, we suggest selecting manual mode and setting the output level manually.
CAUTION: PLEASE NOTE!
> Never touch the power plug with wet hands.
> Ensure the power supply is turned off before cleaning the air purifier.
> Please keep 20 cm away from the back and 30 cm away from both sides of
the air purifier while it is in operation. Please set the product up on a dry,
stable and flat surface for use; set up far away from heat sources.
> Proper operation is only ensured at a mains voltage of 230V / 50 Hz! Do
not open the frame, and do not complete repairs on this product yourself.
Repairs should be completed by a professional technician! Do not pour water,
other liquids or flammable cleaning agents into the product, to avoid product
damage or fires due to electric shock.
> Do not clean the housing with solvents or liquid chemicals, in order to
avoid damage to the exterior housing. The air flow should be kept clear. Dust,
cotton fibres, hair or other materials may not block the air intake. Do not
place objects on the air outlet, and do not reach inside.
> If the device is not in use for a long period of time, please
disconnect the plug from the outlet. Instruct children not to use or touch
this purifier.
> The air intake and outlet may not be covered.
2. SETUP • COMMISSIONING
2.1. INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
CAUTION:
Please keep 20 cm away from the back and 30 cm away from both sides of the air
purifier while it is in operation.
2.2. INSTALLING THE FILTER
The filters are already installed and ready for use.
2.3. CONNECTING TO THE POWER SUPPLY
After installing the filter, remove the cable ties from the power cable and insert the plug into the outlet. After the power supply is connected, the POWER symbol on the control panel will be illuminated red. The device will then be in Standby mode.
CAUTION:
Observe the permitted power supply under the TECHNICAL DATA.
3. FUNCTION
3.1. CONTROL PANEL
- LED air quality display
Switching on
and off
After you press the button, a short ringtone will sound. The symbol will be
illuminated green, and the device will switch on in automatic mode. The AUTO
symbol will be illuminated white.
Selecting a
mode
When the device is switched on, press the “MODE” button to choose from one of
the three set operating modes:
Operating modes
| Automatic mode
- The air purifier output is automatically set and adjusted based on the sensor data
- The AUTO symbol will be illuminated white when this mode is active
- The AUTO symbol will be illuminated at half brightness when the mode is deactivated
| Turbo mode
- The cigarette symbols will be illuminated, and the device will switch to turbo mode.
- The cigarette symbol will be illuminated white when this mode is active.
| Night mode
- The device light is reduced to half brightness
- The device works at a low level and is not controlled by sensors. The NIGHT symbol will be illuminated white when this mode is active
If the timer is also selected, it will be set in the background. After the set time expires, the device will automatically switch to Standby mode.
Manual mode
When the device is switched on, press the speed button to manually adjust the
operating level. The motor will not be controlled by the sensors.
Filter
function
This device has a function for regularly replacing the filter units. The
exchange time is set to 3000 operating hours. When this number of operating
hours is reached, the indicator light on the control panel will be illuminated
continuously, prompting the user to exchange the filter components.
Ensure that you wear safety gloves and an FFP2 facemask whilst cleaning or changing the filters.
| Normal| |
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Cleaning
Plastic mesh pre-filter| No display| 
| Flashes red
–> Clean the pre-filter
–> Then reset by pressing the filter function button for longer (No reset of
the operating hours)
Exchange
Multi-component filter units
(one on each side)| No display| | When 3000 operating hours is reached:
Illuminated red continuously
–> The used filters can be disposed of in household waste
–> Press the filter function button for longer to reset the device (Reset
of the operating hours)
CAUTION:
Press the filter button during normal operation briefly to display the
completed operating hours. First the thousands are displayed, then hundreds,
then tens, then the ones. The example below shows the display for 2802
operating hours:
Child safety
feature
When the device is switched on, press the “Child safety” button for 5 seconds
and the device will switch to child safety mode. The buttons on the device and
remote control cannot be activated in this mode. Press the button again for 5
seconds to end child safety mode.
Timer
function
When the device is switched on, each time the “TIMER” button is pressed, this
will extend the run time of the air purifier by 1 hour. After this time, the
device will switch to Standby mode. The maximum duration is 12 hours. Pressing
the button a 13th time shuts off the timer.
3.2. PM VALUE EQUIVALENT TABLE
PM 1.0 capacity μg/m³|
5-35
| 36-75| 76-150|
151-500
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Particle concentration|
Low (green)
| Normal (blue)| High (orange)|
Very high (red)
Speed|
Low speed
| Medium speed| High speed|
Turbo speed
Speed level| | | |
3.3. REMOTE CONTROL
This product is delivered with a remote control that uses button-cell batteries. Please remove the batteries if the remote control is not in use for a long period of time. The buttons on the remote control match those on the control panel. The general functions and operating methods are the same.
Note: Remove the battery cover before initial use (for instance with a coin), and remove the protective film over the batteries. Then replace the cover. Ensure that the “+” symbol is visible on the top of the batteries.
4. FILTER INFORMATION • FILTER EXCHANGE INTERVALS
4.1. FILTER TYPES
Plastic mesh pre-filter
- Filters out large particles such as human hair, animal fur, cotton fibres, etc.
Multi-component filter units
- Purifying indoor air of fine dust, mould spores, pollen and allergens, germs, viruses and bacteria.
- Removing unpleasant odours and harmful gases from indoor air.
- Incl. G4 coarse dirt filter, E12 particle filter, H14 high-performance suspended solids filter and activated carbon filter
4.2. PLASTIC MESH PRE FILTER
How frequently purification is required is determined by the operating
duration, set operating level and degree of impurities in the air. Normally,
purification should be completed every 2-3 months. Please complete
purification in a timely fashion; otherwise, the efficiency of the air
purifier may be reduced.
(For important notes, see point 3.1 Filter function)
| Maintenance interval | Measures |
|---|---|
| Approx. every 2-3 months (see above) |
- Clean the surfaces of the two plastic mesh pre-filters with hand brush, or wash them in water.
- Allow them to dry thoroughly.
CAUTION:
Remove the plastic mesh pre-filters from the housing before cleaning, so as
not to stir up dust on the device and take it outside the building for
cleaning purpose. The filter is sensitive. Do not push on the filter too
hard during cleaning!
4.3. MULTI COMPONENT FILTER UNIT
Here as well, how frequently the filter needs to be exchanged is determined by
the operating duration, set operating level and degree of impurities in the
air.
A built-in operating hours counter incl. visual FILTER display alerts the
operator when the filter needs to be changed. (For important notes, see point
3.1 Filter function)
Filter replacement
RESETTING the filter exchange timer
CAUTION:
Briefly press the filter button to display the time remaining until the filter
needs to be cleaned/exchanged. First the thousands place is displayed, then
the hundreds, then the tens, then the ones. The example below shows the
display for 2802 operating hours:
Cleaning the particle sensor
NOTE:
Clean the door covering of the particle sensor with a vacuum cleaner or hair
dryer.
5. CLEANING THE DEVICE
5.1. CLEANING THE HOUSING
- Please always unplug the power supply before cleaning the device
- Clean the device using a microfibre cloth
- Never use water to clean the device
5.2. CLEANING THE AIR OUTLET
- Turn off the power supply and disconnect the plug from the outlet.
- Grip the side of the air grate with the (triangle) symbol by hand and remove it up and out of the device.
CAUTION:
If you remove the grate while the device is still in operation, the air
purifier will stop automatically and remain stopped until the grate is re-
inserted
5.3. CLEANING THE PARTICLE SENSOR
- Clean approx. every two months
- Remove the cover of the particle sensor
- Wipe the lens regularly using a dry cotton swab to remove dirt.
- Moisture or tobacco smoke could negatively impact the function
CAUTION:
– Do not insert the cotton swab into any other area besides the lens
– Always disconnect the power plug first
– Please use additional light sources in low light
6. TROUBLESHOOTING
Common malfunctions, description of error codes and correction methods
| Error | Measurement |
|---|
Can not be switched on
(Power light not illuminated)| Check to ensure the plug is inserted correctly
into the outlet.
Check to ensure the covers are fitted correctly on the air intake ducts.
Can not be switched on
(Power light flashing)
Power button does not react| Check to ensure the air outlet cover on the top
of the device is inserted straight and correctly.
The air is dirty, but the display light is continuously illuminated “green”.|
Check to ensure the device set-up location fulfils the requirements, and that
the contaminated air can easily be suctioned by the device. Set up in another
location if required.
The air contamination indicator light remains “red” even while the device is
running consistently.| Check whether the particle sensor is contaminated, and
clean it if necessary.
There are crackling noises while the device is in operation| Open the air
intake cover on the top of the device and remove any dust particles.
The purified air smells bad| Check whether the filter is contaminated or has
not been replaced in a long time. Clean and replace the filter regularly.
The air purifier does not automatically switch to Sleep mode at night.| Check
whether Automatic mode is turned on. Switch to Automatic mode if necessary.
7. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
| Model | PURIFIAIR.620 |
|---|---|
| Nominal voltage | AC 220~240 V |
| Rated frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Rated power (5 level) | Sleep mode 5.5 W – turbo mode 40 W |
| Noise level (5 settings) | 31–49 dB(A) |
| Quantity of purified air (CADR) | 620 m³/h |
| Suggested filter replacement interval | Plastic mesh pre-filter: every 2 years |
(replacement filter order no. 39422)
Multi-component filter unit: after 3000 operating hours
(replacement filter order no. 39326)
Net weight| 14 kg
Product dimensions (W x D x H)| 400 × 400 × 669 mm
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