PureAir AHS-PA-20190 User manual

Air Cleaner/Cooler
AHS-PA-20190
User's Manual
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ALL HEALTH SEEKERS

Thank you for purchasing our latest multi-function
Luxury Air Cleaner
/
Cooler.
In order to make better use of this product, please read the
User's Manual carefully before using the machine.
P
lease
retain this Manual for future reference. Thank you again for
your support. We hope your experience with our product
brings convenience, comfort and enjoyment to your life.
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CONTENTS

1. Safety Warnings and Precautions:
a. Please read all instructions carefully before using this
product.
b. Before use, please make sure the operating voltage matches
the voltage on the label of the unit.
c. Cleaning and user maintenance should not be made by
children without supervision.
d. WARNING: Unplug or disconnect the appliance from the
power supply before user servicing or cleaning operations.
e. This appliance is intended only for household and indoor
use.
f. This appliance has a polarized plug. (One blade is wider than
the other). To reduce the risk of electric shock, this plug is
intended to fit in a polarized outlet only one way. If the plug
does not fit fully in the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does
not fit, contact a qualified electrician. Do not attempt to defeat
this safety feature.
g. WARNING-To Reduce Risk of Fire or Electric Shock, Do
Not Use This Fan with Any Solid-State Speed Control Device.
h. WARNING: Chemical Burn Hazard. Keep batteries away
from children.
i. This product contains a lithium button/coin cell battery. If a
new or used lithium button/coin cell battery is swallowed or
enters the body, it can cause severe internal burns and can
lead to death in as little as 2 hours. Always completely secure
the battery compartment. If the battery compartment does not
close securely, stop using the product, remove the batteries,
and keep them away from children. If you think batteries
might have been swallowed or placed inside any part of the
body, seek immediate medical attention.
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2. Features
Always Clean
High Quality HEPA Filtration
Cleans 85% of Air Pollutants
As small as .3 microns
A human hair is 100 microns
Always Cool: Cools up to 9.100 Cubic Feet of space per hour. Extra
large 7L water tank (with empty tank protection) cools for up to 5 hours.
Always Fresh: Advanced technology to humidify the air as it cools.
Intelligent 4 Speed Fan: Operate the Fan Manually or use the Fan
Mode Functions to automatically adjust the fan speed.
Timer Function: Allows the unit to be set from 1 - 8 hours.
Easy to Read Display: Shows Time, Temperature & Function Status.
Easy Clean Water Tank: Quick and easy water tank removal for
cleaning and refilling the water. Large size operates for up to 5 hours
without refilling.
Swing Arms: Air direction controls for static or left-right motion
covering 800.
Infrared Remote Control: Change the functions of your unit remotely.
Easy to Move: Large caster rollers make your unit safe and easy to move.
3. Description of Product Components
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Button Panel
Display Panel
PVC Pad
Horizontal Direction
Blades Decorative Panel
Front Shell
Universal Casters
Remote
Rear Shell
HEPA Filter
Rear Mesh Dust
Filter Water Tank
Lock Water Tank
Power Cord
DISPLAY PANEL WHEN UNIT IS TURNED ON
AHS-PA 20190 OPERATION CONTROL PANEL
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REMOTE CONTROL
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Fan Speed Fan Speed
Time/Temperature
Modes Cooling/Swing Arm/Power
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REMOTE CONTROL
ACCESSORY
ICE BOX
1. Place the ice box in the freezer until completely frozen
2. Insert an ice box that has been frozen into the water tank and
push the water tank back into place. After ten minutes, the
water temperature in the water tank will be lower than the
ambient air temperature.
3. This unit is equipped with two ice boxes to ensure continuous
use.
4. PLEASE DO NOT OPEN THE SEALED ICE BOX.
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Using the Ice Box:
The ice box has a unique cold storage and heat preservation property,
which can slowly absorb the heat in the water and make the water
temperature in the water tank always lower than the ambient
temperature for several hours, so that the air blown out by the Air
Cooler is cooler than the air in the room.

Your Air Cleaner/Cooler is ready to use. Attachment of the caster
rollers may be required.
When the power is not ON, the power indicator is not ON. When
you press the On Button, a BEEP sounds, and the system enters a
state of standby. When the indicator and display are lit for 1
minute, if no button is pressed, the indicator and display will dim to
30%. Pressing the ON/OFF button will restore the display to 100%.
During start-up, if the unit has been unplugged and plugged back
in, when the ON/OFF button is pressed to start the main motor, the
unit enters the default operating state (see below).
If the unit was turned off without unplugging the power cord, the
unit will return to the last setting used before it was turned off
(excluding time and sleep settings).
The default startup settings are as follows:
•Normal Fan mode; No LED display;
•Power indicator is ON;
•Swing indicator is OFF;
•Humidification indicator is OFF;
•Medium Fan starts, then changes to low-speed after 3s, and
the low-speed indicator turns ON;
•Timing function is OFF and the untimed indicator is OFF;
•Ambient temperature indicator is ON;
•Ambient temperature is displayed on display panel.
1.
2.
After startup, the Speed button can be pressed to adjust the fan
speed. Each time you press the Speed button you cycle through 4
fan speeds:
Low - Medium - High - Mute - then back to Low
As you progress through the settings, the display panel will indicate
the selected speed. (note: Mute speed can only be operated when
using the Normal MODE, and cannot be used in any other MODE).
4. MODE Button
MODES are pre-programmed routines to fit different user
preferences. MODE functions do not work when the Fan Speed is set
to MUTE. The display panel shows Icons for each MODE except the
Normal MODE. There is no Display Icon for the Normal MODE.
3. Speed Button
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Installation

This unit has 4 MODES. Normal – Intelligent – Natural – and Sleep
When the unit is running, press the MODE button to select the desired
MODE. Each MODE except the Normal M ODE is programmed to alter the
fan speed in different cycles. To change from one MODE to another,
press the MODE key repeatedly until your desired MODE is displayed on
the Display Panel.
On startup, if you didn’t unplug the unit since the last use, the last Mode
you selected will begin. If you unplugged the unit, the default startup mode
is Normal. Press the MODE key to cycle through the different MODES to
select your desired MODE.
Normal MODE – Allows the user to select the Time and Fan speed
manually. There is no LED Icon on the Display Panel for the Normal
MODE.
Intelligent MODE - The Intelligent MODE regulates the Fan Speed
according to the Ambient room Temperature. You cannot adjust the Fan
Speed manually while in the Intelligent MODE. Intelligent MODE will
regulate the fan speed as follows:
Room Temperature below 770 F – Low Fan Speed
Room Temperature between 770 F – 840 F – Medium Fan Speed
Room Temperature above 840 F – High Fan Speed
When operating in the Intelligent MODE, the LED indicator on the display
panel will flash to indicate the unit is in Intelligent MODE. If you press the
MODE button the unit will immediately exit from Intelligent MODE to next
MODE, and LED indicator of Intelligent MODE no longer flashes.
Natural MODE - This is a pre-programmed MODE that automatically
changes the Fan Speed cyclically from High to Medium to Low, creating a
natural wind movement. In the Natural MODE the Tree Icon will be lit on
the Display Panel and only the Startup Fan Speed will be shown on the
display.
Sleep MODE - The unit operates at the speed set by the user and reduces
the speed according to the preset rules. This MODE prevents physical
discomfort due to high fan speed while sleeping. The Half Moon Icon is
shown on the display panel in the Sleep MODE. Below are the Fan
Speeds when Sleep MODE is turned on.
If the Fan is set to High Speed - 30 minutes High Speed - 30 minutes
Medium Speed then Slow Speed.
If the Fan is set to Medium Speed - 30 minutes Medium Speed then
Slow Speed
If the Fan is set to Slow Speed - Only Slow Speed.
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5. Timer button:
a. When the Timer button is pressed, the front panel display will flash
with the current set time. Press the Timer button to increase the
time from 0 - 8 Hours in one hour increments Holding the Timer
button down will rapidly move through the settings. When you have
reached your desired time, the time in hours should show for about
5 seconds on the display, then change back to the Ambient
temperature.
b. If the Timer button is idle for 5s, or buttons other than Timer button
are pressed within 5s, the display changes to display the ambient
temperature.
c. If timing value is set to 0, it means no timing and the unit will enter
the normal display of the ambient temperature.
d. Front Panel Display: If no timing is set, the current ambient
temperature is always displayed in 0F. If the temperature is below
100F the display will indicate “LO”. If the temperature is above 990F
the display will indicate “HI”.
e. If timing is set, the ambient temperature is displayed for 5s, then
changed to display the remaining time value for 5s, which are
displayed alternately and cyclically.
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6.
S
wing
B
utton:
Your unit allows you do direct the air in only one direction, or to Swing
from left to right in a 800 pattern in front of the unit. Press the Swing
Button to activate or deactivate the
"Left-right swing" motor
controlling the vertical blades located behind the horizontal blades
on the front of the unit. When the Swing mechanism is active, the
Swing Icon will be lit on the display panel.
7. Humidification/cooling button
When the unit is turned on, pressing the Cooling Humidification button
activates the water pump, enabling the Cooling/Humidification
function.
8.
W
ater level protection function: Do not
S
tart the
C
ooling/
Humidification function when the water tan
k
is empty.
When the
cooling function is started, the MCU program is delayed for 45s to
determine if there is water in the water tank. Then, another 5s is
taken to judge the cooling condition. When the cooling function is
started, the water pump is activated and water from the tank is
pumped through the water channel. The unit may take up to 45s
before detecting an empty water tank. The time from 45s to 50s is
used to detect the state of the magnetically controlled switch. If the
water tank is empty, the Cooling/Humidification function will STOP.
Also, during normal operation of the Cooling/Humidification function
if the water tank runs out of water, the Cooling/Humidification
function will STOP.
9.
A
ir-Dry function:
a.
After using the Cooling/Humidification function, you should run the
Air-Dry function to dry the Honeycomb Air Filter.
b.
To enable the Air-Dry function, press and hold the SPEED button
for 3s.
c.
When Air-Dry function is enabled, the Fan Speed is changed from
the current Fan speed to the next Fan speed, and then directly to
high speed for 20m.
d.
When Air-Dry function is enabled, the high-speed Fan indicator
on
the display panel
should flash at a frequency of 0.5s ON and 0.5s
OFF, until the
machine is shutdown after 20 minutes.
e.
When the Air-Dry function is activated, other functions are OFF.
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When the Air-Dry function is active, you may turn the unit OFF
by pressing the ON/OFF button. Other function buttons won't
work.
When the unit is in the Air-Dry function, if the "ON/OFF" button is
pressed for shutdown before the 20min Air-Dry cycle is
complete, the unit will not memorize the remaining time of the
Air-Dry function.
When the Air-Dry function is enabled and the machine is shut
down in advance, if it's enabled again, the unit will restore the
previous working state but it won't memorize the state of Air-
Dry function.
If the unit is shut down after using Cooling/Humidification,
without enabling Air-Dry function, the unit must be re-started
to enable the Air-Dry function.
f.
g.
h.
i.
10. Power-o memory function:
a. If the unit has not been unplugged, when the power button is
activated to ON, a "Beep" sounds for 10s. After 30s, the unit will
restore the settings and functions to the previous ON state.
(exception: If the last "ON" state was in the Sleep mode, the
unit starts in the Normal Mode).
b. If power button is pressed within the first 30s after restoring power,
the previous state should be restored immediately without waiting.
c. The Timer Countdown should also be memorized if less then 5m has
passed since the unit was Powered "OFF". The Timer does not count
down while the unit is OFF.
d. If a power outage occurs during OFF state, it will still be OFF after
power is restored.
11. Automatic Power-OFF function
a. In the default operating state after startup, if the unit operates
continuously for 15 hours, the unit will be automatically powered
OFF.
b. To restore power, press the ON/OFF button to re-start the unit.
c. To Cancel this function, press & hold the "Cooling" and "Fan
Speed" buttons at the same time for 3S. A "Beep" will sound
signifying the cancellation of the automatic power-off function.
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C
H
U
Figure 1 Figure 2 Figure 3 Figure 4
a. After the water pump has operated for 45s, if the tank water
shortage protection circuit does not detect water for a continuous 5s,
the pump will stop working and a "Beep" will sound for 10s.
b. Rapid Detection: If the Cooling/humidification button is pressed three
times in 3s after power-on, the Beep sound is given to rapidly
detect if water is present. If no water is detected within 5s in the
Rapid Detection mode, the water shortage alarm will sound.
c. The Rapid detection protection function is canceled after pressing
the ON/OFF button again.
11.
Ta
n
k
Wa
ter Protection function
12. Filling the Water Tank
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Water Tank
L
OCK is ON (Figure 1)
Water Tank
L
OCK is OFF (Figure 2)
Water Tank
L
OCK is OFF to remove the water tank (Figure 3)
The water tank is drawn out to add water (Figure 4)
min
Fig. 5
Please refer to the fill level indicator when refilling the water tank.(Figure 5)
a.
During water filling, fill the tank to a level between the Minimum
and Maximum fill level indicators.
b.
Please be sure to use clean tap water.
c.
When using your unit for the first time, it is normal to have a
sligh t odor and/or discoloration in the water tank.
13.
Use of remote control:
a.
Open the battery cover on the back of the remote control and
install a 3V CR2032 battery.
b.
To open the battery cover, press in the direction shown by arrow
1 in Fig. 6 to break away the upper buckle of the battery cover, then
pull out of it in the direction shown by arrow 2.
c.
When using, you must aim the remote toward the unit.
d.
When the battery is running out, the battery cover can be
removed as shown in Fig. 6, and replaced with a (CR2032 3V)
battery. Please pay attention to the positive and negative
terminals of the battery. Do not use the Remote without the battery
compartment cover in place.
e.
The battery cells should be disposed of properly, including keeping
them away from children.
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. Cleaning and Maintenance
[
]
H
H
F
H
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Fig. 6

Honeycomb
Filter HEPA Air
Filter
3. Clean the HEPA Air filter with mild detergent and a soft brush.
4. Soak the Honeycomb filter assembly in mild detergent for a few
minutes, then rinse and dry it.
TO CLEAN THE WATER TANK
1. Unplug the power supply and turn the water tank retainer knob to the
horizontal direction to pull out the water tank.
2. Dip a towel in detergent and wipe the scale in the water tank, then
wash with clean water and pour the water in the sink or bathroom
lavatory.
TO CLEAN THE OUTER SHELL
1. Clean the surface of the unit and wipe it off with a damp cloth. DO
NOT RINSE DIRECTLY WITH WATER AS IT MAY DAMAGE THE UNIT
AND CAUSE A RISK OF ELECTRICAL SHOCK.
2. Do not clean with corrosive detergent or solvent.
3. Before cleaning the unit, be sure to turn off the power and unplug the
power cord, or else it may cause electric shock.
INSTALLATION AFTER CLEANING
1. Install the Honeycomb filter, HEPA Air filter screen, and dust
filter screen and replace and lock the water tank in sequence.
2. Connect the power supply and confirm that the unit is working
properly.
MAINTENANCE
1. When the unit is not used for a long time, unplug the power, pack the
unit and prevent dust from entering.
2. Before packaging, ensure that the Honeycomb filter and HEPA Air
filter are dry, and there is no water in the water tank.
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6. Technical
Sp
eci
f
icati
o
ns
3
5W/W
All Health Seekers
17100 Bear Valley Road
Suite 187
Victorville, CA 92392
The company reserves the right to change product design and
specifications without prior notice.
Special Note: Where there is a difference between pictures in this
Manual and the product received, the product in kind shall prevail!
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