RevAir B07F6WPRHD User manual

operating manual

Thank you for purchasing RevAir, the
world’s first and only Reverse-Air Dryer.
To expedite your request, please have your serial number and details of where/when
you purchased your device available when contacting Customer Support.
Your Reverse-Air Dryer serial number can be found on the rating plate
located on the bottom of the Base Unit.
Visit our self-service support portal online at
support.myrevair.com
to view how-to videos, general tips, tricks, and other helpful information
about your new RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer.
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS? PLEASE REACH OUT
Our team loves chatting with customers.
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[e-mail] or [phone]
Model#: RA90020
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Before Using Your Reverse-Air Dryer
Important Safety Instructions
Operator Instructions
User Maintenance Instructions
Locating Your Serial Number
4-5
6
7
7
Unboxing Your Reverse-Air Dryer
What’s In The Box 8
Device Assembly
Putting It All Together 9-11
Parts & Functions
What Does This Do? 12-13
Using Your RevAir Device
Before Getting Started 14-15
How to Rev Your Hair
New Technology Means New Techniques 16-17
Troubleshooting RevAir
Troubleshooting Indicators 17
Looking After Your RevAir Device
Maintaining Your Device 18
Device Care
Keep It Clean 18-21
Disposal Information
It’s Hard To Say Goodbye 21
Never Be Without • One Year Warranty
Registering Your RevAir Device
What The Warranty Does And Does Not Cover
Acquiring Warranty Service
22
22-23
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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01. Always unplug immediately after use.
02. Do not place or store the device where it can fall
or be pulled into a tub or sink.
03. Do not use while bathing.
04. Do not place in or drop into water or any other
liquid.
05. If the device falls into water, unplug it immediately. Do not reach into the water.
06. Do not use this device near bathtubs, showers, basins, or other vessels containing water.
07. Do not handle any part of the plug or device with wet or oily hands.
When using an electrical appliance, especially when children are present, basic safety precautions
should always be followed, including the following:
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE USING.
KEEP AWAY FROM WATER.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
DANGER
THESE WARNINGS APPLY TO THE APPLIANCE, AND ALSO, WHERE APPLICABLE, TO ALL TOOLS,
ACCESSORIES, CHARGER, OR MAINS ADAPTORS.
AS WITH MOST ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, ELECTRICAL PARTS ARE ELECTRICALLY LIVE EVEN WHEN
THE SWITCH IS OFF. TO REDUCE THE RISK OF DEATH BY ELECTRIC SHOCK:
08. This device should never be left unattended when plugged in.
09. Close supervision is necessary when this device is used by, on, or near children or individuals
with certain disabilities. This device is not intended for use by, on, or near young children,
persons with disabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge unless they have been given
supervision or instruction by a responsible person concerning the use of the device to ensure
that they can use it safely.
10. Use this device only for its intended use as described in this manual. Do not use attachments
not recommended by the manufacturer.
11. Never operate this device if it has a damaged cord or plug, if it is not working correctly, or if
it has been dropped, damaged, or dropped into water. Contact RevAir Customer Support at
[e-mail] or [phone] for examination and repair.
12. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces. Do not wrap the cord around the device. Do not
stretch the cord or place the cord under strain.
WARNING
TO REDUCE THE RISK OF BURNS, ELECTROCUTION, FIRE, OR INJURY TO PERSONS:

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
13. Do not allow anything to block airow to the Air Outlets on the device Base or the Heat
Chamber Air Inlet on Wand. Never place the device on a soft surface, such as a bed or couch,
where the air openings may be blocked. Keep the Heat Chamber Screens, Filter Basket, and
Exhaust Filters free of lint, hair, and the like.
14. Never use while sleeping
15. Never drop or insert any object into any opening, Hose, or Wand. Do not insert anything
other than hair into the Wand or Hose.
16. Do not use outdoors or operate where aerosol (spray) products are used or where oxygen is
administered.
17. Do not use an extension cord with this device.
18. Do not allow this device to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or
near children. During use, children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with
the device.
19. Do not place the Wand on any surface while operating.
20. While using the device, keep hair away from the Wand’s Heat Chamber Air Inlet.
21. Do not operate this device with a voltage converter. Only plug this device into a 120V/60hz
15amp outlet.
22. The Air Outlet (Base) and Heat Chamber Air Inlet (Wand) surfaces may be hot. Keep the
Air Outlet at least two feet away from walls, fabrics, or any surface. Allow the device to cool
completely before storage.
READ AND SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
THIS REVAIR DEVICE IS INTENDED FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY.
SURFACES
MAY BE HOT!
CAUTION
SURFACES
MAY BE HOT!
CAUTION

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
23. Do not use RevAir as a vacuum cleaner or for vacuuming purposes such as picking up and/or
collecting small items or debris.
24. Do not put any oils or liquids into or on the RevAir Base, Hose, or Wand.
25. At Reverse-Air Tension Level 1, use Low ( I ) or No Heat ( O ) only. High Heat ( II ) should
only be used when the Reverse-Air Tension is set between Level 2 - Level 7.
26. This device includes built-in temperature sensors. If the unit overheats during use, the heater
will stop, and the base will display a ashing (H).
If the unit continues to overheat due to a dirty or clogged Filter Basket, the heat and the
Reverse-Air motor will shut down until the unit has cooled sufciently. Contact Customer
Support if any problems persist.
27. Hair sections that are too large can limit airow and turn the heater off by triggering the Wand
Over-Temperature Sensor. If the heater turns off, the unit will continue to operate. However,
the heat shut-off will be indicated by a change in vacuum sound during use.
Reduce the hair section size to increase the airow around the hair and through the Wand.This
should eliminate the activation of the over-temperature sensor shut-off. Contact Customer
Support if any problems persist.
28. Do not force the plug’s polarized pin into the power outlet/socket if it does not t.
29. Do not unplug by pulling on the cord. To unplug the device, grasp the plug housing, not the
cord, and pull.
30. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced or repaired by RevAir, its service agent, or
similarly qualied persons to avoid hazard.
31. This device is equipped with a manual, resettable (ALCI- Appliance Leakage Circuit
Interrupter) safety feature to prevent electric shock. To ensure the ALCI safety feature is
properly functioning, perform the following steps each time you use this device:
• With the unit unplugged, press the Reset Button on the
ALCI plug.
• Plug the device into an AC outlet, press the Test Button.
• The Reset Button will pop out.
• Push the Reset Button in; the small Green Light should
illuminate, conrming the outlet is powering properly.
If the Reset Button does not pop out, do not use the device.
Contact RevAir Customer Support at [e-mail] or [phone] for repair.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
REVAIR IS DESIGNED TO DRY, STRAIGHTEN, AND STRETCH - CLEAN, DAMP HAIR.
PRIOR TO USING REVAIR, DO NOT SATURATE HAIR WITH HAIR CARE PRODUCTS, OILS, OR
WATER TO THE POINT OF DRIPPING. ANY EXCESS SUBSTANCE ON OR IN THE DEVICE CAN
CAUSE DAMAGE AND VOID YOUR WARRANTY.
Contact RevAir Customer Support at [e-mail] or [phone] for questions
regarding the use of leave-in products.
Reset Button (Red)
with
Green Light
Test (Yellow)
Button

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IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS
32. NOTE: If the ALCI trips while in use, unplug the device from the power outlet. Press the Reset
Button and reinsert the plug into the power outlet. Power on.
If the device does not power on, check the outlet for an additional safety device that may
require resetting. If the outlet is properly functioning, the small Green Light on the Reset
Button should illuminate when plugged in. Alternatively, try another outlet to determine
whether it is an electrical issue rather than a device issue
If after testing the ALCI continues to trip, unplug the device and contact RevAir Customer
Support at [e-mail] or [phone].
33. For additional protection, installing a residual current device (RCD) with a rated residual
operating current not exceeding 30 mA is advisable in the electrical circuit supplying the
bathroom. Ask your installer for advice.
34. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following
two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
USER MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS
35. Refer to this manual’s Device Care section (pages 18-21) for routine maintenance instructions.
36. Inspect your device before each use. If you notice any damage such as cracks or separation
of the housings, stop using immediately, and contact Customer Support.
37. Any other servicing should be performed by an authorized service representative. Do not
disassemble this device as incorrect reassembly may result in an electric shock or re. Contact
RevAir Customer Support at [e-mail] or [phone] when service or
repair is required.
38. Storing your device. When not in use, the device should be unplugged, allowed to cool, and
stored in a dry location, out of reach of children. The cord should be rolled and secured with
the Cord Storage Strap.
LOCATING YOUR SERIAL NUMBER
Your Reverse-Air Dryer serial number can be found on the rating plate located on the bottom of the
Base Unit. Write your serial number below for future reference.
RevAir Serial Number:
RevAir Education: support.myrevair.com
Contact Support: [e-mail]
RevAir Serial Number
(S/N:)
This illustration is for example purposes only.
S/N:

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Please visit support.myrevair.com to discover more about your unique hair type and to connect directly
with our RevAir Advisor Team.
Changing the game
for how you dry, stretch & straighten your hair
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
HEAT PRODUCING WAND HOSE
REVERSE-AIR BASE UNIT REMOVABLE FILTER BASKET
shown shortened for illustrative purposes only
You will nd the following included in your Reverse-Air Dryer box:
WAND REST
Great hair has no one type. We’re here so that everyone, from 1a-4c, can make every day a good hair
day. Patented Reverse-Air technology gives the power and exibility to style hair in a healthy, natural way,
without high heat or chemicals in a fraction of the time needed with traditional methods.
inside the base unit
can be oriented on the left or right of base unit
where the magic happens
controls your tension level

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CONNECTING THE HOSE AND FILTER PANEL TO THE BASE UNIT
The Filter Tab on the Filter Basket should
t ush within the Filter Groove that is
located at the bottom of the Base Unit.
INSTALLING THE FILTER BASKET INTO THE BASE UNIT
• Slide the Filter Basket into the Base Unit, by aligning the Filter Tab with the Filter Basket Groove.
• IMPORTANT: Without the Filter Basket installed and the alignment of the Filter Tab correctly in the Base
Unit Groove, the device will not power on.
• Attach the Hose to the Base Unit by sliding the bottom Filter Panel Tab into the Groove located at the
bottom of the Filter opening of the Base Unit.
• Gently push the Filter Panel forward until it is flush with the Base Unit and securely covers the Filter
opening.
• Once the Filter Panel is firmly in place, turn the Filter Panel Latch clockwise to lock the Filter Panel into
the Base Unit.
• The Base Unit, Hose, and Wand exterior may be cleaned with a soft, damp cloth. Never use any harsh
chemicals or abrasive cleaners on any portion of your Reverse-Air Dryer.
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Groove
Key
TROUBLESHOOTING TIP
NO HEAT? With the Wand set to ( I) or ( II ) and the Base powered on, if you do
not feel heat near the Wand Mouth after assembly, double-check that your Wand
to Hose connection is secure.
If you continue to experience issues, please email
[e-mail] or visit support.myrevair.com.
Wand
Neck
Strain
Relief
Strain
Relief
Wand
Neck
• Align the Key on the Hose with the Groove on the Wand.
• Hold the Wand rmly in one hand and the Hose Strain Relief in the other hand.
• Turn the Hose Strain Relief clockwise until it clicks and the lock symbol is aligned with the arrow.
ATTACHING THE WAND TO THE HOSE
DEVICE ASSEMBLY

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Wand Rest
Pocket
Detachable Wand Rest
Wand Rest Locks Through
Opposite Side
• Once installed, the Wand can be hooked over the Wand Rest by placing the Wand onto the rest
between the Heat Chamber and the Wand Handle.
• The Wand Rest can be used while Reving between sections to free up hands for sectioning etc.
• To Wand Rest can also be used to hold the Wand between Reving sessions.
Detachable
Wand Rest
• As a bonus, your device includes a Detachable Wand Rest.
• The Wand Rest can be installed on either side of the Base Unit simply by sliding the at clip end
through the Wand Rest Pocket below the Base Unit Handle until the Wand Rest locks into place.
• To remove the Wand Rest press down on the at clip and slide the Wand Rest out of the Wand Rest
Pocket below the Base Unit Handle.
BONUS ACCESSORY: DETACHABLE WAND REST
Detachable Wand Rest
Heat Chamber
Wand Rest Locks
Through Opposite Side
Wand Handle
DEVICE ASSEMBLY
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Hose
Connector
4. Filter Panel
Filter Panel
Latch
Strain Relief Filter Basket
Tab
Filter Basket
Groove
2. Reverse-Air Tension Level Setting
Buttons
Handle
5. Stainless Mesh
Filter Basket
Heat Chamber Screen
(interior)
1. Temperature Control Switch
Wand
Connector
REVERSE-AIR BASE UNIT Fig. 2.0
Wand
Mouth
Filter Panel
Tab
Filter Panel
Groove
3. LED Display
HEAT PRODUCING WAND Fig. 1.0
Heat Chamber Cover
NOTE: Hose shown shortened for illustration purposes only.
1. Temperature Control Switch Fig. 1.0
• High ( II ), Low ( I ), and No Heat ( O ) settings
• No Heat ( O ) setting allows cool air to seal in shine
2. Reverse-Air Tension Level Setting
Buttons
Fig. 2.0
• Adjust the Reverse-Air tension level with the up and
down arrow buttons.
3. LED Display Fig. 2.0
• Displays the current Reverse-Air tension level setting.
• Displays any necessary troubleshooting or error
indicators.
4. Filter Panel Fig. 2.0
• Panel remains connected to Hose
• Rotate Filter Panel Latch counter-clockwise to remove
Filter Panel
5. Stainless Mesh Filter Basket Fig. 2.0
• Filter Notch must align for proper insertion
• Filter Basket must be installed for Base Unit to function
PARTS & FUNCTIONS RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer

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10. Cord Storage
Strap
8. Air Outlets
(on both sides of base)
7. Main Power
On/Off Switch
Wand
Connector
Heat Chamber
Screen & Air Inlet
Heat
Chamber
6. Heat Chamber
Cover
9. Exhaust Filters
(on both sides of base)
11. Serial Number
Label (on bottom)
REVERSE-AIR BASE UNIT Fig. 4.0
HEAT PRODUCING WAND Fig. 3.0
6. Heat Chamber Cover Fig. 3.0
• Filters incoming air into the Heater
7. Main Power On/Off Switch Fig. 4.0
8. Air Outlets (on both sides of base) Fig. 4.0
• Never block the Air Outlet or place close to a wall or
surface, doing so may cause the unit to overheat
• Do not touch the Air Outlet area, as it may be hot
9. Exhaust Filters (on both sides of base) Fig. 4.0
• For noise suppression and additional air ltration
10. Cord Storage Strap Fig. 4.0
• Easily secure cord when device is not in use.
11. Serial Number Label Fig. 4.0
• Information required to register your device for warranty
services.
Wand Rest
Pocket
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The plug is equipped with an ALCI safety feature.
Press the Test Button, you will hear a click, and the
Reset Button will pop out. Press the Reset Button,
and you are ready to insert the plug into a wall outlet.
The Green Light on the Reset Button will illuminate,
conrming the plug and outlet are properly
functioning.
Only insert into a 120V/60hz 15amp outlet.
Place the Base Unit on a counter, table, or bench. Once the Base Unit is plugged in, the device is now
ready to be powered on.
Locate the Main Power On/Off Switch at the rear/top
of the Base Unit.
Once switched to the ON ( I ) position, the LED Power
Display on the device’s front will illuminate and cycle
through a “HELLO” message.
Following this message, you will see a steady numeric
number. This number indicates the current Tension
Setting Level.
Reverse-Air provides the tension needed to stretch and straighten hair. Different hair types require different
levels of Reverse-Air tension. If the tension level is too high for your hair, it could slightly tangle; therefore, it is
important to experiment to nd personalized settings that work best for you.
Generally, healthy and thicker hair (thick strands) tend to work well with higher tension levels. Those same
levels may not suit damaged or ne hair (thin strands). Also, shorter hair may manage better than longer hair
at higher tension levels. Rev has no rules, so start low and slow and test your way up.
BEFORE GETTING STARTED
Designed to work on all hair types, RevAir utilizes patented technology that is customizable to achieve the best
results for your individually unique hair. When considering your hair type (wavy, curly, coily, or straight), also
consider its length, strand thickness, and density.
Also, consider the porosity of your hair — is it damaged by chemical treatments such as coloring, bleaching, or
relaxing? These are all essential factors in determining the Reverse-Air tension and heat levels needed to produce
the best results for your individual hair type.
Be prepared to experiment a bit to unlock the perfect setting combination specic for your hair type.
Reset Button (Red)
with
Green Light
Test (Yellow)
Button
POWERING REVAIR
CHOOSING YOUR REVERSE-AIR TENSION LEVEL
USING YOUR REVAIR DEVICE

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The effectiveness of Reverse-Air means less heat is
needed when compared with traditional blow-drying.
So, even on high ( II ), RevAir heat is relatively low.
Still, your hair may require even less, so
we recommend you experiment with both
high ( II ) and low ( I ) settings.
As a nishing step, switching to the no heat setting
( O ) duplicates the cold shot found on most blow
dryers, locking in results.
Note: The Wand includes an internal sensor to monitor
heat levels minimizing heat exposure. The heat will
not turn on unless the Base Unit is powered on.
II = High Temperature (800 watts)
O= No Heat | Cold Shot
I = Low Temperature (400 watts)
Level 7
Setting
TESTING THE TENSION SETTINGS
We recommend you begin with clean, towel-dried hair. Before feeding
your hair into the powered on device for the rst time, be sure the
Reverse-Air Tension is set no higher than Level 2.
After powering on your device, press the up arrow button until your
desired tension setting is illuminated to set your tension level. Select
your desired temperature setting (see below), and insert your rst
section of hair into the Wand.
After 10 seconds, pull the hair out of the Wand to ensure no tangles
have formed at the section ends.
If you do not see any tangles forming and think you need additional
tension, move up to the next setting for an extra 10 seconds. Repeat until you nd your ideal level.
For recommended section size and drying times, see pages 16-17.
TENSION LEVEL SETTINGS (Reverse-Air Tension)
TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Heat Level Settings)
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Level (Base Unit) to the determined settings for your hair type
and condition. CAUTION: When using Reverse-Air Tension
Level 1, use Low ( l) or No Heat ( O) only. High Heat ( II ) should
only be used when the Reverse-Air Tension Level is set at Level
2 or higher.
• Take your rst section, gathered from about a 3” x 3” area of
scalp, slightly more or less depending on how dense/thick your
hair is. Too much hair will limit the airow, while too little hair
will compromise the Reverse-Air ow. Those with average hair
density are likely to complete their head in 7-10 sections.
• Feed the section of hair into the Wand until the Wand Mouth
reaches the scalp. Slowly move the Wand Mouth across the
scalp, or lightly dab around the section base to reach all the root
area within the section. The heat generated from the Wand kept
rm or close to the scalp will dry the section’s entire length.
How you Rev is likely to be as unique as your hair. Take your time exploring different techniques to see what
works best for you.
First, determine your best heat and tension level settings*. Next, follow these steps to Rev your hair:
*See “Using Your RevAir Device” on pages 14-15 to determine your best Rev settings.
• Thoroughly wash your hair. Squeeze-out or towel-dry excess water
from hair and complete your detangling routine.
• RevAir works best on clean damp hair. If a section becomes too dry,
lightly spray with water to re-dampen the hair.
• Divide your hair into approximately 3” x 3” sections. Think through
your section pattern and either pre-clip or manage your sections as
you progress.
• CAUTION: Before using RevAir, any leave-in product should be
applied sparingly. Do not saturate the hair with leave-in hair care
products, oils, or water to the point of dripping. Avoid using sticky
xatives before Reving. Any excess substance on or in the device
can cause damage and void your warranty.
• Place the Base Unit on a counter, table, or bench. Power on the Base
Unit. Set the Temperature Control (Wand) and Reverse-Air Tension
NEW TECHNOLOGY MEANS NEW TECHNIQUES
TROUBLESHOOTING TIP
The Wand includes a sensor to monitor heat levels. Should a section of hair be too
large in volume, the Heat Chamber will shut down, indicating the section size should
be reduced.
Removing the section of hair from the Wand will allow cooling. Simply remove the
section and retry with less hair. The Heat Chamber will resume automatically.
Note: The shut-o will be indicated by a noticeable change in sound from the Heat
Chamber Blower during use.
HOW TO REV YOUR HAIR

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Power Indicator
Indicates a fault with the internal power
mechanism. Do not attempt to repair
yourself. Reach out to customer support
for assistance.
Connection Disruption Indicator
Indicates an internal connection error.
Do not attempt to repair yourself. Please
get in touch with customer support for
assistance..
• Do not pump the Wand. Repeatedly moving the Wand
up and down the hair’s length is unnecessary and may
compromise the smooth Reverse-Air ow along with your
nal results.
• Drying time varies by hair type and texture, but the typical
range is 30 to 90 seconds per section.
• After about 30 seconds, pull the Wand about 2 inches away
from the scalp to feel if the root area is still damp. When
dry, pull the Wand away from the scalp allowing the hair
section to fall free. Repeat this process section by section
until complete.
• Note: Hair should not be left in the Wand for more than 120
seconds continuously. Check hair periodically throughout
the drying process.
• Pro Tip: For added volume, we recommend Reving one
section at the crown by pulling the section slightly forward
and straight up.
Your RevAir device is equipped with various troubleshooting indicators. Please see the chart below for
tips on managing any errors that may appear on your LED screen.
Filter Fault Indicator
This indicates the Filter Panel is improperly
installed. Check the Filter Panel and the
Filter Basket to ensure proper installation.
If the issue persists, contact customer
support.
Base Over-Temperature Indicator
Indicates the Base has overheated.
If this happens, you will experience no heat
in the Wand. Turn the Wand heat to ( O )
and allow the device to keep running until
the “H” disappears.
This typically occurs if:
•the Filter Basket in the Base needs
to be cleaned
•the Hose is kinked or obstructed
•the Base is in an enclosed space or
too close to a wall obstructing proper
airow
COILY // KINKY
Avg Section Time: 60 - 90+ sec
CURLY
Avg Section Time: 60 - 90 sec
WAVY
Avg Section Time: 45 - 60 sec
STRAIGHT
Avg Section Time: 30 - 60 sec
HOW TO REV YOUR HAIR
TROUBLESHOOTING REVAIR

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• Do not perform any maintenance or repair work other than what is described in this RevAir Operating
Manual or advised by the RevAir Customer Support team.
• Always disconnect the ALCI plug from the wall outlet before inspecting for issues.
• If the device does not operate, rst conrm the wall outlet has power (Green Light on Reset Button
illuminates when plugged in), and the ALCI plug is inserted correctly into the outlet.
RevAir recommends emptying your Filter Basket after very 2-3 uses and
washing your Filter Basket after every 5 uses. Check the Mesh Filter Screen for residual
product build-up. Hold the filter up to a light; when your Filter Basket is clean,
the light will be clearly visible through the Mesh Filter Screen.
Removing hair and dust from your Filter Basket is not enough.
Cleaning the Filter Screen is key.
ACCESSING THE FILTER BASKET
WASHING THE FILTER BASKET
Manual Method Supplies Needed:
• Toothbrush or Small Soft Scrubbing Brush
• Mild Dish Soap
• Warm Water
Dishwasher Supplies Needed:
• Mild Dish Detergent
• Dishwasher
• First, unplug the Base Unit.
• Next, unlock the Filter Panel at the base of the
Hose by rotating the Filter Panel Latch counter-
clockwise.
• Remove the Hose and Filter Panel.
• Slide out the Filter Basket.
DEVICE CARE
LOOKING AFTER YOUR REVAIR DEVICE

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WASHING THE FILTER BASKET continued
• Remove any hair or dust that has accumulated within the Filter
Basket.
• With the Filter Basket out of the device, try lling the Filter
Basket with water. If the water does not drain quickly, your
Filter Basket needs a thorough cleaning. You can also
hold the Filter Basket up to a light; if the light is not visible
through the Filter Basket Screen, this is also an indication
that scrubbing is needed.
• Manual method: Using mild dish soap, warm water,
and a small brush (such as a toothbrush), clean both the
inside and outside of the Filter Basket Screen by gently
scrubbing the screen.
• Dishwasher method: with the open side up, run the Filter Basket
through a wash cycle in the top rack of your dishwasher.
• Let the Filter Basket completely air dry before reinstalling
into the Base Unit.
WASHABLE FOAM LINER INSERT (sold separately)
• Scrubbing the Filter Basket can be time-consuming! You can save time by adding a Washable Foam Liner
to a squeaky clean Filter Basket, making cleaning a breeze.
• The Foam Liner acts as a barrier to protect the Filter Basket and minimize build-up on the mesh.
• RevAir recommends cleaning the Foam Liner every 5 uses by removing loose hair, rinsing with warm soapy
water, and air drying. Foam liners are sold in packs of 2, providing a spare while air drying the other.
• Note: Before inserting the Foam Liner into the Filter Basket, be sure to start with a freshly scrubbed Filter
Basket.
• Washable Foam Liners are available for purchase at myrevair.com.
Washable Foam Liner
(sold separately)
DEVICE CARE
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CLEANING THE EXHAUST FILTERS
It is recommended you clean the Exhaust Filters once per month.
The Filter Tab on the Filter Basket should
t ush within the Filter Groove that is
located at the bottom of the Base Unit.
REINSTALLING THE FILTER BASKET INTO THE BASE UNIT
• Slide the Filter Basket into the Base Unit by aligning the Filter Tab with the Filter Basket Groove.
• IMPORTANT: Without the Filter Basket installed and the alignment of the Filter Tab correctly in the Base
Unit Groove, the device will not power on.
• Reattach the Hose to the Base Unit by sliding the
bottom Filter Panel Tab into the Groove located
at the bottom of the Filter opening of the Base
Unit.
• Gently push the Filter Panel forward until it is
flush with the Base Unit and securely covers the
Filter opening.
• Once the Filter Panel is firmly in place, turn the
Filter Panel Latch clockwise to lock the Filter
Panel into the Base Unit.
• To remove the Exhaust Filters, pinch the sides
together and gently pull the lter from its housing
within the Base.
• After removing the Exhaust Filters, shake off any
dust and rinse well with warm (not hot) water. Do
not wring or twist.
• Gently shake out any excess water, place the
Exhaust Filter on a cloth or paper towel, and
allow to air dry.
• When completely dry, insert the Exhaust Filters
back into the Base in the original orientation.
• While gently pinching the sides, press the lter
back into the Base.
DEVICE CARE