RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer User manual

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Table of Contents
Important Safety Instructions & Warnings
Before using this device 3-5
Thank You
Register your device 6
RevAir Is Here
What’s in the box? 7
Parts & Functions
What does this thing do? 8-9
Device Assembly
Get it together 10-11
Using Your RevAir Device
Before you get started 12-13
How to Rev Your Hair
New technology means new techniques 14
Device Maintenance
Keep it clean 15-18
Storing Your RevAir
Best practices 19
Looking After Your RevAir Device
A little TLC 19
Disposal Information
It’s hard to say goodbye 19

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Important Safety Instructions
BEFORE USING THIS DEVICE, READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS AND
CAUTIONARY MARKINGS IN THIS MANUAL AND ON THE DEVICE.
WARNING
When using an electrical device, basic precautions should always be followed, including the following:
THESE WARNINGS APPLY TO THE DEVICE, AND WHERE APPLICABLE, TO ALL TOOLS,
ACCESSORIES, OR MAIN ADAPTORS.
01. This device is for household use only and not commercial processes.
02. Never use while sleeping.
03. When this device is used by children, or individuals with limited physical, sensory or reasoning
capabilities, close supervision is necessary.
04. Do not allow to be used as a toy. Close attention is necessary when used by or near children.
Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the device.
05. Do not use as a vacuum cleaner or for any vacuuming purposes such as picking up and/or
collecting small items or debris.
06. Do not insert anything other than hair into the wand.
07. Do not operate this device outside or where oxygen is being administered.
08. CAUTION: At Reverse-Air Speed Level 1, use Low (I) or No (O) Heat. High Heat should only be
used when Reverse-Air Speed Dial is set at Level 2 or higher.
09. If the device is used in a bathroom, unplug after use. The proximity of water presents a hazard even
when this device is switched o.
10. Do not place the wand on any surface during use.
11. Do not place the Base Unit on the oor while operating.
12. WARNING: Do not use this device near bathtubs, showers, basins or other vessels containing
water.
13. Do not operate this device with an extension cord.

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14. Do not operate this device with a voltage converter.
15. Only plug this device into a 120V/60hz 15amp outlet.
16. If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced or repaired by RevAir, its service agent or
similarly qualied persons in order to avoid a hazard.
17. This device has a manual, resettable ALCI safety feature to prevent electric shock. If your device
turns o, unplug it from the power outlet, and press the RESET button. Plug it into the power outlet
once again, and power on. If it still does not work, check to see if the power outlet has a resettable
safety device that needs to be reset. Alternatively, try another outlet to determine whether it is an
electrical issue rather than a device issue. Should those methods fail contact RevAir Customer
Support at [e-mail] or [phone].
18. To ensure the ALCI safety feature is working properly, 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.
This veries that the safety feature is operating 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.
CAUTION
MAY BE HOT!
CAUTION
SURFACES
MAY BE HOT!

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19. This device includes over temperature sensors. If the unit becomes overheated while using it,
the heater will stop and the Lighted Handle will blink quickly. If the unit continues to overheat
because of a dirty or clogged lter, the heat and reverse-air motor will shut down until it has cooled
suciently.
20. For additional protection, the installation of a residual current device (RCD) having a rated residual
operating current not exceeding 30 mA is advisable in the electrical circuit supplying the bathroom.
Ask your installer for advice.
21. Hair sections too large can limit air ow and result in heater turning o due to over temperature
sensor. If the heater turns o, the unit will continue to operate. Reduce hair section size to elimi-
nate over temperature turn o. The heat shut-o will be indicated by a change in vacuum sound
during use.
22. CAUTION: 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.
23. Do not allow anything to block the Air Outlet on Base or Heat Chamber Air Inlet on Wand.
24. Do not handle any part of the plug or device with wet hands.
25. Do not put any liquids on or into the RevAir Base, Hose or Wand.
26. Do not force the plug’s polarized pin into power outlet/socket if it does not t.
27. Do not unplug by pulling on the cable. To unplug, grasp the plug housing, not the cable.
28. Do not stretch the cord or place the cord under strain. Keep the cord away from heated surfaces.
Do not wrap the cord around the device. Cord should only be wrapped around the intended Cord
Wrap Plate.
29. Refer to the Device Maintenance section of this manual for maintenance instructions.
30. 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.
31. 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.
32. If this device is not working properly, has been dropped, damaged, left outdoors, or has come into
contact with water, do not use and contact RevAir Customer Support at [e-mail]
or [phone].

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Thank you for purchasing RevAir, the
world’s rst and only Reverse-Air Dryer.
If you have any questions about your RevAir device, contact RevAir Customer Support at [e-mail] or
[phone] with your serial number and details of where/when you purchased your device.
Most questions can be answered over the phone by our trained RevAir Customer Support team.
Visit support.myrevair.com for online help, videos, general tips and useful information about RevAir.
The serial number can be found on the rating plate located on the back of the Base Unit.
Write your serial number for future reference on the front page of this manual.
To help us ensure you achieve the best possible results and receive prompt and ecient service, please
register as a RevAir device owner. There are two ways to do this:
• Online at support.myrevair.com
• Telephone RevAir Customer Support at [phone]
Please register as a RevAir device owner
800280
JAN-19
S/N: XXXXXXXXXXX
Model # RAXXXXX
REVX
120V/60Hz/13.5A
Net Wt:10lb/4.5kg
Made In Mexico for RevAir, LLC. Designed in USA
RevAir Serial Number
(S/N:)

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Patented reverse-air and heat technology envelops hair completely, drying it from root to end. At the same
time, reverse-air’s natural force creates the tension needed to eortlessly dry hair straight.
In addition to delivering straight, sleek, incredible results, RevAir is:
Doubles Drying Eectiveness Less Heat Means Less Damage Does the Hard Work for You
FASTER
RevAir is here and nothing will ever
be quite the same.
HEALTHIER EASIER
IN THE BOX RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer
Heat Producing Wand
(detachable from hose)
Hose
(attached to lter cover panel)
Reverse-Air Base Unit Removable Filter
(resides inside the base unit)
NOTE: Hose shown shortened
for illustration purposes only.
NOTE: For convenience, the
Wand will be shipped
pre-attached to the hose.

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Hose
Connector
4. Filter Panel
Filter Panel
Latch
Strain Relief Filter Notch Base Housing Notch
3. Reverse-Air
Speed Dial
2. Main Power
On/O Switch
6. Lighted Handle
(Warning Notication)
5. Filter
Heat Chamber Cover
Heat Chamber Screen
(interior)
1. Temperature Control
Wand
Connector
Reverse-Air Base Unit Fig. 2.0
Heat Producing Wand Fig. 1.0
Parts & Functions RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer
NOTE: Hose shown shortened
for illustration purposes only.
1. Temperature Control Fig. 1.0
•High, Low and No Heat settings
•No Heat setting allows cool air to seal in the shine
2. Main Power On/O Switch Fig. 2.0
3. Reverse-Air Base Unit Fig. 2.0
•In addition to the O setting, 7 additional speed
settings on the dial allow adjustment of reverse-air
tension
4. Filter Panel Fig. 2.0
•Panel remains connected to Hose
•Rotate Filter Panel Latch counter-clockwise to
remove Filter Panel
5. Filter Fig. 2.0
•Filter Notch must align for proper insertion
•Filter must be installed for Base Unit to function
6. Lighted Handle (Warning Notication) Fig. 2.0
•Glows steady when power is on
•Lights a slow flash sequence to notify that the Filter
and/or Filter Panel is not correctly locked in place
(Base Unit will not operate)
•Lights a fast flash sequence if the Base Unit
overheats (Base Unit will still operate, but heat will shut
off until cooled down)
Wand
Mouth

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Heat Producing Wand Fig. 3.0
Reverse-Air Base Unit Fig. 4.0
Circuit Breaker
12. Cord Wrap
Plate
10. Air Outlet
9. Wand Docking
Hook
Lighted Handle
(Warning Notication)
8. Wand Docking
Groove
Wand
Connector
Heat Chamber Screen
Air Inlet
Heat Chamber
7. Heat Chamber Cover
7. Heat Chamber Cover Fig. 3.0
• Filters incoming air into the Heater
8. Wand Docking Groove Fig. 3.0
• Line up with Wand Docking Hook (Fig. 4.0.9)
located on the Base Unit for secure storage
9. Wand Docking Hook Fig. 4.0
•For easy storage of Wand on Base Unit
10. Air Outlet 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
11. Exhaust Filter Fig. 4.0
•For noise suppression and additional air ltration
12. Cord Wrap Plate Fig. 4.0
•For manual cord storage
Parts & Functions RevAir Reverse-Air Dryer
11. Exhaust Filter

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After unpacking your new RevAir device:
Device Assembly
Insert Filter into Base Unit. Filter Notch must line up with intended groove to t in properly. Without Filter
installed and Filter Notch groove aligned properly, Base Unit will not power on. Every few uses, it is important
to empty and clean Filter.
2.
1. For convenience, the Wand will arrive pre-attached to the Hose. For Wand removal instructions refer to the
maintenance section of this manual (pgs. 15-18).

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Unwind the electric cord from the Cord Wrap Plate.
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 RESET
and you are ready to insert the plug into a wall
outlet. Only insert into a 120V/60hz 15amp outlet.
On the back of the device, there is a Circuit
Breaker. Should there be a power surge or short,
the breaker will trip, turning o the power to the
unit. The face will be white when it is tripped. If this
happens, unplug the unit from the wall and push to
reset the breaker. If the issue continues, contact
[e-mail] or [phone].
4. 5.
RESET
TEST
Device Assembly
Attach Hose to Base Unit by sliding bottom tab of Filter Panel into the Base Housing Notch located at
the Filter opening. Gently push Filter Panel forward so it is ush with Base Unit and securely covers Filter
opening. Once Filter Panel is rmly in place, turn Filter Panel Latch clockwise to lock to Base Unit.
3.

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Using Your RevAir Device
Before you get started
PLEASE READ THE ‘IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS’ IN THIS
REVAIR OPERATING MANUAL BEFORE PROCEEDING
Designed to work on all hair types, RevAir’s patented technology is customizable so you can get the best
results for your unique hair.
When considering your hair type; wavy, curly, coily or straight, also consider its length, width and density.
Think too about its porosity - is it damaged by chemical treatments such as coloring, bleaching or relaxing?
These are all important factors in determining the reverse-air speed and heat levels needed to get the best
results for your unique hair. Be prepared to experiment a bit to get it perfect for your hair type.
Reverse-air provides the tension needed to straighten hair. Dierent hair types need dierent levels of
reverse-air speed. Chances are, hair which doesn’t need high speed, is not suited for a high level. If the
speed is too high for your hair, it could slightly tangle so you’ll need to nd what works best for you.
In general, healthy and thicker hair (thick strands) tend to work well on higher levels. Those same levels may
not suit damaged or ne hair. Also, shorter hair may manage better than longer hair at higher levels. There
are no hard and fast rules, though, so start low and slow and test your way up.
We recommend you begin with clean, towel dried hair. Before feeding hair into the powered-on device, be
sure the Reverse-air Speed is set no higher than Level 2. Pull hair out of the wand after 10 seconds and
check to see if any tangles are beginning to form at the ends. If you detect none, and think you need more
speed, move up to the next level for another 10 seconds. Repeat until you nd your ideal tension level.
Level 2
Setting
Reverse-Air Speed

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The eectiveness of reverse-air means less heat is needed than when blow drying. So, even on high, RevAir
heat is relatively low. Still, your hair may require even less, so we recommend you experiment with both high
and low settings. As a nishing step, turning heat to Oduplicates the cold shot found on most blow dryers.
II = High Temperature (800 watts)
O= No Heat | Cold Shot
I = Low Temperature (400 watts)
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.
Temperature Control
TROUBLESHOOTING TIP
With the Wand set to ( I ) or ( II ), and the Base powered on, if you do not feel heat
at the Wand Mouth, double check your Wand to Hose connections. See page 18
for Wand connection troubleshooting.
If you continue to experience issues, please email [e-mail] or visit
support.myrevair.com.

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How you Rev is likely to be as unique as your hair. So, take your time exploring dierent techniques
to see what works best for you.
First, determine your best heat and speed level settings*. Next, follow these steps to Rev
your hair: *See “Before You Get Started” section to determine your best Rev settings.
Wash, towel dry and comb your hair. You can use your favorite leave in conditioner, or heat protecting
spray. However, it is important to avoid sticky xatives such as mousse, gels, and setting sprays.
1.
Power on the Base Unit. Set the Temperature Control (Wand) and Reverse-Air Speed Dial
(Base Unit) to the level ideal to your hair type and condition.
CAUTION: When using Reverse-air speed Level 1, use Low (l) or No (O) Heat. High Heat should
only be used when Reverse-Air Speed Dial is set at Level 2 or higher.
2.
Begin with a hair section taken from a 3 inch by 3 inch 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 velocity and
smooth ow. Those with average hair density are likely to be able to complete their head in 7-10
sections.
For added volume, we recommend having one section be the crown where you Rev your hair
straight up.
3.
Feed the section of hair into the Wand until the Wand Mouth reaches your roots. Slowly move
the Wand to reach all roots of that section, repositioning slightly or lightly “dabbing”, as necessary.
Pull Wand away slightly to check dryness of section. Each section can commonly take 30 to 90
seconds to fully complete.
Note: Hair should not be left in the Wand for more than 120 seconds continuously. Check
hair periodically throughout drying process. Do not pump the Wand, repeatedly moving
it up and down the hair length, as this is not necessary and may compromise smooth air
ow.
4.
Once that section of hair is dry, repeat, section by section, until complete.
5.
How to Rev Your Hair
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
change in sound from the Heat Chamber
Blower during use.

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•Remove the Filter Panel.
•Slide out the Filter.
•Remove hair accumulated within the Filter.
• While out of the device, try lling with the Filter with water. If the water does not drain quickly, your Filter needs a
thorough cleaning.
•Dishwasher method: with open side up, run the Filter through wash cycle in the top rack of your dishwasher. Let
the Filter completely air dry before replacing.
•Manual method: Using dish soap and a small brush, such as a tooth brush, clean both the inside and outside of the
Filter mesh. Let the Filter completely air dry before replacing.
We recommend you empty and clean the Filter every ve uses.
Device Maintenance
•First unplug the Base Unit.
•Next, Unlock the Filter Panel at the base of the Hose
by rotating the Filter Panel Latch counter-clockwise.

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•Reconnect the Filter Panel and lock into place by turning the Filter Panel Latch clockwise.
•The exterior of the Base Unit, Hose and Wand may be cleaned with a soft damp cloth.
•Never use any harsh chemicals or abrasive cleansers.
Device Maintenance
•IMPORTANT: Filter Notch must line up with intended groove to t in properly. Without Filter installed,
and the alignment of the Filter Notch in its groove, the Base Unit will not power on.

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Device Maintenance
Unlocking the Wand from the Hose.
We recommend you clean the Exhaust Filter once per month.
To remove the Exhaust Filter simply pinch the sides together and gently pull to remove the lter from
it’s housing within the Base.
After removing the Exhaust Filter, blow o
any dust and rinse well with warm (not hot)
water. Do not wring or twist.
Gently shake out any excess water, place on
a cloth or paper towel, and allow to air dry.
2.
When completely dry, insert the Exhaust
Filter back into the Base, in the original
orientation. While gently pinching the sides,
press the lter back into the Base.
3.
Strain
Relief
While holding the Strain Relief on the Hose in one hand, and the neck of the Wand in your other hand,
complete a sharp counter clockwise turn to unlock the wand from the hose. Carefully pull the wand from
the hose.
Cleaning the Wand and/or Hose interior.
If you nd it necessary to clean the interior of your Wand or Hose for any reason, we recommend using a damp
microber or sponge brush, after removing the Wand from the Hose. Gently insert the brush and swab the
interior of the Wand and/or Hose. Do not run water or cleaner through the Wand or Hose. Allow components
to air dry completely before reassembly.

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Device Maintenance
•Remove any accumulated hair and lint from both Screens by lightly brushing with a small brush such as a toothbrush.
•Replace the Heat Chamber Cover by aligning notches, pushing the Heat Chamber Cover on and turning clockwise
until secure.
As you notice hair and lint accumulation, we recommend checking and cleaning
your Heat Chamber Cover.
•First, unplug the Base Unit.
•Twist Heat Chamber Cover counter-clockwise to remove.
Align the Key on the Hose with the Groove on the Wand. While holding the Strain Relief on the Hose, and
the Wand in your other hand, and push together rmly. Complete a sharp clockwise turn to lock the Wand
into place.
No Heat?!
Double check for a secure
connection.
Groove
Key
Attaching the Wand to the Hose.
Strain
Relief

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Looking After Your RevAir Device
•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.
•RevAir products are made from high grade recyclable materials. Recycle this product at your local recycling
center.
•Always disconnect the ALCI plug from the wall outlet before inspecting for issues. If the device will not
operate, rst check if the wall outlet has power and that the ALCI plug is properly inserted into the outlet.
Disposal Information
Another option for storage is to leave the Base Unit
where it is used and place the Wand into the RevAir
Get a Grip Wand Holder (sold separately). Learn more
at myrevair.com.
Storing Your RevAir
To store your RevAir once nished, wrap the Hose twice
around the Base Unit going clockwise. The Wand
should reach the Wand Docking Hook on the left
side of the Base Unit. Secure the Wand to the Wand
Docking Hook via the Wand Docking Groove on the
right side of the wand.

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