Philips DE5206/00 User Manual page 35

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.
The dehumidifier
produces a
unpleasant smell.
The dehumidifier is
loud.
The dehumidifier
still indicates that I
need to replace a
filter, but I already
did.
Error codes "E1",
"E2", "E3" "E4" or
"E5" displays on
the screen.
Possible solution
• The pre-filter is dirty. Clean the pre-filter (see chapter
"Cleaning").
•
One of the filters has not been placed in the appliance.
Make sure that all filters are properly installed in the
following order, starting with the innermost filter:
1) NanoProtect filter HEPA Series 1 (FY1119); 2) pre-filter.
• The air quality sensor is wet. Make sure that the air quality
sensor is clean and dry (see chapter "Cleaning").
• The air quality sensor is dirty. Clean the air quality sensor
(see chapter "Cleaning").
• The first few times you use the dehumidifier, it may
produce a plastic smell. This is normal. The dehumidifier
may also produce an unpleasant smell when the filter is
dirty. In this case, clean or replace the appropriate filter.
• If the dehumidifier produces a burnt odor, switch OFF and
unplug from the electrical outlet. Contact the Consumer
Care Center in your country for assistance.
•
If the dehumidifier is too loud, change the fan speed to
a lower fan speed level. When using the product in a
bedroom at night, choose a lower fan speed.
•
Make sure that the dehumidifier is placed on a flat and
stable surface.
•
Perhaps you did not reset the filter lifetime counter. Plug
in the dehumidifier, touch
and touch and hold the timer button
• The dehumidifier has malfunctions. Contact the Consumer
Care Center in your country.
to switch on the dehumidifier,
for 3 seconds.
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