Livart L-A100W, Operating Lnstructions

Page 1: ...e LIVART Arr washer Please read these instructions before using the LIVART and keep them in a sate place tor future reference lf you pass the air washer on to anyone else you should also pass on the instruclions Remove all packaging before using the product but keep the packaging until you are satisfied that the product is operaling correctly ...

Page 2: ...lnstruction book 3 19 Belore using the appliance for the first iime please read the safety advice on page 6 E 1 3 19 r llE lE l E6l 71 E 6trll0J le l E rlEg 9 lolEd te ...

Page 3: ...F Suction part G Hepa Jilter H Suction part cover l Water sink J Antibacterial disk K Water level sensor L Power cord M Power cord connector N Handle O Power cord hook fiIEEA 1H1 A EH B tr c E zBl D EEJf E EEJf A F Eg G lltrl JE1 H oJ 7 lsl l TcT J tl K Ptdl l L Efl E M Tfl ZLI E N 0lE a6l O Efl E E ...

Page 4: ...this cord connector N Handle Please use the handle below the appliance when move the appliance O Power cord hook Please put power plug in the power cord connector and push the cord in the hook x This product is evaporator type of humidifier that has very micro size steam particle so it lilters out bacteria and is beneficial to health A E 7lelg A l E 61 qtr TlEol Lf EIEE EZ4E oJdfll rl Jlq B 5E IE ...

Page 5: ...Et 3 E l I 9 Warm steam display lamp I to t o t inn displav lamp 9 3E7l6 E tlziu I tt ail cleaning display lamp L 10 trf E lflr 12 OPi display lamp I 13 Air cleaning on off button I I tl tlr control button l I ts Function select control button I tO wum steam control button l7 Steam volume control button I l8 on off Lock 3sec button I a el 5tr H tEoil 7171a l Ed l J 01ts BlolE E 7l9 leE tr HlEol E ...

Page 6: ...same type and rating to avoid ahazard o For additional protection we recommend the use of a power outlet with a rated current o 1O amps To avoid circuit overload do not operate another high wattage appliance on the same circuit It may result in fire electric shock and or personal injury due to a tripping hazard o Never use the power cord to pull the plug out from the socket A JIAI lE6l l7l EOl E 1...

Page 7: ...service centre in order to avoid any hazards a Please expect that the water on water tank cover may drop on the carpet and floor when you take water tank out o Keep appliance out of reach of children Holl E lII ol llS 1801 gddlz I l TlIlEl ort L ot t t L t Et TLtltaHLtLt 01 Ee e e Elr E lEoll l rsllTl Ll tl l rf 1le JE al7f flaqtl o13 rl l5 3 t7VlLl rf gg 6f l of lle dfl 7 9l0llEZS gal 5 l 0l 119 ...

Page 8: ...Don t put paper cloth under the appliance it may cause an electric shock and fire A et l 3If eol A l6H iE SEolilJ t00cm 0lS E LJlsl E H E4 E BJ l SGl ttl Ll 43 g l jE 6l r lle E tsrE 4oll s au n l Jol fleq 5e1 l6le g5 gl TlEl o lOlt d6H oJS loo sl l llg E EF 67l lE Eg6l l l 19 ZrJ 0ll Ll gsf illd or l rALlrl E4 84 BEqi i4af E7l4o 6H ll eEql C6H E T E4arPl ldlElTl qflg l0l Eltrl el drllf 8 lZ fEdl ...

Page 9: ... the voltage caref ully to ensure your home power voltage fits the appliance This appliance is only for 120 power voltage o uf ol 44oE EEE 0ll IIIEE l 6lU l36ld le s EolLf gHJ ll lle E46l l ol Jle rll 801 J8 r 9l Lltl o TEtlAl lEE EP 3 _r lgg a or qrL E ill LH ei E Ja Lrl olr OlEA l r 3 tJ ag L l l Ef 119 llE0l SElzLf r8E goJol ELlrf o zl zl f l 7l aJl l E 01 5Zl H6l 3 l gl LltL 67le lEt dgolo JC6...

Page 10: ... appliance clean Don t put any flammable material in the appliance as it may cause fire lEE Hl l rBt e E rllE8 Eal d dflis l S BflltL LllE f 6l J0ll 9 t 83 E 011tr ft6l 3 Ed aJEoll Jol Eol I E l7l lle ral 3 dg alr dlEoll a e lg E llol t l7l E6 q lE E 3 l El lls te l EoJ 0l EJLltf EEJr JGlralTl LL 649 EqE q el 9e 0l le e glol l e EEJroll 71 EHoJ HX _ E t llo 83 dPll fE6H le P Eol ll rloC l Erlg LIT...

Page 11: ...he product components 4 EES E lloll r EE ZHI rof lll9 EEE dcl S l llzl E 3 tololl l dcl J l rt l19 E trl E 9a17f iE Llrf A o Don t place hot water 40 degrees water chemicals detergent and germicide in water tank o lt may cause damage to product o lt may be harmful to your health A EJroll tr7l3 EolLf 40 C0 lA BJ BF IL a qF E llg8 A 4 53 t0l4E rll rsq fl l0l Ellrf zaql Lig Ed ztE al7l l6Llrf 11 ...

Page 12: ...econds lt is possible to charge the time control 3 When the Child nrode is selected Child Air Cleaning OA I Wam Steam wilt be automaiically on The stmm volume will be on low mode for 5O mirutes Iollowed by mid mode for 10 min tes The tirne control will be 10 hourc and the cunent humidfu will be auiomatically set and displayed in accordance with the ambient humidity lt is possible to change the tim...

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Page 15: ...ton is pressed it will change the operaling hours in the ordei of CO Conlinuous t hour 2h re 11 houre 12 hmrs llr rqlqt q B trl Dl CqE4 l lA 2 lZ tt tl t 12rP1 s Jt t lzJ 3nioll trl J3 tlz1rlg rlr l lg rlr ta 4 E tq lsllEJLltl OO OO No Water display lunction When there is shorlage ot waler during lhe operalion lhe No Wats dispray lamp wilt be on retting bfi the buzer tsil waler ln lrE waler tank f...

Page 16: ...k inside a lf water tank inside contains scale please use soft cloth wipe it and wash out with clean water There will be some dirt stick to the tank inside wall which can be cleaned with small amount of neutral detergent Rinse completely EAetEal ollGl l ri ed E trJ r l rh rol 4 el PlclTlEBJ rr l o a d0lLf rl b_ lE r tot alir I 9l8rlfl oilclfl l s4 pl6H rfg Br e zl 9 1 G lllr H L L 1 dE LH el E3 0H...

Page 17: ...the appliance Put appliance into the original box and keep it in a cool place Technicaldata Voltage V 120V 60Hz Power consumption W 330W warm mist 32W Evaporator mist 4 rllEE f8i6 l gr nfl0llts filE Lll q 1 I0l E4 E E HlSr eJE6l gel l Z fl8 EtLltrl 5 rllE g lrJ E 1 r Eel L q 7fl 01 E 7t eJdal ga1 7171fl oil E 1611119 EJ I HTH uo u el el LH z1l10l 8461 le tri qF ollf gBJ llrll tE6l ff LltL r r llfi...

Page 18: ...ter in the water lank and water sink for a long time Replace water in the water tank with lresh waier every day and dispose of the water in the waler sink every day as well Clean lhe water sink al least twice a week It b hakircvvder ls the water tank cap completely tightened ls there a packing or is lhere any damage 1o ii Tighten ii complelely ReDlace it wilh new packing It b rddng odd ndses Are t...

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