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Cleaning and Maintenance
Always disconnect the unit from the electrical outlet prior to cleaning or servicing the unit!
Note that the servicing intervals mentioned in this section are based on air purifier use of 12 hours per
day in a normal household environment. If your use of the air purifier differs from that described above,
then you can adjust the servicing intervals accordingly.
1. Clean the outside of the LAP-1 and the area around the air purifier with a soft damp cloth
once every month.
2. Access to the LAP-1 filters and serviceable components is by removing the rear cover.
To remove the rear cover, push the button above the rear cover while pulling back on the rear
cover. The rear cover will pivot away from the main unit and then it can be lifted up and away.
The rear cover is reinstalled by fitting the projection at the bottom of the rear cover into the
slot at the back of the main unit and then closing the top of the rear cover until it snaps into place.
3. The Pre-Filter is removed from the rear cover, by sliding it out the upper edge of the rear cover.
The Pre-Filter is reinstalled by sliding it back in the slot from where it was removed.
The Pre-Filter should be washed in warm soapy water or with a water spray once a month.
Make sure that the Pre-Filter is completely dry before reinstalling it.
4. The Granulated Active Carbon Filter is visible looking at the open back side of the main unit.
Remove the Carbon Filter by pulling on the ribbon attached to its top edge.
The Carbon Filter will thus detach the Velcro strips that hold it to the Filter Cassette.
Granulated Active carbon Filter should be replaced once a year.
If the Granulated Active Carbon Filter is dusty, it can be cleaned gently with a vacuum cleaner.