HealthProtect 7700i - Air purifier BLUEAIR - Free user manual and instructions

USER MANUAL HealthProtect 7700i BLUEAIR

Blueair HealthProtect™ 6 Safety instructions 8 Get started 10 Control panel 11 Filters 20 Move the air purifier 22 Cable winder 22 Care and maintenance 23 Troubleshooting 24 Disposal and recycling 25 Help and support 25 Warranty information 25 Specifications 26 Contents Please read this user manual carefully and keep it for future reference. The latest version of this user manual can be found on www.blueair.com Note: There may be local variations of these models.6 Blueair HealthProtect™ Blueair HealthProtect™ air purifiers are available in three models, the 10-models, the 40-models and the 70-models. All models are Wi-Fi enabled, have a GermShield

function to prevent bacterial growth, pre-filters and a main filter to purify air. All HealthProtect™ models have control functions and built in sensors. The 40-models and the 70-models have additional indications for air quality data. The 40-models have a display for particulate matter data. The 70-models have a dynamic screen control, with additional functions for particles, gases (tVOC), temperature, relative humidity and filter lifetime. You can change the air purifier settings at any time, using the control panel on the air purifier or remotely using the Blueair app. Additional functions are available for all models through the Blueair app. Recommendations for best performance

• Use the air purifier in a room that does not exceed the room size recommendation.

• Place the air purifier in a location where air can circulate freely in, out and around the air purifier.

• Do not place the air purifier closer than 10cm to another object.

• During operation, keep doors and windows in the room with the air purifier closed.

• Run the air purifier 24 hours per day with the GermShield

• Only use genuine Blueair filters.

• Change the main filter when the filter replacement indicator appears on the control panel.

• Follow the maintenance instructions in this user manual. Blueair air purifiers are mainly composed of a motor, a fan and a filter. The air purifier removes contaminants from the air in a room to improve indoor air quality.7

A Control panel G Pre-filters B Handle H Filter door C Air outlet I Main filter D Air quality sensor inlets J Fan and motor E Air inlet K Power cable (not in picture) F Feet and wheels L User Manual (not in picture)8 Safety instructionsSafety instructions Blueair HealthProtect™ air purifiers are electrical appliances for indoor use only, take the necessary precautions to reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury.

• This appliance can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance in a safe way and understand the hazards involved.

• Children shall not play with the appliance.

• Always disconnect the appliance from the power supply before maintenance.

• Do not alter the power plug in any way and do not attempt to open or service the appliance yourself. Service must be done by the manufacturer, service agent or similarly qualified person using only genuine Blueair spare parts.

• Ensure that the power cable and the power plug are not at risk of getting damaged. To avoid hazard, a damaged power cable must always be replaced by the manufacturer, service agent or similarly qualified person.

• If the appliance is damaged or malfunctions, turn it o, disconnect it from the power supply and contact Blueair.

• The power plug must be firmly inserted in the power socket.

• When disconnecting the unit from the power supply, do not pull the power cord, pull the power plug.

• Use the grounded power cable provided with your Blueair air purifier to plug directly and firmly into an appropriate, grounded electrical outlet. Refer to the rating label on your appliance.9

• Do not use an extension cord or a power strip. Refer to the rating label on your appliance.

• Do not alter the power plug in any way. If the plug does not fit into the outlet, contact qualified personnel to install the proper outlet.

• Do not use the included power cord for anything else but the appliance.

• Do not allow objects to enter or block the air inlets and air outlets as this can cause electric shock or damage the appliance.

• Do not place any objects on top of or directly against the appliance.

• Do not sit on, stand, climb onto or hang from the appliance.

• Keep the appliance, including the power cable, at a safe distance from heated surfaces and open fire.

• Keep the appliance and power plug away from water and other liquids.

• Keep the appliance and power plug away from chemicals such as pesticides and deodorants.

• Place the appliance on the floor. The appliance must be placed on a stable surface.

• Do not use the appliance outdoors or in wet environments such as bathrooms, laundry rooms or pool areas.

• Cleaning and maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision.10 Get started Plug into the power supply Step 1 Open the filter door, pull out the main filter and remove the protective wrapping. Step 1 If your air purifier has a removable power cable, plug the cable firmly into the power cable socket on the air purifier. Connect to the Blueair app Step 1 Download the Blueair app from the App store or Google play. Step 2 Open the Blueair app and follow the instructions to connect the air purifier. Connecting the air purifier to the Blueair app allows you to control the air purifier and change the settings remotely. The app adds additional functions to the air purifier. Step 2 Plug the power cable into a grounded wall outlet. Step 3 Press the On/O button to turn the air purifier on. Step 2 Put the main filter back into the air purifier and close the filter door. See section Filters for more information regarding filter handling. Tip! Store any excess cable length in the cable winder under the air purifier. Note! For some markets, the air purifier is equipped with a fixed power cable due to regulatory requirements.11 Control panel Air quality data 40-models 70-models Controls Air quality information All HealthProtect™ models have controls, a filter indicator and air quality information. The 40-models and the 70-models have additional indications for air quality data. The 40-models have a display for particulate matter data. The 70-models have a dynamic screen control, with additional functions for particles, gases (tVOC), temperature, relative humidity and filter lifetime. Filter indicator

Controls Control the air purifier using the buttons on the control panel or by using the Blueair app. On/O Press to turn On or O. Note! Wi-Fi, sensors and the GermShield

function continue to be in operation when the air purifier is turned o. In auto mode the air purifier automatically controls the airflow based on air quality information from the sensor. Press to Activate or Deactivate. Auto mode Indicators 10-models/40-models Status White light On. Status No light

Indicators 70-models13 Airflow speed Available airflow speed options are: 1, 2, 3 and 0. Speed: Indicators 10-models/40-models Indicators 70-models Press to switch between the dierent airflow speeds.

The air purifier has a GermShield

function that activates when a germ-prone environment is detected. The 70-models have an additional indicator on the screen for showing when the GermShield

is activated, a light draft can come from the air purifier when detecting a germ prone environment.14 See the Blueair app for further information regarding Wi-Fi connection. For support, visit www.blueair.com/customer-support Wi-Fi Connection Press for >15s to turn Wi-Fi on or o. Button Indicators (10-models and 40-models) Indicators LCD screen (70-models) Indicators Buttons (70-models) Status No light Wi-Fi functionality O. Status White fast “blinking” light Failed to connect. Status White light Connected to Wi-Fi network. Status White light Connected to Wi-Fi network. Status White fast “blinking” light Connection error. Status Green checkmark On. Status Red cross

Status White “pulsating” light Wi-Fi On, ready for onboarding. Status dimmed light Wi-Fi functionality O. Status White “pulsating” light Wi-Fi On, ready for onboarding. Status Red exclamation Connection error. A Wi-Fi function is available on all models and allows the air purifier to connect to the Blueair app and to receive functional updates. If you do not wish to be connected to Wi-Fi, press the Wi-Fi button to disable the Wi-Fi function.15 See Troubleshooting for more information on filter indicators. Status Filter replacement No lifetime left of the filter. Status No filter No filter detected. Status Filter warning Cannot detect a Blueair filter. Status Filter replacement No lifetime left of the filter. Indicators (10-models and 40-models) Indicators (70-models) Filter indicator Status New filter Filter change completed. The air purifier calculates the remaining lifetime of the filter based on usage and sensor readings, and indicates when it is time to replace the filter. Status Filter replacement “blinking” Cannot recognize a Blueair filter /No filter detected. Category indicators (70-models) Particle data Temperature Relative humidity Gas data Filter lifetime The categories of the dierent functions are indicated on the top of the screen- press the buttons on the control panel or on the left and right arrow to view the data for the chosen category. PM116 Air quality information The air quality levels for particulate matter (PM) and gases (tVOC) are indicated using a color scale on the control panel. See the Blueair app for further information regarding air quality. Particulate matter indicator Gases (tVOC) indicator The air quality indicator bar for particles will show the highest pollution level out of PM1, PM2.5 and PM10. Indicators Air quality level Particulate matter, particles with diameter of size 1 micrometer or less. Particulate matter, particles with diameter of size 10 micrometers or less. Volatile organic compounds, gases found in both outdoor and indoor air. Particulate matter, particles with diameter of size

2.5 micrometers or less.

PM1 PM10 VOC PM2.5 Very Polluted Good Moderate Slightly Polluted Excellent Data not available17 The 40-models have an additional display that shows measured values for PM1, PM2.5 and PM10. Press the left or right arrow to switch between the dierent particulate matter sizes. Air quality data 40-models and 70-models Indicators Status Air quality Value of 18 μg/m

PM2.5 Category Value Status bar Active functions The 70-models have a dynamic screen control that shows additional values and statuses for dierent categories, and have additional indications to show active functions. Press the left or right arrow to switch between the dierent categories.18 36% 17˚C Temperature indicatorRelative humidity indicatorCategory Temperature Value of 17 degrees Celsius/63 degrees Fahrenheit in the room. Category Relative humidity Value of 36% in the room.The room temperature is indicated on the screen. Press the left or right arrow to switch to the Temperature category page.The relative humidity of the room is indicated on the screen. Press the left or right arrow to switch to the Relative humidity category page.The air quality data for particles are indicated on the screen. Press the left or right arrow to switch to the Particle data category page. The screen shows measured values for PM1, PM2.5 and PM10, with its related air quality information indicated in the status bar.Particle data indicatorCategory PM1Value of 5 μg/m

Gas data indicator Category Gas data Value of air quality levels for gases (tVOC) in the room over time. Status Excellent air quality. The air quality data for gases (tVOC) is indicated on the screen. Press the left or right arrow to switch to the Gas data category page. The screen shows the dierent sensor readings of gases over time. Filter lifetime indicator 90%

The remaining lifetime of the filter is indicated on the screen. Press the left or right arrow to switch to the Filter lifetime category page. The air purifier will count down from 100% with a new filter, and indicate when it is time to change filter. Category Filter lifetime Value of 90% left of the filter. Status bar counting down. Category Filter lifetime Value of 9% left of the filter. Status bar counting down.20 Blueair filter subscription program Use the Blueair app or visit www.blueair.com to sign up for the Blueair filter subscription program. (Not available in all markets) Clean the pre-filters For best performance, clean the pre-filters regularly. Step 1 Push the left or right side frame indent of the air purifier to release the pre-filter. Step 3 Clean the pre-filter, by wiping with a dust cloth or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment. Step 5 Push the pre-filter to lock it in position. Step 2 Pull out the pre-filter from the slot. Step 4 Place the pre-filter back into the slot. Filters The air purifier is delivered with two pre-filters and one SmartFilter installed. The filters purify the air from both particles and gases. For best performance, clean the pre-filters regularly and change the main filter when the air purifier indicates filter change. To find the correct main filter for your air purifier, use the Blueair app or visit www.blueair.com. The model number of your air purifier can be found on the rating label on the air purifier. Important! Always turn o and disconnect the appliance from the power supply before changing filters, cleaning or carrying out maintenance procedures.21 The air purifier calculates the remaining lifetime of the filter based on usage and sensor readings, and indicates when it is time to change filter. The recommended time for filter change is between 6-12 months depending on the indoor conditions. A filter replacement indicator appears on the control panel when it is time to change filter. Change the main filter Step 1 Open the filter door. Note! The air purifier will turn o when the filter door is opened. Step 3 Note! Remember to remove the protective plastic from the new main filter before use. Insert the new main filter. Step 2 Remove the old main filter by pulling gently on to the two tabs. Close the main filter to seal the pollutants inside. Step 4 Close the filter door. Note! The filter door needs to be closed for the air purifier to start again. Filter replacement indicator (10-models and 40-models) Filter replacement indicator (70-models) Important! Use only original Blueair filters suitable for the model to ensure proper function and performance of the air purifier, and to qualify for full warranty coverage.22 Move the air purifier Cable winder The air purifier has feet and wheels to enable moving. Important!

• Unplug the air purifier before moving it.

• Make sure that the filter door on the air purifier is securely closed.

• Move the air purifier by holding onto the handle at the top of the air purifier with two hands.

• Move the air purifier by tilting it backwards and rolling it on its wheels. The air purifier has a manual cable winder to store away any excess cable length. The cable winder is at the bottom of the air purifier. Store any excess cable by wrapping it around the cable winder.23 Care and maintenance General

• Disconnect the air purifier from the power supply before maintenance.

• Do not allow foreign objects to enter the air inlets or air outlets. This may cause electric shock or damage the air purifier.

• Never clean with gasoline, chemical solvents or corrosive materials as these agents may damage the air purifier.

• Make sure the air purifier is completely dry before connecting it to power.

• Do not wash the main filter. The main filter is not washable or reusable. Cleaning

• Clean the pre-filters by wiping with a dust cloth or vacuuming with a soft brush attachment.

• Wipe the exterior of the air purifier with a soft, clean, damp cloth.

• Open the door, clean the inside of the door with a soft, clean cloth.

• Vacuum the small air inlets with a soft brush attachment.

• Vacuum the inside of the air purifier with a soft brush attachment.

• Clean and check the power cable and power plug for wear or damages.

• Clean the sensor when changing the main filter. Air quality sensor The inlet for the air quality sensor is located on the side of the air purifier. Vacuum the inlet with a soft brush attachment.24 Troubleshooting For further support, please visit www.blueair.com/customer-support Trouble Possible cause Action The air purifier does not work. The power cable is not connected to the power supply. Connect the power cable to the power supply. The filter door is not closed on the air purifier. Gently close the filter door completely. The connection is not working. The Wi-Fi does not meet the requirements of the device. Contact Blueair customer service. The Blueair app does not have an updated version or have a temporary bug. Check for updates. The Blueair app has user account issues. Contact Blueair customer service. The air purifier is indicating that no data is available. The sensor values are updating. Wait 30 seconds for update. Disconnect the power cable from the wall outlet and wait approximately five seconds before reconnecting the power cable. The filter indicator is blinking on the control panel and/or the air purifier has reduced airflow speed /or a filter warning is indicated on the screen. The main filter, or an original Blueair filter, is not detected. Insert a main filter and/or check it is inserted properly in the air purifier. Change to an original Blueair filter. The buttons on the control panel are blinking when pressed or the display indicates Child lock (not on all models). The Child lock function is activated. Turn o Child lock in the Blueair app. The air purifier have lost Wi-Fi connection and Child lock is activated in the app. - Disconnect the power cable from the wall outlet and wait approximately five seconds before reconnecting the power cable.25 Warranty information The Blueair Limited Warranty applies only if the air purifier is installed, used and maintained according to the instructions in this manual. For warranty conditions visit www.blueair.com/warranty Warranty and returns If you purchased the air purifier at one of our authorized retailers, please contact the same store to request assistance. Help and support If you have questions about your product, please visit www.blueair.com or contact your local Blueair retailer. To contact Blueair for personalized support, please visit www.blueair.com/customer-support This air purifier should be disposed or recycled as electrical waste and the filter may be recycled as plastic. If you have questions regarding the disposal and recycling of this air purifier, please contact your local recycling facility for availability or Blueair dealer and ask for the correct method of recycling. Disposal and recycling The crossed-out waste bin symbol on the appliance or on its packaging means that at the end of its useful lifespan, the product must be disposed of separately from ordinary household wastes.26 Specifications 7400-series 7700-series Input voltage, Frequency 100-127VAC/220-240VAC, 50/60Hz 100-127VAC/220-240VAC, 50/60Hz Power consumption

43W 72W Operating frequency 2402–2480 MHz, 13.56 MHz 2402–2480 MHz, 13.56 MHz Output power Max 5mW Max 5mW Sound level (min-max)

According to IEC 60335-1:2010

Sound pressure according to GB4214.1-2017

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