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USER MANUAL OurAir TK 850 MANN+HUMMEL

Original Operating Manual

MANN+ HUMMEL Vickers Air GmbH & Co. OHG Einzetholder Weg 14-15 D-23649 Sprachholol Indoor Air Purifier- OurAir TK 850 Serial number: Part number: Volume: Frequency: Power: Current: Weight Manufacturing dade: YYYY Designed and Engineered in Germany Made in China MANN+ HUMMEL 5 6 7 8 9 10

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Abu. 3: TK 850 Frontansich

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Original Operating Manual

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Table of contents

Table of contents

Table of contents

1 INTRODUCTION 4

1.1 Vendor and publisher 4

1.2 Means of representat on 4

1.2.1Lists4

1.2.2 Instructions 5

1.2.3 Safety notices 5

1.2.4 Mandatory signs 5

1.2.5 General information

2 SAFETY

2.1 Basic safety instructions

2.2 Intended use

2.3 Non-intended use

2.4. Labeling on the appliance

2.4.1 Type label (example)

3 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

3.1 General information on indoor air quality

3.2 The purification process described

4 TECHNICAL DATA

4.1 Appliance representation

5 INSTALLATION

5.1 Transport

5.2 Positioning

6 COMMISSIONING

6.1 Special safety instructions

6.11 Electrical requirements

6.12 UV-C light bulbs*

6.1.3 Filter elements

6.2 Power supply 17

7 OPERATION

71 Home screen

7.2 Description of the controls

7.5 PIN code**

7.51 PIN code screen protection**

7.3.2 Charge PIN code**

7.4 Starting the appliance

7.5 Selecting the fan level

7.6 Manually switching the UV-C lamp on

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps.

^19 Applies to models with PIN code protection

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7.7 Automatic and manual mode 23

7.71 Manual mode 23

7.7.2 Automatic mode (timer) 23

7.8 Advanced settings 24

7.8.1 Language 24

7.8.2 Date and time 25

7.8.3 Disp ay brightness 25

7.9 Service menu 26

7.9.1 Show the remaining filter service life 26

7.9.2 Confirm filter change 26

7.9.3 Display operating hours 27

7.9.4 Confirm light-bulb replacement ^® 27

7.10 Display device information 27

8 FILTER REPLACEMENT 28

8.1 Special safety instructions 28

8.2 Filter replacement at a glance 29

8.3 Replacing the pre-filter 30

8.4 Replacing the HEPA filter 31

9 LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT\* 33

9.1 Special safety instructions 33

9.2 Replacing the light bulbs 34

10 CARE 35

10.1 Special safety instructions 35

10.2 Regular maintenance 35

11 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE 35

11.1 Special safety instructions 35

11.2 Maintenance plan 36

11.3 Re- orderable accessories 36

12 STORAGE 37

12.1 Storing filter elements 37

12.2 Storage 37

13 TROUBLESHOOTING 38

14 DISPOSAL 39

14.1 Environmental protection 39

14.2 Filters 39

14.3 UV-C light bulbs ^4 39

15 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY 40

* Apolies to models with integrated UV lamps.

1 INTRODUCTION

Thank you for purchasing the MANN+HUMMEL OurAir TK 850 indoor air purifier.

With the integrated HEPA filter element (High Efficiency Particulate Air), your indoor air purifier protects you and the people around you from numerous indoor air pollutants such as particulates, bacteria and aerosol-borne viruses in highly frequented public areas such as schools, conference rooms, dining halls, waiting and reception areas, care homes and production spaces.

In models with integrated UV-C lamps, the HEPA filter element is irradiated with UV-C rays at suitable intervals in order to neutralize pathogens such as bacteria and viruses and to inhibit their growth.

This Operating Manual contains important information regarding the safety, operation and maintenance of the appliance. Please read this Operating Manual carefully. Always keep this Operating Manual and the safety information it contains in the immediate vicinity of your air purifier.

We reserve the right to make technical improvements to the products described in this Operating Manual without notification. We can provide Information on the current status. Further information and support are available from our website at www.mann-hummel.com. You can also contact the point of sale where you purchased the product.

This is the translation of the original Operating Manual. The publisher owns the copyright for this Operating Manual. Reprinting, translation and copying of this document, or extracts of it, requires the explicit written consent of the publisher.

1.1 Vendor and publisher

If you have any questions about your MANN+HUMMEL interior air purifier, please contact us: MANN+HUMMEL Vokes Air GmbH & Co. OHG

Eichenhofer Weg 14-16

45549 Sprockhövel, Germany

Telephone: [phone] - 2601

Fax: [phone] - 2545

Internet: www.mann-hummel.com

E-mail: [e-mail]

Scan the QR code to view the latest version of the operating manual.

1.2 Means of representation

1.2.1 Lists

Lists are shown as indents, as in the following examples:

• Make sure that the air inlet on the appliance is not blocked.
• If possible, distribute a number of appliances around a room so that the air is purified in all areas.

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IntroductionIntrodu

1.2.2 Instructions

Instructions to be performed in a certain order are numbered, as shown in the following example:
1. Switch off the appliance at the main power switch.
2. Pull the power plug out of the power outlet.

1.2.3 Safety notices

This Operating Manual as well as your OurAir indoor air purifier come with the following safety instructions:

NING: ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE!

Safety information with this symbol indicates a risk to persons from high electrical that can cause serious or even fatal injury.

NING OF HAND INJURY!

Safety information with this symbol indicates a risk to persons from closing mechanical components that can cause minor or moderate injury.

NING: HOT SURFACES!

Safety information with this symbol indicates a risk to persons from touching hot components that could potentially result in minor or moderate injury.

WARNING!

A safety notice with the signal word WARNING! indicates a general personal risk that tentially result in minor or moderate injury.

CAUTION!

A safety notice with the signal word CAUTION! indicates a risk of damage to property.

1.2.4 Mandatory signs

WEAR GOGGLES!

Notes with this symbol indicate that eye protection must be used as part of the protective equipment (PPE).

R RESPIRATORY PROTECTION!

Notes with this symbol indicate that respiratory protection (protection class FFP2 at just be used as part of the personal protective equipment (PPE).

RING SAFETY GLOVES!

Notes with this symbol indicate that safety gloves must be worn as part of the protective equipment (PPE).

R FOOT PROTECTION!

Notes with this symbol indicate that foot protection must be worn as part of the protective equipment (PPE).

R TO THE OPERATING MANUAL!

This symbol indicates that you should read and follow the Operating Manual before g the appliance.

1.2.5 General information

NOTE

This symbol in all the sections of the manual in which the information provided must fully observed to ensure trouble-free and economic operation.

Additional information is marked with this symbol

2 SAFETY

2.1 Basic safety instructions

WARNING!

In an emergency or when replacing electrical components:

- Switch off the appliance at the main power switch and pull the power plug out of the power outlet.

- Do not reconnect a defective appliance to the power supply!

- Please contact our customer service!

WARNING!

To avoid personal injury and damage to property, please follow the guidelines and instructions below.

WARNING!

personal protective equipment (PPE)

Personnel responsible for changing filters, servicing units, or moving units within the y are strongly advised to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE)

and to follow safe work practices in accordance with legal and industrial safety regulations.

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SafetySafety

TO THE OPERATING MANUAL

Read this Operating Manual carefully before installing / using the appliance and always keep it in the immediate vicinity of the place of installation, or on the appliance itself. Follow the safety information and instructions.

We accept no liability for damage or malfunctions resulting from non-compliance with these operating instructions!

- The air purifier does not remove carbon monoxide (CO) or radon (Rn) and must not be used where accidents have caused combustion and hazardous chemicals.

- Do not operate the appliance with a damaged power cord or plug. If the power cord of the appliance or its plug is damaged, it must be replaced by qualified personnel in order to avoid hazards. Contact the manufacturer or their customer service in this case.

- Do not kink, twist, crush or pull on the power cord. Pull the power plug to unplug the power cord from the power outlet.

- Check the condition of the power cord before use. Damaged cables can cause fatal electric shocks!

- Lay the cable unobstructed in the room. Do not cover the cable with carpets or similar. Do not lay the cord under furniture or appliances. Keep the power cord away from walkways so that no one trips over it.

- Do not operate or position the appliance in potentially explosive areas or rooms. - Keep the appliance away from sources of fire and flammable substances.

- Do not position or operate the appliance near gas appliances, fireplaces, or other heaters.

- Place the appliance upright and secure from tipping on a stable, level, horizontal and dry surface.

- Do not operate or touch the appliance or power plug with wet or clamp hands, otherwise you could receive an electric shock.

- At no time should you allow unauthorized persons or children to operate the appliance.

- Do not expose the appliance to direct water jets. Do not operate it in damp rooms and do not place it there.

- Never push objects or limbs through the air inlet or air outlet grilles!

- Do not cover the appliance during operation and do not place any objects or clothing on L.

- Do not sit or stand on the appliance. Do not use it as a step.

- Koco children and animals away from the appliance. Use the appliance only under supervision

- The appliance may only be operated by persons (including children aged 8 years and older) with limited sensory, mental or physical abilities and by persons unfamiliar with the Operating Manual under the supervision of persons who are responsible for their safety.

- Before operation, check the appliance, the power cord and its plug as well as any accessories for damage. Do not use damaged appliances or parts.

- Protect the appliance and its parts (e.g. power cord, plug, etc.) from damage.

- The power connection must meet the requirements specified in chapter 4 on page 12 - Pull out the power plug before conducting any maintenance or servicing work on the appliance.

• When not in use, switch off the appliance off and unplug the power cord.
• Observe minimum clearances to the appliance. These are available in section 5.2 on page 14.
• Make sure that there are no objects in the air inlet or the outlet area of the appliance before operation.
• Do not block the air inlets or air outlets of the appliance. Insufficient air circulation affects the performance of the appliance.
• Dispose of used and exchanged filter elements with household waste.
• Do not disassemble, repair or modify the appliance without approval from the manufacturer. Unauthorized disassembly or repairs can result in malfunctions and hazards. Unauthorized modification can lead to fire and malfunctions.
• Do not use solvents to clean the product as this will damage the product and may result in electric shock, which can cause personal injury or fire.
• Use only original MANN+HUMMEL spare parts that are intended for this product. Part numbers are available in section 11.3 on page 36.
• Before starting the appliance, make sure that all filter elements are inserted properly. Never operate the appliance without filter elements!

SafetySafety

2.2 Intended use

• The OurAir indoor air purifier is used exclusively for the mechanical filtration of impurities (e.g. particulates, paper and textile microfibres, harmful gases, allergens) and finely dispersed (including virus-carrying) aerosols from the ambient air by air circulation within closed spaces.
• Only operate the appliance if it is in technically perfect condition, taking aspects of safety and risk into account and observing the Operating Manual.
• Only persons familiar with this document are authorized to service the device in accordance with the maintenance intervals specified in these operating instructions.
• The device is designed for use in private and commercial areas (pollution degree 2 according to IEC 60664-1 and IEC 61010-1)".

2.3 Non-intended use

WARNING!

The OurAir indoor air purifier is not a medical product and is not certified as such.

Do not use the appliance in a manner other than that described in this Operating Manual.

• Do not use the appliance if you are unable to comply with the operating conditions.
• Do not place the appliance on a wet or flooded surface.
• Do not place the appliance on an unpaved surface.
• Do not place any objects such as clothing on the appliance.
• Do not operate the appliance outdoors.
• Do not use the appliance to suck in vapours or liquids.
• Do not use the appliance for therapeutic purposes.
• Any operation or use other than that specified in this Operating Manual is not permitted.
  Failure to comply will void any liability and warranty claims.
• Unauthorized structural changes as well as additions or modifications to the appliance

are prohibited.

2.4 Labelling on the appliance

NOTE

Ensure that all labels on the appliance are in a legible condition.

2.4.1 Type label (example)

(1) Manufacturer, address, logo
(2) CE marking
(3) QR code (link on manufacturer website)
(4) Do not dispose of the appliance

in household waste!

(5) Model name
(6) Serial number
(7) Part number
(8) Electrical data
(9) Weight
(10) Date of manufacture

MANN+HUMMEL Vickers Air GmbH & Co. CHG Lethothorfer Wtg 14-15 D-25649 Sprinckhol Indoor Air Purifier- OurAir TK 850 6 5 4 Model number: Part Number: Vole Number: Frequency: Box: 250 W Current: Weight: Manufacturing date: YYYY Made in China Designed and Engineered in Germany

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Fig. 1: Type label

3 FUNCTION DESCRIPTION

3.1 General information on indoor air quality

Fine dust, harmful gases and aerosol-borne pathogens in the air are bad for human health.

We spend more than 90% of our time indoors. The concentration of pollutants such as particulates, ozone or volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can be five times higher than outdoors.

The quality of our ambient air takes on a social importance in times of virus outbreaks. Simply when breathing out and speaking, every person distributes thousands of aerosols (tiny saliva particles) in the ambient air. These particles are invisible to the human eye, under certain conditions they can fly farther than 1.5 - 2.0 m, and they can even stay airborne for several hours. People with a virus infection spread the disease in the air they breathe. If other people inhale infectious aerosols, the virus enter the lungs through the respiratory tract and can lead to an infection. Reducing the concentration of aerosol-borne pathogens indoors therefore plays an important role in reducing infection rates.

Virus can be transmitted on the air in spaces with an inadequate air exchange. For this reason, regular ventilation is one of the most effective measures to reduce infection. Regularly exchanging indoor air with fresh air reduces the concentrations of harmful gases (e.g. the carbon dioxide exhaled by humans) and, where there are infected people, it reduces the concentration of virus-contaminated aerosols.

However, adequate ventilation is sometimes impossible where windows cannot be opened or are too small. And all too often, people simply forget to ventilate. It is therefore advisable to support the exchange of air with professional air filter systems.

This is where the OurAir TK 850 indoor air purifier can help you.

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3.2 The purification process described

The MANN+HUMMEL OurAr TK 850 is a versatile air purification system for indoor spaces. It is equipped with a pre-filter element (ePMIO 80%) and a HEPA main filter (IF14). These combined filters reliably capture more than 99.993% of all particles and aerosols in the room air (including particulates, viruses, bacteria and other microorganisms). In models with integrated UV-C lamps, the HEPA filter element is irradiated with UV-C rays at suitable intervals in order to neutralize pathogens such as bacteria and viruses and to inhibit their growth.

The mobile OurAir TK 850 is intended for use in rooms of up to 70 m ^2 with an air exchange rate of 5 times per hour. It is simply placed anywhere in the room. This also enables the effective use of a number of appliances in rooms that exceed a nominal size of 70 m ^2 .

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Fig. 2: Schematic illustration of the purification process

The schematic diagram illustrates the filtering process in your OurAir air purifier:
1. The fan (D) sucks in the contaminated ambient air (A) through the pre-filter element (B).
2. The pre-filter element (B) filters coarser, particulate impurities from the air. Optional is the additional use of an activated carbon filter element for removal of unpleasant smells and harmful gases.
3. The fan (D) directs the pre-filtered air (C) past the UV-C lamps (E*) to the inlet side of the HEPA filter (F), which filters all aerosol-borne substances from the air including pathogens such as bacteria and viruses to at least 99.995%.
4. At regular time intervals, the UV-C lights (E ^A ) reliably inactivate the pathogens deposited on the HEPA filter (F).
5. After filtering, the purified air (G) flows out of the OurAir air purifier back into the room.

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Technical data

4 TECHNICAL DATA

Feature
Specification

Weight (net / including packaging) 60 kg / 70 kg
Dimensions (height x width x depth) 770 mm x 510 mm x 630 mm
Voltage 220 - 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power cord 18 m long C14, IEC with Euro moulded plug
Current consumption Max. 18 A
Power consumption (operating) Max. 270 W
Power consumption (UV-C light bulbs)* 2x 20W
Protection class IP54 for electrical components(IP40 for ICC C20 connector)
Overvoltage category	II
Fuse 4 A (internal fuse)Operation only permitted in circuits with residualcurrent operated circuit breaker (RCCB).
Auto restart Yes. The appliance restarts if power is interruptedbriefly
Display 7" LED touch screen
Volumetric air flow10 levels from 0 - 950 m^3/h	Adjustable volume flows
Max. room size per appliance	70 m^2
Air circulation	5 circulations per hour (for a 70 m^2 room)
Max. sound pressure level	± 57 dB(A)
Pro. filter elementOptional: Activated charcoal filter (MERV 8 /ASI-RAC 52.2)	ISO cPM10 80% (as per EN 779 / ISO 16890)
IIEPA filter element(as per ISO 29463 & EN 1822, at 1000 m^3/h )	IEPA II4 filter
Service life of the IIEPA filter element andpre-filter element:	approx. 2 years, depending on ambient conditions(Anzeige des Filter/zustands im LED-Display)
Ambient temperature / humidity	0 - 40 °C / < 80 % % relative humidity
UV-C light bulbs* Wavelength / 254 mm / 7800 cdLuminous intensity
Max. installation altitude of the unit aboveseal level	2000 m
Scope of delivery	1x OurAir SQ 2500 indoor air purifier
1x IIEPA filter element (II4), pre-installed1x pre-filter element (ePMI 55%), pre-installed2x UV-C light bulbs (already installed)*1x 2 m power cord4x keys to open the housing1x Operating Manualmaintenance-free	1x button cell CP2032 installed in the display,

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Technical data

NOTE

Check that the scope of delivery is complete and that there are no signs of damage. If the delivery comes with damaged parts, please inform your sales partner.

NOTE

For circuit diagrams and flow charts for the appliance, please contact the manufacturer.

4.1 Appliance representation

The MANN-HIUMMEL OurAir TK 850 is a mobile IIEPA filter system for indoor use. The main features include touchscreen control, an ePM10 pre-filter element, a IIEPA-III4 filter element, UV-C light* bulbs, a fan, and a housing mounted or castors.

Front view

(1) Control element (LED touchscreen)
(2) Clean air outlet
(3) Air inlet

Rear view

(4) Transport handle
(5) Housing lid for access to HEPA filters
(6) Lid fastener with lock
(7) Integrated power socket and main switch
(8) Pre-filter element compartment
(9) Castors

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Fig. 3: TK 950 front view

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Fig. 4: TK 850 rear view

Installation

Installation

5 INSTALLATION

5.1 Transport

The OurAir TK 850 is equipped with four swivel castors and a handle for easy transport. Please follow these instructions before transporting the appliance:

WARNING!

Risk of injury when carrying the appliance due to its heavy weight!

In order to negotiate obstacles (e.g. stairs), the appliance should be lifted by at least two people

- Every person should wear appropriate foot protection!

- Switch off the appliance and unplug the power cord from the power socket at the back, using.

• Check that the Id of the appliance is locked and that the key can be removed from the lock
• The device should only be rolled on level and smooth surfaces by using the handle. After transport, the device should be upright and checked for possible damage.
• If you discover any damage to the device, please contact the customer service of your sales partner.

5.2 Positioning

50 cm 50 cm 50 cm 70 m² 140 m² TK 850 50 cm 50 cm 50 cm 50 cm Fig. 5: Positioning the appliance

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Make sure that you meet the following conditions when setting up the appliance:

Only place and operate the appliance on flat, horizontal surfaces.

• Observe the load capacity of the floor. You will find the weight of the appliance on the type label.
• Do not operate the appliance in the bathroom or in rooms with high humidity.
• Once positioned at the place of operation, lock the castors to ensure that the device stands securely.
• Place the appliance as far as possible from the main entrance door of the room to be ventilated.
• Make sure there is a distance of 50 cm to walls and objects at the sides and back.

NOTE

In exceptional cases, distances of min. 20 cm are tolerable for short periods.

Make sure that the air inlet on the appliance is not blocked.

- If possible, distribute a number of appliances around a room so that the air is purified in all areas.

Commissioning

6 COMMISSIONING

6.1 Special safety instructions

CAUTION!

When connecting the appliance, observe the basic safety instructions in 2.1 on page 6.

Every Our Air TK 850 indoor air purifier has to pass a quality inspection before it leaves our factory. However, we have no control over any minor errors that may occur during shipping and handling.

We recommend that you check the following critical components before using your air purifier.

6.1.1 Electrical requirements

IG: ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE!

Using an unsuitable electrical supply for the appliance can lead to severe or fatal Injury!

• Only use the power cord supplied with the appliance!
• Ensure a suitable and safe power supply for the appliance!
• Operation is only permitted in circuits with residual current operated circuit-breaker (RCCB)!
• To avoid personal injury, fire hazards and/or damage to the electrical system and the appliance power cord, the appliance may only be connected to or disconnected from the power supply when the fan and the UV-C lamps* are switched off!
• The OurAir TK 850 requires a power supply of 220 - 240 V - at 50 / 60 Hz for correct operation.
• Only use extension cables with CE certification and the GS mark ("Geprüfte Sicherheit").
• Do not use multi-socket extenders for the power connection!

6.1.2 UV-C light bulbs\*

CAUTION!

Defective or incorrectly installed UV-C light bulbs can damage the appliance and the purification performance.

• Do not operate the appliance with UV-C light bulbs that have obvious signs of external damage.
• Before commissioning the appliance, make sure that the UV-C light bulbs are undamaged and correctly installed.
• Only touch the light bulbs by their end parts. Never touch the glass of the light bulb. Otherwise the effectiveness of the light bulbs will be impaired!

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

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Commissioning

6.1.3 Filter elements

CAUTION!

Defective or incorrectly installed filter elements impair the cleaning performance of the appliance! Before commissioning the appliance, make sure that the filter elements

are undamaged and correctly installed!

• Make sure that the pre-filter is correctly installed and undamaged.
• Note the correct flow direction, marked by a symbol on the side of the pre-filter.
• Make sure that the cover of the pre-filter housing is closed properly.
• Open the lid of the housing and check the HEPA filter for damage to the material or structure. Close the lid of the housing securely and remove the key.

6.2 Power supply

1. Plug the supplied power cord into the integrated plug socket on the rear of the device (see Fig. 4, item 7 on page 13).
2. Take hold of the plug to plug the power cord into the power socket (or a suitable extension cable).
3. Switch on the appliance using the power switch next to the plug socket (see Fig. 4, item 7 on page 13).
4. The appliance starts and shows the start screen on the LED display.
5. Use the LED touch screen to operate the various functions of the appliance.

Operation Operation

7 OPERATION

7.1 Home screen

After connecting the power supply, the appliance initializes itself and, after a brief wait, the LED display shows the home screen.

Menu items on the home screen

(1) Main menu
(2) Settings
(3) Service men.
(4) Device information
(4) Device information (5) Display current volume flow
(5) Display current volume in (6) Status display protection

Tapping a menu item in the LED touch display takes you to the corresponding menu. The selected menu item then appears as a green symbol.

The home screen also shows the current volume flow of the appliance. The appliance is switched off at a volume flow of "0 m³/h".

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Fig. 6: Home screen

7.2 Description of the controls

The LED display offers various controls of the following features.

Symbol
Meaning

Feature switched off.Tap to switch the feature on.
Feature switched on.Tap to switch the feature off.
0-Top and 400 m/s control to set the featureTo the dashed line.	350
Tap to open the screen with the advanced settings.
Tap to return the settings.

These elements are used to adjust the settings in the active menu items. Furthermore, there are some special control elements for particular settings, which are explained in the corresponding description.

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7.3 PIN code\*\*\*

7.3.1 PIN code screen protection ^4

By default the display is locked with a PIN code, which can be changed individually. Proceed as follows to unlock the display:

Menu	Button	Action
Home screen	PIN code protection	The "PIN code protection" button takes you to be menu for programming the time.
IN code protection User no	1	Tap the "User No." input field. A numeric keypad opens.Enter the user number ".T".
	Confirm inputEnter	Confirm the entry with the "Enter" key on the numeric keypad.
	Password	Tap the "Password" input field. A numeric keypad opens.Enter the PIN code.The default PIN code is !!!.
	Confirm inputEnter	Confirm the entry with the "Enter" key on the numeric keypad.
	LoginLogin	Alter entering the user number and PIN code, lap the "Login" button to unlock the display.The display returns to the home screen
Home screen	PIN code protection	The open podlock symbol indicates that the PIN code protection for the display is unlocked.Tapping this button again activates the display's PIN code lock.

** Applies to models with P/N code protection

Operation

Operation

7.3.2 Change PIN code ^4

You can change the preset PIN to a code of your choice. From the home screen, go to the "Settings" menu and then "Advanced Settings":

Menu

Button

Action

Settings Advanced settings On the display, lap the arrow to go to the "Advanced settings" view

Charge PW Tapping the "Charge PW" symbol opens the analogue for changing the P###de.

Old password: Top on the "Old password" input "eid. A numeric

keyoad opens.

Use it to enter the cu

The default P/N code is 1111.

Confirm input Confirm the entry with the "Enter" key on the

numeric keypad.

Entering an incorrect error

message. Confirm the message and re-enter the

correct current PIN code.

New password. If the entered PIN code was correct, tap the

"Confirr" bu.lar le

New password Tap or the upper "New Password" input field.

A numeric keypad of

Enter the new PIN code and confirm your entry

with the "Enter" key on the numeric keypad.

Tap or the lower "New Password" input field.

A numeric keypad opens

Enter the new PIN code and confirm your entry

with the "Enter" key on the numeric keypad.

The new PIN code can consist of up to 5 digits of

the numbers 0 - 3.

Note:

**Applies to models with PIN code protection

Menu

Button

Action

Password comparison. The PIN codes in the two input fields must match:

- If they match, a green tick appears next to the input fields. - If the entries do not match, a red cross appears next to the helus. In this case, enter the new PIN code again in both fields.

Confirm new password

This takes you back!

.

Confirm new password

This takes you back!

e Settings menu.

Access denied

in case of the wrong PIN code or an unauthorized

attempt to access the display, the following error

message appears

Password Protected

•

Access Denied!

Confirm this message and enter the correct

FIN code.

7.4 Starting the appliance

Menu

Button

Action

Settings System OFF/ON Start the appliance by tapping the

System OFF/ON" button.

• The button then appears in gr
• The appliance starts.
• Tap again to turn the appliance off.
• The button then appears in g
• The appliance starts.
• Tap again to turn the appliance off.

System OFF/ON" button.

Operation

7.5 Selecting the fan level

Menu	Button	Action
Settings Air flow rate. Set the air flow rate in the apportionate menu by moving the slider to the desired position.
The following setpoint settings for air flow are assigned to the stages of the slider:
		Controller Stage Air flow rate
1 100 m3/h
2 150 m3/h
3 200 m3/h
4 300 m3/h
5 400 m3/h
6 500 m3/h
7 600 m3/h
8 750 m3/h
9 850 m3/h
10 950 m3/h

7.6 Manually switching the UV-C lamp on\*

NOTE

The recommendation is to use the UV-C lamps for no more than 30 minutes a day. Longer running times can shorten the service life of the HEPA filter.

Menu	Button	Action
Settings UV in automatic mode, the UV-C lamps for disinfecting the HE-FA filter element are switched on and off at regular intervals each day.You as so have the option of starting the UV-C lamps manually with the "UV" button. The button then appears in green.Tap again to turn the lamps on.The UV-C irradiation is active for 30 minutes after switching on and then switches off automatically.

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

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Operation

7.7 Automatic and manual mode

The appliance is suitable for manual and automatic operation (timer). In automatic mode, you can store the operating times for certain days of the week. As long as the automatic mode is active, the UV-C lamps are switched on and off automatically at regular intervals.

NOTE

For the best possible air purification, we recommend that you operate the appliance in automatic mode.

7.7.1 Manual mode

Proceed as follows to use the appliance in manual mode:

1. Switch the appliance on (see section 7.4 on page 21).
2. Set the fan level (see section 7.5 on page 22).
3. Switch the UV-Clamps" on at regular intervals (see section 7.6 on page 22).

7.7.2 Automatic mode (timer)

CAUTION!

It is not possible to use an external timer to control the power supply of the appliance for scheduled air purification—this can damage the appliance! Always use the automatic mode provided by the appliance!

NOTE

In order for the time switch to work, please ensure that the date and time are set correctly in the appliance (see section 7.8.2 on page 25)

Menu	Button	Action
Settings - Time Switch programming the timer.		The 'Time switch' button takes you to the menu for
Switch function*Switch function * button.The button then appears green.		Activate the automatic mode by taoping the
Weekdaydays on which the appliance should switch itselfon and off automatically.		In the list of weekdays, activate the buttons for the
The timer is activated on days with a green button.
The timer is coactivated on days with a red button.Manual operation is still possible on these days.

* Apolies to models with integrated UV lamps

Operation

Menu	Button	Action
Switch-on time Touch the input field "Switch-on time" and a keyboard is displayed for entering the switch-onOn activated weekdays the appliance switches on automatic y at this time.	700	time
Switch-off time Touch the input field "Switch-off time" and a keyboard is displayed for entering the switch-offOn activated weekdays the appliance switches on automatic y at this time.	1900	time
Back The appliance immediately accepts your entries.The "Back" button takes your back to the "Sellings"		menu.

7.8 Advanced settings

7.8.1 Language

Menu	Button	Action
Settings Advanced settings On the display, tap the arrow to go to the "Advanced settings" view.
Language be set as the language in the LED display.	Tap the country flag for the language you want to
Back The appliance immediately accepts your entries.The "Back" button takes you back to the "Settings"		Monday

Operation
7.8.2 Date and time

Menu	Button	Action
Settings Advanced settings. On the display, tap the arrow to go to the Advanced settings" view ▶
Date/time Tap the clock iconThe dialogue for selling the date and time appears in the display
Service menu Current. DateM/16 / 03 / 21		Tap the day, month, and year fields and use the
Current time Select the current time HH MM SS1 / 11 / 56		Tap the fields for the hour, minute, and second and
Back The appliance immediately accepts your entries.The "Back" button takes you back to the "Advanced set tings" menu.
Back The "Back" button takes you back to the "Settings"		menu.

7.8.3 Display brightness

The display brightness can be adjusted for the ambient brightness.

Menu	Button	Action
Settings: Advanced settings On the display, Iup the arrow to go to the Advanced settings" view
Backlight the desired position	30	Use the "Backlight" menu by moving the slider to 100

Operation

Menu	Button	Action
Back The appliance immediately accepts your entries.The "Back" button takes up backTo the "Sellings" menu.

7.9 Service menu

The service menu shows you the remaining service life of the filters and the operating hours of the appliance.

7.9.1 Show the remaining filter service life

Note

You are automatically informed when the filter elements should be changed. Under normal conditions of use, such as in offices, medical practices, schools and environments with regular room cleaning, it is recommended to replace both the prefilter and the HEPA filter at least every two years (if the filter replacement is not already indicated in the LED display beforehand). An earlier end of service life (due to improper use and increased contamination, for example) may be manifested by a louder operating noise or unusual odor development, among other things. In these cases, the prefilter must be replaced before the recommended service life has been reached.

Menu	Button	Action
Service menu: FILL TER HEAL TH. The "FILL TER HEAL TH" field displays the filter service
Iliosed, if applicable, I'm formal on about the need
If the filter change: 10 of
So an indicator: the display shows the number of days while slowly changing to one green to red.

7.9.2 Confirm filter change

After replacing the filter (see chapter 8 on page 28) you can reset the filter change indicator as follows.

Menu	Button	Action
Service menu. In the 5 button for at least 2 seconds. The button changes to green and the message "G-4" is displayed.	Change filter

Operation
7.9.3 Display operating hours

Menu	Button	Action
Service menu Advanced settings in the service menu, tap the arrow to go to the "Operating hours" viewTitle showing via jux (in hours) are shown on the - Total operating hours- UV operating hours"		display:
Back The "Back" button returns you. In the "Service menu" that o splays the titer health.

7.9.4 Confirm light-bulb replacement\*

After replacing the UV-C light bulbs ^® (see chapter 9 on page 33) you can reset their operating hours counter as follows:

Menu	Button	Action
Service menu Advanced settings in the service menu, tap the arrow to go to the "Operating hours" view.
Change UV light bulbs button for all levels 2 seconds. The button changes is displayed.	Confirm	In the operating-hours view, press the "Confirm"
Back The "Back" button returns you to the "Service menu" that e delays the filter with.

7.10 Display device information

Menu	Button	Action
Device information	The "Device information" menu shows you information about the appliance along with contact details for MANN-HUMMEL

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Filter replacement

Filter replacement

8 FILTER REPLACEMENT

8.1 Special safety instructions

NING: ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE!

Before you open the device, disconnect it from the power supply by unplugging the cord from the power outlet!

NING OF HAND INJURY!

Make sure that, when open, the lid of the housing is securely locked in place to avoid if it falls shut.

WARNING!

personal protective equipment (PPE)!

Personnel responsible for changing filters are strongly advised to wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and to follow safe work practices in accordance with legal and industrial safety regulations.

Use an FFP2 mask, disposable gloves, protective goggles and safety shoes when replacing the filter elements!

CAUTION!

The centre of gravity of the appliance is higher when the housing cover is open. Lock the wheels and ensure that the appliance stands securely.

CAUTION!

only spare parts approved by the manufacturer!

CAUTION!

Risk of damage to the replacement filter due to careless transport!

Avoid damaging the filter medium (filter paper) by touching the plastic frame of the other elements only!

CAUTION!

Risk of damage through the use of unauthorized cleaned air filters! We not reusable!

Do not try to clean and reuse the filters. Attempting to clean filters using methods such as compressed air can damage the filter and reduce filter efficiency.

NOTE

Dispose of the filters in accordance with statutory and local regulations. In general, used filters can be disposed of with the household waste.

Contact your local waste disposal authority for further instructions on proper disposal.

8.2 Filter replacement at a glance

TK850

Antiviral air purifier

Technical line drawing of a portable kitchen appliance with wheels and a lid (no text or symbols)

Control element LED touchscreen

Clean air outlet 2

Air inlet 3

+ Housing Id for access to HEPA filters. 5

Lid fastener with lock.

Integrated power socket and 7

main switch

Pre-After element compartment 8

Carlos B

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    A["Raw Material Inspection"] --> B["Pre-filter"]
    B --> C["HePA filter"]
    C --> D["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    D --> E["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    E --> F["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    F --> G["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    G --> H["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    H --> I["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    I --> J["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    J --> K["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    K --> L["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    L --> M["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    M --> N["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    N --> O["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    O --> P["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    P --> Q["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    Q --> R["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    R --> S["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    S --> T["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    T --> U["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    U --> V["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    V --> W["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    W --> X["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    X --> Y["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]
    Y --> Z["HePA filter with 90° angle indicator"]

8.3 Replacing the pre-filter

Note

Under normal conditions of use, such as in offices, medical practices, schools and environments with regular room cleaning, it is recommended to replace both the prefilter and the HEPA filter at least every two years (if the filter replacement is not already indicated in the LED display beforehand). An earlier end of service life (due to improper use and increased contamination, for example) may be manifested by a louder operating noise or unusual odor development, among other things. In these cases, the prefilter must be replaced before the recommended service life has been reached. Operating the UV-C lamps' longer than the recommended 30 minutes per day can shorten the service life of the HEPA filter.

Proceed as follows to replace the pre-filter:

1. Switch off the fan and the UV-C lamps*.
2. Pull on the plug to remove the power cord from the socket on the appliance.
3. Open the cover of the pre-filter compartment on the back of the device by pulling down on the recessed grip in a clockwise direction.
4. Pull out the pre-filter horizontally.
   For filter disposal, please observe the special safety instructions on page 28.
5. Push the new pre-filter horizontally into the pre-filter compartment as far as it will go until it is fully inserted.

CAUTION!

the arrow on the side of the

filter points in the direction of air flow.

arrow must point upwards when

inserting the filter element.

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* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Filter replacementFilter r

1. Use the handle to close the cover.

The lid stays in place as soon as it is closed.

Diagram showing two mechanical components with arrows indicating motion or assembly (no text or symbols)

8.4 Replacing the HEPA filter

WARNING!

HEPA filter element weighs up to 10 kg and has sharp edges. We wear safety shoes to protect against leg and foot injuries should the filter ment be dropped.

CAUTION!

centre of gravity of the appliance is higher when the housing cover is open. The wheels and ensure that the appliance stands securely.

Proceed as follows to replace the HEPA filter:

1. Switch off the fan and the UV-C lamps (see the sections 7.3 and 7.6 from page 19).
   2 Use the plug to remove the power cord from the socket on the back of the appliance.
2. Use the supplied key to unlock the lid fastener on the rear of the housing.
3. Now unlock the lid by pulling out the locking lever at its the right-hand end, and turn it 90° downwards.

CAUTION!

ger of tipping when opening the housing lid! the castors before you open the housing lid!

Illustration of a mechanical device with two circular insets showing angles (90°) and directional arrows, no readable text or symbols present.

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Filter replacement

1. Open the lid of the housing using the handle until it clicks vertically into place.

1. Grasp the HEPA filter on the side of the frame and pull it up and out of the housing. To protect against injury, avoid direct contact with the filtration surface.

For filter disposal, please observe the special safety instructions on page 28.

1. Align the new HEPA filter so that its rubber seal faces down towards the grille that separates the filter compartment from the fan compartment.

B. Insert the new HEPA filter into the housing so that its rubber seal faces downwards. Lightly press the filter element down so that it is firmly seated in the housing.

1. Slowly close the Id with one hand while at the same time using the other hand to push the locking lever forwards to release the locking mechanism. Then grab the transport handle with both hands and carefully lower the Id until it is completely closed.

2. As soon as the lid is closed, fasten it with the locking lever by turning it 90° anti-clockwise and then pressing it into the housing.

Removing the key ensures that the lid remains locked and cannot be opened by unauthorized persons.

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Light bulb replacement

9 LIGHT BULB REPLACEMENT\*

9.1 Special safety instructions

WARNING: HOT SURFACES! (The UV-C lamps get very hot during operation. - Touching the light source immediately after switching off the appliance can cause severe skin burns! - Allow the lamps to cool down for at least 15 minutes after switching them off before you replace them. - If in doubt, wear heat-resistant safety gloves.

WARNING! The fan continues to run for a while after the appliance has been switched off. - To avoid injury, do not reach into the appliance until the fan has stopped! CAUTION! The glass bodies of the UV-C light bulbs are sensitive and can be damaged by touch, bureducing their effectiveness. - Never touch the glass of the light bulb. If in doubt, wear gloves! - Only touch the light bulbs by their end parts.

CAUTION! Do not dispose of used UV-C light bulbs in the household waste. - Contact your local waste disposal authority for instructions on proper disposal. - Further information on disposal can be found in chapter 14 on page 39 of these operating Instructions.

NOTE Due to the production process, new light bulbs can develop an unusual smell due to the high-energy radiation. This odour usually disappears within the first 20 - 50 hours of operation.

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Light bulb replacement

9.2 Replacing the light bulbs

Proceed as follows to replace a UV-C light bulb:

1. Remove the HEPA filter element. To do this, to low the steos in the section 8.4 on page 31.
2. Undo the 4 screws of the grille separating the filter compartment from the fan compartment, and pull the grille up and out of the housing.
3. Release each light bulb from its holder.
4. Then carefully pull each light bulb out of its socket.

CAUTION! No not dispose of used UV-C light bulbs in the household waste. Contact your local waste disposal authority for instructions on proper disposal. Further information on disposal can be found in chapter 14 on page 39 of these operating instructions.

1. Insert the each new UV-C light bulb into the socket provided for it and snap the upper end into its holder.
2. Insert the grille into the filter compartment from above and secure it with the screws.
3. Insert the HEPA filter, to do this, follow the steps in the section 8.4 on page 51.
4. Reset the operating-hours counter for the light bulbs in the LED display (see section 7.9.4 on page 27).
   * Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

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    A["Receipt"] --> B["Recycle Bin"]
    B --> C["Paper feeding into Machine"]
    C --> D["Recycle Bin with Paper"]
    D --> E["Recycle Bin with Paper"]
    E --> F["Recycle Bin with Paper"]
    F --> G["Recycle Bin with Paper"]

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Care

10 CARE

10.1 Special safety instructions

NING: ELECTRICAL VOLTAGE! housing of the appliance is not waterproof!

Keep electrical components dry, as contact with liquids can lead to life-threatening and damage to components.

10.2 Regular maintenance

• Clean the LED display regularly with a microfibre cloth.
• As required, clean the appliance with a lamp cloth, a water-based cleaner, or a
  germicidal or antimicrobial detergent.
• Do not use harsh chemicals, so vents, or detergents to clean the appliance.
• Periodically remove dust and other debris from the outside of the air inlet and outlet
  slots to ensure proper air intake and exhaust.
• Clean the castors regularly so that the appliance can be moved safely and without jamming the castors.

11 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE

11.1 Special safety instructions

WARNING! Cleaning and maintenance work may only be carried out by persons who are familiar with the operating instructions and in compliance with the following instructions!

WARNING! Of fire, electric shock, or injury! Before cleaning, servicing or maintenance work, always switch off the fan and the lamps+ and disconnect the power cord from the power outlet! For operate the appliance without filter elements! Not bypass any safety mechanisms!

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Service and maintenance

WARNING!

r personal protective equipment (PPE)!

Use an FFP2 mask, disposable gloves, protective goggles and safety shoes when the filter elements!

ING OF HAND INJURY!

Use an arresting mechanism for open doors and flaps when conducting maintenance

11.2 Maintenance plan

The appliance is designed for minimal maintenance and long operating times. Nevertheless, please adhere to the following maintenance intervals in order for the appliance to operate most effectively.

Activity Maintenance and servicing Intervals

Before use As required	At least every two		years
Clean the exterior		X
Check for damage	X
Text run			X
Replace the HEPA filter			X
Replace the ore filter		X	X

11.3 Re-orderable accessories

To order accessories, please contact the customer service of your sales partner.

Name	MANN+HUMMEL item number
Pre-filter (ePM10 80%)	800221039527
HEPA filter (HI4)	800536066231
UV-C light bulbs	Please contact M+H Service
Base for UV-C light bulbs	Please contact M+H Service
Fan	Please contact M+H Service.

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Storage

NOTE

Use replacement parts from the manufacturer only, including the recommended replacement filters.

The use of spare parts and filters not approved by MANN+HUMMEL will void all warranties and performance claims.

12 STORAGE

12.1 Storing filter elements

CAUTION!

- Protect stored filter elements against UV radiation, dust, moisture and damage. - Store the filter elements out of the reach of insects and rodents.

- If possible, keep at least one spare element in stock for each filter element used. MANN+HUMMEL guarantees the function of properly stored filter elements for up to 4 years after purchase.

12.2 Storage

Please observe the following instructions when the appliance is not in use:

- Store the device in an upright position and protect it from direct sunlight.

- Use a suitable cover to protect the appliance from dust.

- Protect the device from frost and extreme heat.

After longer periods of storage, please check the condition of the power cord, the filter elements and the UV-C light bulbs. If you require spare parts for defective or expired components, please contact the customer support of your sales partner.

- Have the appliance checked annually by a qualified electrician to ensure that it is in good working order.

CAUTION!

Use only original MANN+HUMMEL spare parts to replace defective or used components! The use of spare parts and filters not approved by MANN+HUMMEL will warranties and performance claims.

* Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

Troubleshooting

13 TROUBLESHOOTING

Should you ever have a problem with the product, please try to correct it using the measures described below. If the air purifier still does not work properly after this, please contact our customer service.

CAUTION!

Use only original MANN+HUMMEL spare parts to replace defective or used components! The use of spare parts and filters not approved by MANN+HUMMEL will warranties and performance claims.

Fault / error Cause Solution

The air purifier does not No power supply. Check that the appliance is connected in a work - power outlet.
of the appliance.	Air purifier not switched on	Check the position of the switch on the back
I did not closed and locked	Close and lock the lin
The volumetric airflow shown on the display is "O m2/h"	Increase the airflow.
Date and time set incorrectly for automatic mode	Set the correct date and time.
Little or no air is coming out of the clean-air outlet.	Air purifier not switched on	Turn on the air purfer
Air inlet or outlet slots blocked objects and contaminants from the air inlet, and outlet slots.	Remove any blockages due to foreign
The LED display shows the filter status "Replace" or "Alert".	Replace both filters.
A strange smell is coming from the clean-air outlet.	Filter heavily contaminated or at the end of its service life.	Replace both filters.
by the UV C lumps* not a fault. The smell will disappear over.	Disinfection of ,the HEPA filler element light bulbs* can cause a sight colour. This is time.	In the 1st few weeks of use, new UV-C
The device makes unnatural noises.	Foreign objects or other loose objects are on or in the air-inlet and air-outlet slots	Remove these objects.
Fault cannot be remeched by yourself sales partners.	Please contact the customer service of your

Applies to models with integrated UV lamps

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Disposal

14 DISPOSAL

Contact your local waste disposal authority for further instructions on proper disposal of appliance components.

14.1 Environmental protection

Correct disposal of this appliance (waste electrical and electronic equipment) and the battery it contains.

The OurAir TK 850 air purifier is an electrical/electronic device. At the end of its life, or if the device otherwise becomes waste, you are required by law to dispose of it separately from unsorted municipal waste. You can return it either to a municipal collect on point for waste electrical and electronic equipment, or to a retailer. Disposal of the device in the res dual waste garbage is prohibited. This is expressed by the symbol with the crossed-out trash can. The display of the device contains a CR2032 button col., This can remain in the device during disposal. You can return it free of charge at the product's point of sale. You can also make use of collection points for electrical and electronic equipment in your area. Please contact your city or local authority to find out about the addresses of the collection points.

14.2 Filters

Dispose of pre-filters and HEPA filters in accordance with statutory and local regulations. You can generally dispose of used filters in an airtight plastic bag in the household waste.

14.3 UV-C light bulbs\*

CAUTION!

dispose of used UV-C light bulbs in the household waste. - Contact your local waste disposal authority for instructions on proper disposal.

* Apolies to models with integrated UV lamps

Declaration of Conformity

15 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY

MANN-HUMYEL Vokes Air GmbH & Co. O-IG hereby declares that this equipment is in conformity with the essential requirements and other relevant provisions of Directives 2006/42/EC, 2011/65/EU and 2014/30/EU. The complete EU Declaration of Conformity can be viewed at: Link

JMMEL Vokes Air GmbH & Co. OHG er Weg 14-16, 45549 Sprockhövel, Germany 141 98-2601

MANN+HUMMEL

OurAir TK 850

15 DÉCLARATION DE CONFORMITÉ

PORTER AU MANUEL D'EMPLOI

MANN+HUMMEL Vickers Air GmbH & Co. ONG Erfelshelke's Way 14-16 D-35645 Spokrakkel Indoor Air Purifier OurAir TK 550 6 5 4 6 7 8 9 10 Designed and Engineered in Germany Made in China

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3 DESCRIPTION FONCTIONNELLE

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Installation Installation

5 INSTALLATION

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ATTENTION!

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10 ENTRETIEN

15 DÉCLARATION DE CONFORMITÉ

MANN+ HUMMEL Vickers Air GmbH & Co. OHG Einzetholder Wtg 14-15 D-23649 Sprachhol Indoor Air Purifier- OurAir TK 850 Serial number: Part number: Volume: Frequency: Power: Current: Weight Manufacturing dade: YYYY Designed are Engineered in Germany Made in China MANN+ HUMMEL 5 6 7 8 9 10

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ATTENZIONE!

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Leadership in Filtration

MANN+ HUMMEL

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Índice

1 INTRODUCCIÓN 4

1.1 Fabricante y editor 4

1.2 Simbologia

1.2.1 Enumeraciones

1.2.2 Acciones

MANN+HUMMEL Vokes Air GmbH & Co. CHG Eubuchholter/Wig 14-15 D-45646 Sprochholter Indoor Air Purifier- OurAir TK 850 Solid chamber: Part chamber: Frequency: Impurity: Power: Current: Weight: Manufacturing unit: YYYY Designed and Engineered in Germany Mann+ HUMMEL 6 5 7 8 9 10 Made in China

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ATENCIÓN

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10 LIMPIEZA

MANN+ HUMMEL Vickers Air GmbH & Co. OHG Einzetholder Wtg 14-15 D-23649 Sprachhol Indoor Air Purifier- OurAir TK 850 Serial number: Part number: Volume: Frequency: Power: Current: Weight Manufacturing dtd. YYYY Made in China Designed and Engineered in Germany

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DİKKAT!

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9 LAMBA DEĞİŞİMİ\*

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10 KORUYUCU İŞLEMLER