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Description of the vacuum
Of
Owner’s Manual
models HHPL & HHPM
www.simplicityvac.com
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Contents
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS .............................................................. 2
Product specifications ...................................................................................... 3
Description of
Operation
Air cleaner setup .............................................................................................. 6
Display panel .................................................................................................... 7
Automatic, manual and turbo fan speeds ......................................................... 8
Plasma, timer and auto sleep ............................................................................ 9
Odor and dust sensors .................................................................................... 10
Remote control ................................................................................................
Maintenance and Care
Cleaning unit ....................................................................................................
Filter changing .................................................................................................. 15
Filter cleaning ................................................................................................... 16
Dust sensor cleaning ........................................................................................ 18
Problem Solving Guide
Troubleshooting ................................................................................................ 19
How to contact your Authorized Retailer .......................................................... 19
Visit Simplicity on-line ....................................................................................... 19
the air cleaner ............................................................................ 4
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Warranty ................................................................................................................. 20
Owner’s warranty
information ........................................................................... 21
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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
When using an electrical appliance, basic precautions should always be followed, including
the following:
READ ALL INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE
USING THIS APPLIANCE
The manufacturer cannot accept responsibility for damage
WARNING:
To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock or injury:
• D
ot repair or modify the unit unless
o n
specifically recommended in this manual.
All other repairs should be completed by a
qualified technician.
plug for this unit is polarized with one
• The
blade wider than the other. Do not force the
plug into an electrical outlet.
• Do not alter the plug in any way. If the plug
does not fit into the outlet, reverse the plug.
If it still does not fit, contact a qualified
technician to install a proper outlet.
• Do not use if the power cord or plug is
damaged or the connection to the wall
outlet is loose.
• Use AC 120V only.
• Do not damage, break, forcefully bend,
pull, twist, bundle, coat, pinch, or place
heavy objects on the power cord.
• Periodically remove dust from the power
plug. This will reduce the chance that
humidity will accumulate, which increases
the risk of electric shock.
• If the power plug is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or a qualified
technician.
• Remove the power plug from the outlet
before cleaning the unit. When removing
the power plug, grasp by holding the plug
itself, never hold by the cord.
• Remove the power plug from the outlet
when the unit is not in use.
caused when the appliance is not used according to the
instructions, or for uses other than those for which it
was intended.
• Do not handle the power plug with wet
hands.
• Do not operate the unit when using indoor
smoke-generating insecticides.
• Do not clean unit with benzene or paint
thinner. Do not spray insecticides on the
unit.
• Do not use the unit where it is humid or
where the unit may get wet, such as in a
bathroom.
• Do not insert fingers or foreign objects into
the air intake or outlet.
• Do not use the unit near flammable gases.
Do not use near cigarettes, incense, or
other spark-creating items.
• Unit will not remove carbon monoxide
emitted from heating appliances or other
sources.
• Do not block the intake or outlet vents.
• Do not use near hot objects, such as a
stove. Do not use where the unit may come
into contact with steam.
• Do not use the unit on its side.
• Keep away from products that generate
oily residue, such as a deep fryer.
• Do not use detergent to clean the unit.
• Do not operate without a filter.
• Do not wash and reuse the HEPA Filter.
Product Specifications
HHPL
Room Area Served 280 sq. ft. 210 sq. ft.
Power
Supply AC 120V/60(Hz) AC 120V/60(Hz)
Power Rate Low 6W, Turbo 50W Low 6W, Turbo 50W
Fan Speed 4 Speeds 4 Speeds
Display LED Digital LED Digital
Control Type Auto/Manual Auto/Manual
Dust Sensor Yes Yes
Odor Sensor Yes Yes
Light Sensor Yes Yes
Timer 1,
Sleep Mode Yes Yes
Filters 1
Washable Anti-Bacterial Pre-Filter
HEPA Filter
Cleaning System
CADR
HEPA Filter HEPA 99.99% HEPA 99.99%
Technology PlasmaWave PlasmaWave
Color Metallic Silver Metallic Blue
Remote Control Yes Yes
Dimensions 16.5”(W)
Weight 18.8 lbs 13.7
Washable Nano-Silver
Mesh/Carbon Filter
PlasmaWave
182/183/194
(Smoke/Dust/Pollen)
8 hour(s) 1, 4 and 8 hour(s)
4 and
Replaceable Cassette 1
X 9.9”(D)
X 21.9”(H) 13.8”(W) X 9.1”(D) X 18.5”(H)
HHPM
Replaceable Cassette
Washable Anti-Bacterial Pre-Filter
HEPA Filter
Washable Nano-Silver
Mesh/Carbon Filter
PlasmaWave
142/138/145
(Smoke/Dust/Pollen)
lbs
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
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Description of the air cleaner
Description of the air cleaner
Front Side
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1 PlasmaWave™
2 Display Panel
3 DC Motor
4 Washable Nano-Silver Mesh/Carbon Filter
5 Cassette Frame
6 HEPA Filter
7 Pre-Filter
8 Front Panel
9 Power Plug
Five-stage Cleaning
Air undergoes five separate processes before returning,
freshened and cleaned, to the room.
1 W
Stage
Stage
Stage 3 Nano-Silver
Stage 4 W
Stage
ashable Anti-Bacterial Pre-Filter (#7)
This reusable filter collects large particles, pollen,
pet hair, lint, etc.
2 HEP
A Filter (#6)
Captures 99.99% of particles and impurities as small
as .3 microns.
Mesh (#4)
A shield of silver particles one billionth of a meter in
size neutralizes bacteria on contact.
ashable Carbon Filter (#4)
This reusable activated granular carbon effectively collects
chemical vapors and odors caused by cigarette smoke,
organic decay and cooking.
5 PlasmaW
In the final stage of cleaning, PlasmaWave technology generates
both positive and negative ions to create plasma clusters which
instantly neutralize viruses, bacteria, chemical vapors and odors
in the air.
ave (#1)
10 Air Outlet
11 Remote Control Cradle
Top Side
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Operation Operation
Note: Follow these instructions for best results.
• Place unit at least 7 feet from equipment that
emits electric waves such as televisions or radios.
• Place unit at least 2 feet from the wall.
• Keep sensors away from drafty areas.
• Keep
curtains away
from sensors, as they may
interfere with air intake/outlet.
• Place unit on
a stable surface with plenty of air
circulation.
To set-up cleaner:
• Remove protective film from the control panel.
• Remove the fr
ont panel by grasping the bottom
outside edges and gently pulling toward you.
• Pull out the filter cassette by grasping the tabs
located on each side of the filter cassette.
• Remove the plastic wrap from the filter cassette.
• Return the filter cassette into the main unit.
• Replace the fr
ont panel by hooking the front panel
on the top of the unit. Swing panel in by pushing
gently until the panel snaps into place.
• Plug in the power cord to a wall outlet.
• Press power button until short “beep” is heard.
Note: For the first 4 minutes after turning the unit
on, the dust and odor indicators will flash while
the unit measures air quality.
Display Panel
1
2
3 3
Ti
mer - Press the TIMER button once
1.
for
1 hour of operation; press the button
4
5
a second time for 4 hours; press a third
time for 8 hours. Pressing the TIMER
button a fourth time returns to the Off
Timer mode.
.
Function - Press the FUNCTION button
2
once to set the unit to Auto. Continue
to press the button for Sleep > Low >
Medium > High > Return to Auto.
Dust & Odor Sensors - Automatically
.
3
monitor air quality and adjust fan speed.
.
Change Filter Indicator - The
4
indicator will signal when to replace the
filter cassette.
Auto Mode - T
5.
he unit is set to
default to Automatic operation when
it is first turned on. Smart sensors will
automatically sense the amount of
impurities in the air, and adjust the fan
speed accordingly.
.
PlasmaWave Indicator - Turn on
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the Plasma generator by pressing
the PLASMA ON/OFF button on the
remote. PlasmaWave generates both
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positive and negative ions to produce
hydroxyl radicals that inactivate airborn
contaminants.
. Light Sensor - Automatically activates
7
Sleep mode when room is darkened.
.
Fan Speed Indicator - Shows current
8
fan speed setting.
.
Sleep - The unit will work on Ultra-Quiet
9
mode and dim the control panel lights.
. A
uto Sleep Mode - Use the TIMER
10
button on the display or remote to
manually turn the light sensor on or off.
With the light sensor on, the unit will
automatically operate in Sleep mode
when the room is dark. When the
room is light, the unit will revert to its
previous settings. Sleep mode provides
the lowest, quietest fan setting and a
dimmed display panel.
imer - Indicates timer setting or
1. T
1
continuous mode.
.
Power Button - Turn unit on and off by
12
pressing the POWER button. Holding
the button down for 2-3 seconds turns
the Plasma generator on or off.
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Operation Operation
Automatic
The unit is set to default to Automatic
operation when it is first turned on. The air
cleaner will automatically sense the amount
of impurities in the air, and adjust the fan
speed accordingly.
Manual
After you turn on the unit, you can switch
to manual operation by using the remote
control or the Function button on the unit.
Low, Medium, and High
hese levels are recommended for
• T
standard daytime use. HIGH will activate
automatically when sensors detect high
levels of dust or odors.
Part Is Blinking
Low
Medium
Plasma on/off
Activate PlasmaWave by depressing for 2-3
seconds the Plasma ON/OFF button on the
remote, or the POWER button on the unit.
PlasmaWave generates positive and negative
ions.
Timer
et the timer for 1, 4, or 8 hours by pressing
S
the Timer button on the remote or the unit.
The unit will stop operating when the set time
is up. Cancel the timer by pressing the Timer
ut
ton until the 1-, 4-, and 8-hour indicator
b
light on the unit disappears.
Turbo
he T
urbo level, the highest fan speed,
• T
can be activated manually for maximum
air circulation.
High
Turbo
Auto Sleep
Use the TIMER button on the display or
remote to manually turn the light sensor on or
off. With the light sensor on, the unit will au-
tomatically operate in Sleep mode when the
room is dark. When the room is light, the unit
will revert to its previous settings. Sleep mode
provides the lowest, quietest fan setting and a
dimmed display panel.
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Operation Operation
Odor Sensor
The odor sensor responds to cigarette
smoke and pet odors, as well as other
air contaminants such as insecticides,
cosmetics, alcohol or aerosol sprays.
Dust Sensor
The dust sensor detects particles in the air
such as cigarette smoke, dust and pollen.
Low
Medium
High
Indoor Odor Volume
Low High
Medium
Indoor Dust Volume
Remote Control
Preparation
• Pres
s and slide the back cover of the
remote to remove.
• Insert batteries as shown.
• Close the back cover.
Battery Use
• The batteries for the remote control
are for initial use only. Change the
batteries when necessary.
• When replacing the batteries, replace
both at once with 2 new AA batteries.
• Inc
orrect battery usage may cause
battery fluid leakage and/or damage.
• Whe
n not using the remote control for
an extended period of time, remove
the batteries.
• Avoid dropping or damaging the
remote control. Keep remote control
away from direct sunlight or heaters.
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Operation Operation
POWER button
Using the Remote Control
Proper conditions
• Ope
rate the remote control facing the air
cleaner.
• Ope
rate within 20 feet of the air cleaner.
Poor conditions that may
impair operation
• Any location where there is inverter
lighting equipment or electronic
spontaneous lighting equipment.
• When objects or furniture are located
between remote and air cleaner.
• Whe
n air cleaner unit is located in direct
sunlight.
• In are
as where fluorescent lighting is
flickering due to worn out bulbs.
Power
• U
he power button to turn the power
se t
on and off. A short “beep” will sound
when you turn the unit on or off. Once
the unit is on, it will automatically switch
into Automatic operation. Turn the unit
to manual control by pressing one of the
FAN CONTROL buttons.
er
im
T
• This button is used to set the timer. Press
the button repeatedly to set the unit to
or 1, 4, or 8 hours, or to cancel. Each
run f
time you press the button, it will advance
to the next pre-set amount of time. The
indicator light on the unit will show the
remaining amount of time. The unit will
stop operating when the set amount of
time runs out.
Fan Control
p Use this button to switch from
U
Automatic operation and increase
the fan speed level.
Down Use this button to decrease the
fan speed level.
Turbo
• U
his button to switch from Automatic
se t
operation and begin the maximum
amount of room cleaning and air
movement.
Auto Sleep
• Use the TIMER button to manually turn
the light sensor on or off. With the light
sensor on, the unit will automatically
operate in Sleep mode when the room is
dark. When the room is light, the unit will
revert to its previous settings. Sleep mode
provides the lowest, quietest fan setting
and a dimmed display panel.
Plasma On/off
his button to turn the PlasmaWave
se t
• U
generator on or off.
PLASMAWAVE
ON/OFF button
AUTO SLEEP
button
SLEEP button
AUTO button
TIMER button
TURBO button
FAN CONTROL buttons
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
Class B digital device, pursuant to 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to
provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will
not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off
and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference through one or more
of the following measures:
• Reorient or r
elocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the distance between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment to an outlet on a circuit different from that
to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
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Maintenance and Care Maintenance and Care
Cleaning
• Clean unit as necessary by wiping with a dry,
soft cloth; for stubborn stains, use a warm, damp
cloth.
• Do no
• Keep the unit dry.
• Cle
Filter Cassette Replacement
The CHANGE FILTER indicator will signal when to
replace the filter cassette. The replacement period
will vary depending on the hours of use, air quality,
and location of the unit. However, most filters in
normal use need to be replaced annually.
For your convenience, all three filters (Washable
Anti-Bacterial Pre-Filter, HEPA Filter, and Washable
Nano-Silver Mesh/Carbon Filter) come in one pre-
packaged replacement cassette.
t use volatile fluids such as benzene, paint
thinner, or scouring powder, as they may damage
the unit surface.
an the wall behind the air outlet periodically,
as it may become dirty.
Changing Filter
Warning: Before replacing or cleaning any
filters, make sure to remove the power plug
from the wall outlet.
em
ove the front panel by grasping the
• R
bottom outside edges and gently pulling
toward you.
l out the filter cassette by grasping
• Pul
the tabs located on each side.
• Remove the plastic wrap from the new
filter cassette.
• Place the new filter cassette in the main
unit.
• Replace the front panel after pressing
CHANGE FILTER reset button.
• Plug in the power cord to a wall outlet and
turn on the unit.
For optimum unit efficiency, wash the Washable
Anti-Bacterial Pre-Filter and Washable Nano-Silver
Mesh/Carbon Filter as described in Filter Cleaning
every three months.
Do not wash and reuse the HEPA Filter—it will not
work effectively.
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Maintenance and Care Maintenance and Care
Cleaning filter continued…
FILTER CASSETTE
CASSETTE
SHORT TABS
Filter cleaning
Note: Never attempt to remove the HEPA Filter
from the cassette frame. Never attempt to clean
the HEPA Filter. Replace the entire cassette when
CHANGE FILTER indicator activates.
CASSETTE
LONG TABS
FILTER TAB
• Remove the front panel and filter cassette as
described in Changing Filter (page 15).
• Remove the Pre-Filter by gently pulling one
side of the cassette frame outward while lifting
the Pre-Filter tab at the same time. When one
edge is clear of the frame, the Pre-Filter will
slide out for cleaning.
ightly vacuum the Pre-Filter and wash with
• L
water and a mild household detergent. Rinse,
and shake off excess water.
• To rem
ove the Washable Nano-Silver Mesh/
Carbon Filter, turn the cassette over and place
face-down on an even surface. Slightly flex the
cassette frame outward while pulling up on
the long tab. When the first corner is released,
pull out on the other long frame tab while
continuing to pull out on the filter tab. When
one long edge of the filter is free, slide out
for cleaning.
Cleaning the Washable Anti-Bacterial Pre-Filter
and the Washable Nano-Silver Mesh/Carbon
Filter is recommended every three months with
normal use. The interval between cleanings will
vary based on room conditions.
h the filter in warm water with a mild
as
• W
household detergent. Rinse, and shake off
excess water.
• Do no
t dry the two filters—running the unit will
be sufficient to dry them.
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Maintenance and Care Problem Solving Guide
Troubleshooting
Cleaning filter continued…
• Replace each filter in the cassette frame
by inserting one long edge first, then
snapping into place by pushing sideways
and down at the same time. Make sure
both filters are completely inside the
cassette frame and secured by the short
tabs. If a filter is on top of one or more
tabs, pull outward, slightly flexing the
cassette frame, while gently pushing
down on the edge of the filter.
lace the filter cassette and front panel
ep
• R
as described in Changing Filter (page 15).
• Plug in the power cord to a wall outlet and
turn on the unit.
Dust sensor cleaning
Lightly vacuum the dust sensor every two
months after removing the front panel.
Problem
The remote control
does not work.
The unit leaves smoke
and odors in the air.
The unit seems to
produce odors.
The dust or odor light
is green, but there is
still dust/odor in the air.
The dust or odor light
is orange or red, but
the air seems clean.
Unit makes a
ticking sound.
Unit interferes with
radio or television
reception.
Possible Solution
• Make sure the remote control batteries are inserted correctly.
• Replace worn-out batteries.
• Make sure the sensor is not blocked or clogged.
• Move the unit closer to the offending odors.
• Replace or wash the filter as needed.
• Replace or wash the filter as needed.
• Clear the
or clogged.
• Clear the sensor with a vacuum cleaner, as it may be blocked
or clogged.
• This indicates the PlasmaWave function is working.
If the sound is distracting, turn off this function while you are
in the room.
• Because this unit radiates radio frequency energy, we suggest
you try one or more of the following:
- For better reception, adjust the television/radio antenna.
- Move the unit away from the af
- Plug the unit power cord into an outlet different from the
television/radio power cord.
sensor with a vacuum cleaner, as it may be blocked
fected television/radio.
The REPLACE FILTER
indicator
after replacing the filter
cassette.
remains lit
• Press the FUNCTION and OFF TIMER buttons at the same
time for five seconds. The REPLACE FILTER indicator
will flash
Any other service should be done by an
five times and turn off.
Authorized Service Representative.
Service 1-888-9-SIMPLY
To locate your nearest retailer, visit our website at
www.simplicityvac.com
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Warranty
Owner’s Warranty Information
Two Year Limited Warranty
What is Covered:
This warranty covers any defects in material and workmanship in your new Simplicity
Healthy Home air cleaner.
How Long Coverage Lasts:
Warranty coverage for your Simplicity Healthy Home air cleaner lasts two years.
What is Not Covered:
• This
warranty does not include the air cleaner’s replaceable filter cassette; that is a
disposable item which must be replaced by the owner.
• This warranty is
What Simplicity Will Do:
This warranty provides, at no cost to you, all labor and parts to keep this air cleaner in
correct operating
How to Get Service:
Warranty service can only be obtained by presenting the air cleaner to an Authorized
Simplicity Retailer. A proof-of-purchase and product serial number will be required before
service is rendered. To locate your nearest Simplicity Retailer, please call
1-888-9-SIMPLY or visit the Simplicity website at www.simplicityvac.com.
void if this product is used for commercial or rental purposes.
condition during the warranted period.
keep this for your records…
Date of purchase
Serial number
Model number
Purchased from:
Store name
Address
THIS WARRANTY IS EXCLUSIVE AND IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES
WHETHER WRITTEN, ORAL, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, (INCLUDING ANY WARRANTY
OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE). THIS WARRANTY
DISCLAIMS LIABILITY FOR
How State Law Applies:
This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights which
vary from state to state.
Register your warranty on-line at www.simplicityvac.com
INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
City, State, Zip
Telephone
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Notes Notes
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©2006 Tacony Corporation
www.simplicityvac.com
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