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CAUTION: Do not attempt to wash either the activated carbon pre-filter, the HEPA filter or the CPZ™ filter. They are not washable and washing will damage the filters. With proper maintenance, your Honeywell air cleaner is designed to provide years of high efficiency air cleaning. Your Honeywell air cleaner contains two filters: one activated carbon pre-filter and one primary HEPA filter. Models 17250 and 17450 contains three filters: one activated carbon pre-filter, one primary HEPA filter, and a CPZ™ odor and gas adsorbing filter. The activated carbon pre-filter captures lint and other large particles and helps protect the HEPA filter. It also helps reduce common household odors. The pre-filter should be replaced at least every 3 months. You may need to replace the pre-filter more often if the unit is used in a smoking environment or if unpleasant odors persist. We DO NOT recommend operating the air cleaner without the activated carbon pre-filter or without following the filter replacement guidelines. The primary HEPA filter should remain effective for 1 to 3 years, depending upon the environment in which the air cleaner is operating. Honyewell recommends changing the HEPA filter based upon operation conditions-every 3 years for light usage, 2 years for normal usage and 1 year for heavy usage. The CPZ™ Filter Cartridge should be replaced at least every 6 months. Filter life depends upon condition of use. Our recommendations regarding filter replacement intervals are intended as guidelines only. Life expectancy of any filter media is dependent on the concentration of the contaminants to which the system is exposed. If there are sources of large amounts of contaminant generation (such as woodworking or heavy smoking) the useful life of the filter media in your air cleaner may be reduced. Whenever the air resistance of the HEPA filter becomes excessive due to the amount of contaminants it has captured, the air volume output will begin to reduce and the sound level of the air cleaner will increase somewhat. A completely blocked filter will cause a loud rumbling sound and almost no airflow. How to Change the Filters... CAUTION: TURN OFF THE AIR CLEANER AND DISCONNECT FROM POWER SUPPLY BEFORE SERVICING The only two parts requiring any service are the activated carbon pre-filter and the HEPA filter (also CPZ™ filter on 17250 and 17450 model series). No tools are needed. To change either filter, disassemble the unit as shown. 1. Turn off the air cleaner and disconnect from power supply. 2. Loosen the locking mechanism by turning it counterclockwise and remove the endcap from the unit (Fig. 1). 3. Remove the HEPA filter, (CPZ™ filter on 17250 and 17450 model series) and activated carbon pre-filter from the base assembly (Fig. 2). 4. Remove the fasteners from the activated carbon pre-filter and remove it from the HEPA filter cartridge (Fig. 3). 5. Replace filter(s) as needed, and discard used filter(s). 6. Wrap the activated carbon pre-filter around the HEPA filter cartridge and secure it with the fasteners provided. Reassemble your Honeywell air cleaner as described below: 1. Place the assembled HEPA filter, (CPZ™ filter on 17250 and 17450 model series) and the activated carbon pre-filter in the base assembly. 2. Replace the endcap onto the unit. 3. Reattach the locking mechanism and turn it clockwise until securely tightened. 4. Plug into a wall outlet. 5. Turn unit ON and RESET filter monitor(s) for filter(s) replaced by pressing the appropriate filter reset button(s) for a 5 second delay (Fig. 4). Note: For model 17250 and 17450 series, after replacing the CPZ™ filter, use the enclosed CPZ™ filter reminder label to indicate the next time the filter is to be replaced. FIG. 1 FIG. 2 ......; ....; ..........; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ................; ..........; ..........; ; FIG. 3 HEPA PRE-FILTER FILTER CHECK/RESET FIG. 4 If the Air Cleaner Does Not Operate... • Check to make sure that the power cord is correctly connected to the outlet. • Test that the outlet is functioning properly using another appliance or lamp. • Check the fuse or circuit breaker. The outlet may be overloaded if other appliances are also in use. Determine and correct the cause of the overload. • If none of the above procedures restore operation, return your unit to the store or if the store's return policy does not allow, return the complete unit per the instructions in the warranty section of this owner's guide. Do not attempt to repair the unit yourself. Storage... If you store your Honeywell HEPA air cleaner for more than 30 days, we recommend: • Remove both the primary HEPA filter and the activated carbon pre-filter from the unit. Also remove CPZ™ filter in model 17250 and 17450 series. • Discard the pre-filter. Discard the CPZ™ filter (in mod...