Article Published Date : 2020-06-08
If you notice that the airflow coming from your Philips Air Purifier is weak and the air quality light does not turn blue, find out here what you can do to solve the issue.
Note: All images shown below are generic representations only; there can be some differences among specific appliances.
If packaging remains around the filters, then you might notice weak airflow and the air quality light might not turn blue.
To solve this, please make sure to remove all packaging materials from the filters as shown in the following image:
A dirty pre-filter (C in the picture below) can also cause the airflow from your Philips Air Purifier to be weak.
Clean the pre-filter by washing it under the tap and letting it dry (it needs to be fully dry before it goes back into your purifier).
Dirty filters (marked as A and B in the picture, but some purifiers only have filter A) can cause a weak airflow as well.
These filters should be replaced once a year or as recommended for your specific air purifier model, and they should not be washed.
Each product has a unique model number. A model number usually starts with letters followed by series of numbers, e.g. GC6440, 37PFL7403D or SA1300.
There are a few different ways you can locate your model number:
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Please choose your model based on the last 2 digits of your product number, for example RQ1280/21.
