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The clean light came on my ionic pro air purifier and so I cleaned the blades. Ever since, when I turn on the unit after 2 seconds the clean light will come back on and the system won't run?
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What does the blue light mean? I had 4 Ionic breeze air cleaners, ionizer wires are broken. I was thinking about buying the Ionic Pro cleaners, but have no input about how well they work.
Hi Slipdope... make sure that you are also cleaning the ionizing wire. The wire cleaning mechanism is on top. Just pull up the tab and pull the cleaner up and down to clean the wire. If that doesn't work, call customer service at 800-875-8577 and they can do some trouble shooting with you and replace the unit for you if need be. Thank you.
After cleaning the unit, blue light turns on momentarily then red cleaning light comes back on. Have cleaned and dried unit including the contacts on the end (cleaned with alcohol). Sounds like a common problem, any solution? Bob
i have the same problem after cleaning it it turned on with a sound like frying stuff .and it goes to red light which means clean..but the blades are clean i dont know whats goin on but theres a smell in the unit which i cant tell what kind any one can help?
I found that the buzzing can be removed by blowing out the unit,
cleaning the blades and taking a long cotton swab and alcohol to
thoroughly clean the corona wire - carefully - don't break it. The wire
should be clean enough that the slider/wiper runs smoothly up and down
the wire after cleaning. If it drags or is rough to slide, you will
still have noise no matter how many times you clean the blades. The
wire gets a "crust" on it.
If the plates are clean, there is nothing wrong with them. They are just 3 strips of metal... they don't even connect to each other unless they are in the unit. NO NEED TO REPLACE THEM.
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