How do you clean blueair AV501 fan blades - Kaz Honeywell QuietClean HFD-135 Air Purifier

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Make sure the filters are properly seated. Contact them at Support direct. It sounds like it might need dealer repair.

https://www.blueair.com/ca/customer-support.html

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It might reset if u unplug it for 15 minutes then replug it in

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15 amp. Also remember there is a reason why the fuse is not working. Goodluck ..

Lubricate the motor

Hello, this is Ava with Think Crucial.

You may find the User's Manual for your Blueair model by clicking the link below.

http://homeappliance.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/blueair/301.html

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This question seems similar to another post from a while ago. http://www.fixya.com/support/t5074178-like_clean I just finished my Blue Air 500 for the same problem with loads of collected hair and dust around the fan. The manufacturer manual does not cover this type of cleaning and they do not want people to open the unit as it might void the warranty. It's actually simple you've done it but not obvious. There are 4 screws which you may not have seen on the top until you pop off the top grill. Remove those as they fasten the side curved panels, once the top screws are removed tug on the white curved pieces upwards and they should come off. Once these are off you should have full access to the interior to clean. Ours was utterly filthy and way past the warranty.

Hi, I have had the same problem and have figured out how to open it.

To open your blueair air purifier, follow the steps below;
1. Get a phillips head screwdriver,
2. Open the unit and remove the air filters.
3. Use the phillips head screwdriver to remove the screws that you can see.
4. After taking out the screws, remove the "galvanizedSwedish steel housing" (cream coloured sides) of the purifier by lifting it upwards (i.e. from bottom to top of unit).
4. You will now have access to the interior of the purifier.
5. You can now take out the fan and clean it, or what ever part you are trying to clean. I used a Dyson HEPA vacuum cleaner.
6. To reassemble, reverse the instructions above to reassemble the purifier.

If you need to replace the fan motor, the fan blade can be removed by grasphing the center hub of the fan and pull the fan straight out of the purifier. I remove it every time I clean my machine, since it easy to clean it once it is removed.

I had the same issue.  Press and hold the 'TIMER' button untill you hear a beep and it will reset.

I used a can of compressed air to clean my fan blades and this did the job. I bought a 6-pack of 3M Dust Remover at Sams Club to save money. Hope this helps.

George