Use and Care Guide

Always wear a respirator and personal protective gear when removing or replacing filters. Lay
the Air Scrubber flat, unlock top latch of the housing, open the inlet panel and remove filters.
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Precautionary Measure When Cleaning and Changing Filters
An air scrubber captures particles that can be hazardous to human health.
During the process of changing filters, decontamination, or performing
maintenance, large concentrations of captured particles can become
airborne in the immediate area. For these reasons, air scrubber operators
should wear appropriate personal protection equipment (PPE) when
performing any type of service on an air scrubber. A NIOSH-approved
respirator is always essential for these tasks. If you’ve used the air scrubber
for mold remediation or in another environment with known contaminants,
you should also consider wearing gloves, eye protection and coverall
NIOSH-Approved
Respirator Mask
The particles captured by a filter can cause adverse human health effects once they are released into
the air. For this reason, you should dispose of used filters with care. You should place used filters in a
plastic bag and seal the top before disposing. Always follow local regulations before disposing.
Disposal of Filters
The filters may need to be changed after certain period of time depending on your usage and the life of
each type of filters.
All filter accessories are available for purchase directly from XPOWER's headquarters in California.
Please call XPOWER Parts Center at [phone] or email to [e-mail]
Filter Replacement