We have a Living Air Classic XL-15 and cannot get the fan to turn on. The green light is on inside, the fuse seems fine, the filter is pretty clean, the plate is clean.
I replaced the connector on broken red wire that was connected to the post labeled "caution high voltage." Yet the fan still won't turn on.
I have a Classic Living Air model XL-15C. I keep hearing a loud rattling noise from inside. I...
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I have a Classic Living Air model XL-15C. I keep hearing a loud rattling noise from inside. I believe the noise is coming from the (yellow light) fuse-located in the middle right side of the unit. I also noticed the fuse in upper left corner of the unit (which I believe lights up green) is not on -Would the rattling sound be due to the fuse needing to be replaced? Can I replace both fuses myself?
Appears that the high volatge supply has failed. Neither lamp (inside) is illuminated consiquentlky...
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Appears that the high volatge supply has failed. Neither lamp (inside) is illuminated consiquentlky no ionization is occurring. Fan operates properly, has new plate. No apparent physical issues.
the ozone only comes on at the highest setting. It is to strong to have it on that level. What is...
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the ozone only comes on at the highest setting. It is to strong to have it on that level. What is the problem? the disks are new.
Not producing ozone, wire on little round sensor is broken on the small silicned in circuit board...
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Not producing ozone, wire on little round sensor is broken on the small silicned in circuit board that is in the left rear of unit. Is this board replacable and if it is where can I get one?