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SHARPER IMAGE IONIC BREEZE QUADRA RED LIGHT ON
I had one that had the "needs cleaning" light was on. After cleaning, the light stayed on. I checked around at the time and learned it couldn't be fixed, and it was out of warrantee. I believe that's why they stopped making them. Mine was just thrown away.
I own an Ionic Breeze Quadra unit. It has been
hi,
Sparking, popping, hissing or crackling sounds coming from your Ionic Breeze air cleaner are all signals that it's time to clean your machine. Once you've cleaned the collection grids inside the Quadra, the disruptive sounds will disappear
how to clean
Turn off and unplug your Ionic Breeze Quadra.Grasp the horizontal handle on top of the air cleaning grids--this is in the very center top of your Ionic Breeze Quadra--and pull the grids straight up out of the casingWipe the metal grids down, inside and out along the entire length, with a clean damp cloth. You may need to use more than one cloth if the grids are very dirty.Go back over the grids with a clean dry cloth to remove any water and remaining dirtPut the grids aside on a clean, dry surface and grasp the body of the main Ionic Breeze casing unit in both hands.Flip the casing unit upside down, then right side up, five or six times. You should hear a small bead sliding back and forth as you do this. The bead is cleaning interior elements concealed in the casing; if you don't hear it, your unit may be in need of repair.Place the casing unit back on its base, orient the grids so that the handle slopes in the same direction as the top of the air purifier, then carefully slide them back down into the machine.
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My professional series ionic breeze gp s1830/961 will not turn on
Hello,if it does not power up, then it means its having a power problem. it might have worked fine in the past, but that's electronics for you. Power surge, irregular power supply, excess power supply, etc can affect the unit thereby not making it to power on.This unit must have a power supply board in it where power enters from the mains. A capacitor, fuse, diode, etc may have been defective on the power board and maybe that's why its not making the unit turn on. There might also be some disconnection or something, inside the unit which is not making it to power on.To actually find out what's wrong, you need to disassemble the unit with a screw driver and check what's wrong. You will be needing a meter in order to test the components on the power board, once you detect any bad component, you can make necessary replacement at any electronics accessories store withing our vicinity. This is the only way by which you can detect the problem.Of course, testing the power board with a meter will require someone that has the ability. So it you can't, then you might be needing the help of a repairman or you can call a friend that has the ability to help you out.I wish you the best of luck. Regards.
My ionic breeze GP air
Hi.
The filter will probably needs replacement. Ionic breeze purifier are not being manufactured anymore because of heath concerns. New model use a completely different technology. Parts are also not distributed anymore.
I suggest replacing the ionic purifier with a different air purifier.
Please read the article below:
Ionic Breeze Health Concerns
Regards.
Ginko.
I don't know which setting
ON is just the fan suction, but GP activates the magnetivity which attaches more dust particles to the filter.
Broken "guitar string"
No. This is not repairable. You will need to purchase a new cell from your local hvac contractor.
I've got a quadra that's
I found this answer from one of the experts. I hope this helps you.
1. Unplug
2. Turn the machine upside down (there are 4 screws holding the bottom stand on) remove the screws
3. once bottom is off there are 2 screws sideways helping the hold the 2 sides together. Remove those 2 screws.
4. Turn the machine upright and remove the middle fins (the ones you clean)
5.
Remove the 4 screws that are deep in the 4 holes when you look down
inside (you can't see the screws, I had to feel for them with a
phillips head narrow screwdriver)
(it will be easier if your screwdriver has magnetic head for next step.)
6. after removing the 4 screws gently work lose the top (part that has the little lights and turn on push switch)
7.
turn the breeze on its side, you will find about 5 or 6 tiny screws
holding the two sides of the outside louver case together. Remove all
these screws. You will be thankful for the magnetic end, I have small
fingers and still had a problem catching the little screws.
8. You want to take off the screws from both sides but only remove one side.
9.
Being careful of the wires (I left that side alone) I worked from the
wire free side and using a bottle of rubbing alcohal and lots and lots
of q-tips I gentle cleaned off all the gunk on all the little metal
pieces at the bottom of the breeze (on the inside where the wires are).
Clean as good as you can, you will find the metal pieces covered with
what looks like tar but it comes off with the alcohal.
10. Using
a can of 'canned air' like you'd use for a computer, gently blow the
rest of the breeze parts getting all the dust away but being careful
not to damage the electronics. (there are a lot of little computer
boards). I didn't find any dust in the electrical parts in the very
bottom of the breeze, just above where the fins are and some at the top
where the controls are.
11. I cleaned the 1/2 I took
completely off with some rubbing alcohol, gets that off pretty
good but didn't mess with the side with the wires, just blew the dust
out, gently cleaned a bit and on the outside.
12. To put back
together, first I gently put the outer middle pieces together and then
gently put the control top back on and replaced those 4 screws. Then I
put the 10 or 12 tiny screws back into the middle, then the 2 screws in
the bottom sides and 4 screws putting the stand back on. I stood it up,
plugged it in (make sure its dry) and turned it on and the light came
on and it is working great.
I've had mine for 3 years so I
think they occasionally need a thorough cleaning. Except for the canned
air I bought nothing else. Everyone has rubbing alcohol and q-tips in
their homes. When I first started I didn't know how to dismantle it and
tried to clean the inside with long q-tips but it was too hard. Those
little metal pieces in the bottom make some sort of connection to the
fins we pull out and clean so I guess they need good contact.
Have a great day!
My Sharper Image Ionic Breeze, model 51737worked
those things are not worth a bit. you should throw it away you could even possibly be causing yourself more indoor air quality problems by running one with the amount of ozone they produce and put into your home. throw it in the garbage.
My ionic breeze doesnt seem to blow any air at all
best best is to unplug the unit, and clean the blades completely with a damp cloth, then wait a few for the blades to dry and put them back in the unit. usually cleaning these every 2 to 3 weeks and they should be kept clean to be effective at removing the contaminants in the air. theirs alot of controversy over thease untis thease day's butthey do fuction properly if kept in top condition. also note that the blades must be properly seated in the houseing to work. safty feature that if bumped or knocked down it will cause the system to mostlikly stop working till you pull the blades out and put them back inj. i observed this myself with a model and they are failry good quality but a pain to clean. good luck with it.
I have a S1837 that quit working. I do think I
william,
you're going to think i'm crazy, but i had a machine that someone gave me, and just today had pulled it out of the garage (still brand new and in the original box) to sell on ebay.
i'd be willing to give you a great deal if you're interested... say $75 + shipping
b
I have 4 Ionic Breeze
Your assistance was no help. My solution was to junk the $500.00 unit and request refund of the $19.95.
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