A pop sound could mean moisture in the air is high and condense on electrodes to short circuit the system.
An air purification system removes pollutants from the breathable indoor air, these pollutants can cause extreme complications to one’s health, and occasionally these air purification systems may stop working, but here are issueshooting ideas you can use to get your air purification system working again, however when the Heating and Air Conditioning unit does not turn on, check if its power cord is plugged into a socket! If not, plug it in the typical power outlet and turn it on. If it does not turn on the problem could be a faulty power outlet. Have it updated and turn the purifier on, then do not use the purifier if its power cord is damaged. Instead, contact the brand’s purchaser care service. If your air purification system does not respond to touch control or push buttons, the possible cause could be an unplugged purifier or uncovered filter. To repair this, you should plug your purifier into a power outlet, however place the filter cover back respectfully according to the manufacturer’s manual. If you identify the problem as malfunctioned controls, remove the purifier from the power source and contact the brand’s purchaser care service, and an air purification system could stop functioning well due to dust build-up in the air filters, large room coverage, objects blocking the air intake and outlet, or a purifier sited too close to the corner. It could also be due to dust build-up on the filters. Wash your air filter in the laundry unit to get rid of dust. Avoid placing an air purification system in a corner; Unofficial noises from the air purification system could possibly mean that the air filter is not closed respectfully or that you need to update your air filter. A pop sound could mean moisture in the air is high and condense on electrodes to short circuit the system. Unplug the unit and disinfect the electrodes with a dry rag. If the noise continues after you have changed your air filter, then the problem is inside the purifier; Switch it off, remove from the power source and contact your Heating and Air Conditioning brand purchaser service. If you notice a reduced airflow from the purifier, check the fan speed, adjust your fan speed, or set it on auto mode. Auto Mode detects pollutants and removes them by changing fan speed, then finally, change the air purification system’s location if the airflow is low.