According to p.10 of the [https://dqm2hs0fb20qv.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/08/25125607/ap_breeze_manual.pdf|user manual] the lights should turn off after 3 minutes in a dark room if it is in auto mode, because it has gone into ''night mode''.
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If the purifier is in auto mode then according to p.10 of the [link|https://dqm2hs0fb20qv.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/08/25125607/ap_breeze_manual.pdf|user manual] the lights should turn off after 3 minutes when it is in a dark room, because it has gone into ''night mode''.
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If they don't then it may be a problem with the sensor or its associated circuit. If it does this when the room it is in is not dark, again it could be the sensor thinking it is.
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If they don't then it may be a problem with the sensor or its associated circuit. If it does this when the room it is in is not dark, again it could be the sensor thinking it is but not turning the lights fully off.
Hi @beanman56 ,
According to p.10 of the [https://dqm2hs0fb20qv.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2016/08/25125607/ap_breeze_manual.pdf|user manual] the lights should turn off after 3 minutes in a dark room if it is in auto mode, because it has gone into ''night mode''.
If they don't then it may be a problem with the sensor or its associated circuit. If it does this when the room it is in is not dark, again it could be the sensor thinking it is.