The Samsung air purifier pollution level indicator isn't working

It shouldn't be too hard to turn the air purifier on and get it running. As long as it's plugged in correctly and the filters are installed correctly, it should run.

We've built our air purifiers for you in the hopes that they will last for quite some time and purify your air as long as you need. But in some cases, something may go wrong. If your air purifier needs your attention, it will display a code. If that code doesn't go away after turning the air purifier off and back on again, then your air purifier ne

Run a Vent Blockage test Note: Even if your dryer passes the test, you should still clean your exhaust vent once or twice a year. If you used your dryer prior to starting the test, it may not enter the test mode; your dryer must be sufficiently cooled down first. If you’re running the test right after installing your dryer, you can run the AIR FLUF

Your air purifier is usually going to be pretty quiet unless it's running at the highest fan setting. You can use Sleep mode, Wind-Free mode, or set the fan speed to Auto to help reduce the overall volume. But if you're concerned about a particular noise, here's a list of the noises your air purifier might make.

Add your air purifier to SmartThings Even if you aren’t home, you can still control your air purifier’s basic functions. Just connect the purifier to the SmartThings app. Open the SmartThings app, tap Add (the plus sign), and then tap Add device. Tap Air purifier under By device type, then tap Samsung, and then tap Start. Choose a location and room