How to Reset Filter Light on Honeywell Air Purifier HPA300: 1 Minute Guide to Resetting Your Air Purifier

The Honeywell HPA300 air purifier is widely recognized for its powerful air filtration and intuitive controls, but users often have questions about resetting the filter light once a replacement is made. If you’ve just changed the filter and the “Check Filter” or “Filter Reset” light remains on, here’s a simple step-by-step guide to reset it:

1. Ensure the air purifier is powered on.
2. Locate the “Check Filter” or “Filter Reset” button on the control panel.
3. Press and hold the button for about 2-5 seconds. Usually, you hear a beep or see the light blink off. This completes the reset.
4. If the light does not turn off, turn off and unplug the unit, then repeat the above steps.

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Tips 1:

Regularly inspect your Honeywell HPA300 filter—try marking your calendar for scheduled checks, even before the indicator light comes on. This proactive approach ensures filters never get overly dirty, and your air stays clean. Plus, clean filters keep the device running efficiently, maintaining both air quality and energy usage.

FAQ

Q: Why won’t the filter light turn off after resetting?

A: Ensure you’re holding the reset button for at least 2–5 seconds. If it still won’t reset, power cycle the purifier (unplug then plug back in) and try again.

Q: Do I need to replace both pre-filter and main filter for a reset?

A: You should reset the filter light after replacing the main HEPA filter(s) and/or pre-filter as indicated by the control panel instructions.

Q: How often should I replace filters in the HPA300?

A: Typically, the pre-filter is replaced every 3 months, and the HEPA filters every 12 months, but heavy usage or poor air conditions may require more frequent changes.

Q: What happens if I ignore the filter light?

A: An unchanged filter will reduce air purifier performance, affecting air quality and possibly shortening the device’s lifespan.

Q: Is it necessary to reset the unit after each filter change?

A: Yes—resetting ensures the filter tracking system works correctly so your air purifier reminds you accurately for future changes.