When I turn on the arizer air a light blinks which tells you to take your hand off of the power buttons. After that it shows green (fully charged). If the battery is lower then it will show the next color up until you reach red (low battery).
After the power color is shown it shuts off and you see the blue idle light. Very simular to the solo except instead of a power meter you have a power indicator. 1 LED doing the task of multiple in the solo, same solution as temp adjustment.
So that really quick, abnormally bright flash is the reading? Come on Arizer, how about making it long enough to check out? And it uses the same 'scale' as heat? 3 levels: Green to orange to red? Come on Arizer, why only 3?
And, of course my usual gripe with this color coding BS. It's useless to many of us who are color blind. Perfect choice, half of us have trouble with (you guessed it.....) reds and greens. Any other choice would have meant more understanding the code. I'm going to set up a test, but I bet I can't tell the difference (and I know I'm not alone, half of about 8% of all men are this way.....one out of 25 are red/green color blind to some extent).
Instead they could, for instance, have flashed once, twice or 3 times? Then everyone who could count could play. Like I do to set the heat level (count up from the bottom or down from the top).
Thanks for the information, useless as it seems to me personally. It makes sense. The topic has come up a time or two before, but I don't recall anyone saying definitively the way it worked, and I recall a chap from the EU coming back and saying 'never mind'????
Of course Arizer could have told us, but what's the fun in that?
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