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STORING YOUR HUMIDIFIER
Allow the appliance to dry completely before storing. Store the appliance in a dry
location. Do not place any heavy items on top of appliance during storage as this may
result in possible damage of the appliance. Store the cord in a clean, dry location away
from metal objects. Always check the plug before use to assure metal items have not
become attached.
Save the box for off-season storage.
Make sure the tank, water basin and water tank cap are thoroughly dry before
storing.
If water is left in the unit during storage, it may evaporate completely and leave
deposits that can prevent the unit from operating properly.
Leave the water tank refill cap loose to prevent the water cap (see figure 4) and
gasket from sticking together. This will prolong the life of the gasket.
TROUBLE SHOOTING
CAUTION: DO NOT attempt to repair the motor or nebulizer yourself. If the
humidifier continues to not operate please call our service center (see toll free
number).
Problem Solution
Humidifier power light is staying red and
not turning green
Humidifier is working than stops:
Ensure that water level sensor is
assembled properly.
Clean water float
Call service center and request
replacement water float
If humidifier does not work at all:
Ensure it is properly plugged into a
power outlet.
Check that the switch is in the ON
position.
If Power On indicator light does not
come on, bring to authorized service
station.
If there is a strange odor:
Clean the tank with water and vinegar
or bleach and rinse with clean water.
Leave the tank open for some time
without the cap, in a cool place.
The power light is green but there is no
mist being emitted:
Check that there is water in the tank.
Check for possible lime deposits on the
water level sensor or the nebulizer (see
page 8 and 9).
Make sure that nothing blocks the
vapor output slots.
Check that the fan vent on bottom of
humidifier is not blocked.
Empty the humidifier and rinse the
water basin with cool tap water and
allow to dry for 15 to 30 min.
White dust appears and settles outside the
humidifier:
Area tap water may have too many
minerals, change to filtered or distilled
water.