Duracraft DH-831 Humidifier User Manual


 
We recommend that you
clean the humidifier once
a week, or more often if
you:
have hard water,
notice a build-up
of impurities, or
detect unpleasant odors.
Using DuraSept
Humidifier Bacteriostatic
Treatment (#AC-802) will
help control the growth
of bacteria, algae, and
odors and help extend
the life of the Natural
Cool Moisture
Filter.
NOTE: THE USE OF
OTHER WATER TREATMENT
PRODUCTS MAY CAUSE
DETERIORATION OF THE
FILTER OR DAMAGE THE
HUMIDIFIER, THEREBY
HINDERING THE HUMIDI-
FIER'S EFFECTIVENESS.
DO NOT USE SOAP,
DETERGENTS, OR
ABRASIVE CLEANSERS.
Cleaning involves two
steps: SCALE REMOVAL
and DISINFECTING.
Be sure to perform these
in the proper order to
avoid harmful chemical
interactions.
First, turn off and
unplug the humidifier.
Remove the Water Tank
by grasping the handle
and pulling straight up.
Lift the Upper Motor
Housing from the
Reservoir Base.
Remove the Natural
Cool Moisture
Filter
from its frame (Fig. 5).
Discard any residual
water from the base.
STEP ONE:
WEEKLY
SCALE REMOVAL
(RESERVOIR
BASE)
Fill the Reservoir
Base with DuraRinse
Humidifier Cleaner
(#AC-816), following
bottle instructions, or
one 8-oz. cup (250 ml) of
undiluted white vinegar.
Let solution stay for 20
minutes.
With DuraRinse
or
vinegar still in the unit,
clean all interior surfaces
of the base with a soft
brush or cloth to remove
scale.
Rinse Reservoir Base
thoroughly with clean,
warm water to remove
scale and cleaning
solution.
STEP TWO:
WEEKLY
DISINFECTING
(WATER TANK
AND RESERVOIR
BASE)
Be sure the Water
Tank is empty. Fill with
water and DuraRinse
Humidifier Cleaner
(#AC-816), following
bottle instructions, or 1
teaspoon chlorine bleach
in 1 gallon (4 litres) water.
Let solution stay 20 min-
utes, swishing every few
minutes to wet all sur-
faces.
Empty tank after 20
minutes. Rinse with water
until bleach/solution smell
is gone.
Repeat for the
Reservoir Base.
FIG. 5
CLEANING