Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting
CAUTION!
DO NOT attempt to repair the motor or nebulizer yourself. If the
humidifier continues to not operate, please call customer service.
Problem
The power indicator light (p. 4, fig. 5
is staying red and not turning green:
Humidifier is working than stops:
If humidifier does not work at all:
If there is a strange odor:
The power indicator light (p. 4, fig. 5
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) is green but there is no mist being
emitted:
White dust appears and settles outside
the humidifier:
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Solution
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)
• Clean the base (p. 3, fig. A
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especially where the water level sensor
float is
• Ensure it is properly plugged into a
power outlet.
• Check that the control knob (p. 4, fig. 5
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) is in the ON position.
• If Power On indicator light (p. 4,
fig. 5
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) does not come on, bring to
authorized service station.
• Clean the tank (p. 3, fig. A
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water and vinegar or bleach and rinse
with clean water.
• Leave the tank open for some time
without the cap, in a cool place.
• Check that there is water in the tank.
• Check for possible lime deposits on the
water level sensor (p. 4, fig. 4
the nebulizer (p. 4, fig. 4
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) .
• Make sure that nothing blocks the
vapor output slots (p. 4, fig. 3
• Check that the fan vent (p. 4, fig. 4
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.
• Area tap water may have too many
minerals, change to filtered or distilled
water.
Cleaning and maintenance
Portable humidifiers require regular cleaning in order to reduce the risk of bacterial
growth and also to remove any scale residue to maintain good operational
performance. Follow the procedures below for healthy maintenance of your
Ultrasonic Cool Mist Humidifier.
NEVER PLUG OR UNPLUG HUMIDIFIER WITH WET HANDS.
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Always be sure that the humidifier is unplugged and switched OFF
before cleaning or attempting to clean or store the item.
DO NOT leave water in water tank (p. 3, fig. A
use as it may result in the buildup of mineral deposits and bacteria that can inhibit
the output efficiency of the humidifier. PLEASE NOTE that if water remains in the
water tank for more than a day or two, bacterial growth is possible.
NOTE: When removing water tank, water may accumulate under vapor lid and on
the bottom of the water tank. It is recommended to have a dry cloth ready to dry
wet surfaces.
Disinfecting the water tank and water basin
)with
1. Fill water tank with 2 tablespoons of white vinegar or bleach in a ½ gallon of
water. Let stand 20 minutes. Screw on water tank cap (p. 4, fig. 3
vigorously with two hands every few minutes, drain and rinse with clean water
until the vinegar or bleach smell is gone. Dry with a clean cloth or paper towel.
2. Fill the base with water and add 2 tablespoons of white vinegar or bleach to the
water and let it soak for 20 minutes. Drain the base and rinse with cool water. Dry
with a soft cloth. DO NOT IMMERSE WATER BASIN IN WATER. An electric shock may
result or the humidifier may be damaged.
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) or
3. Wipe all exterior surfaces of the base with a damp, soft cloth.
4. It is normal for water to be in the water basin. However, water must not get inside
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) .
the central body. If this should happen, take the humidifier to an authorized
service center before using it again.
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NOTE: It is recommended to clean humidifier with the water and white vinegar
solution as stated above after using the humidifier about once a week or if cleaning
seems necessary.
IMPORTANT: Failure to keep this humidifier clean from mineral deposits normally
contained in any water supply will affect the efficiency of the operation. Customer
failure to follow these instructions may void the warranty.
CAUTION!
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) or water basin when unit is not in
Cleaning and maintenance
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) and shake
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