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13
EN
KEEPING THINGS CLEAN
CAUTION: General Cleaning
• Always make sure the humidifier is unplugged when
cleaning.
• The water in the inner chamber near the transducer
may still be warm after turning o the humidifier. Allow
the humidifier to cool before cleaning. Use caution
when pouring out the water.
• Do not use liquid detergents.
• Use distilled water instead of tap water to prevent hard
water buildup in your humidifier.
• Do not submerge base in water.
• Clean your humidifier at least once a month.
Figure 5.1
1. Unplug the humidifier.
2. Remove the nozzle cap from the water tank. Rinse the
nozzle and the cover under clean, running water. Set it
aside to air dry.
3. Remove the water tank from the base and pour out any
excess water from the inner chamber. Fill the tank with
2 cups of distilled white vinegar and 2 cups of water.
Replace the cap and gently shake to coat all sides of
the water tank.
4. Remove the mist channel and mist tube. Detach the
mist tube from the mist channel by twisting the tube
counterclockwise. [Figure 5.1] Rinse both parts in clean
water and dry thoroughly.
5. Remove the absorption pad inside the heating element
and rinse under clean water. Dry the pad with a clean,
dry cloth.
6. Add 1 cup of distilled white vinegar to the inner
chamber.
7. Allow the vinegar to soak inside both the water tank
and inner chamber for 30 minutes.
8. Use the included cleaning brush to remove any scale
buildup inside the water tank or in the inner chamber.
[Figure 5.2]
9. Pour out the vinegar from the water tank and the inner
chamber and thoroughly rinse with warm water.
Figure 5.2
Note: Do not submerge the base in water.
10. Dry all parts with a clean, dry cloth. Make sure all
parts of the humidifier are completely dry before
reassembling or storing.
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