Owner Manual Dehumidifier



Button Controls
NOTE: For added convenience, the same button controls can be found on the included remote control.

Turns on or turns off the humidifier.
Memory Function: The humidifier can remember its programmed settings before being turned off, though it must remain plugged in for the memory function to activate. If the unit is unplugged and plugged back in, the default mist will be cool mist level 2.

Press the Mist Level button to cycle through the 3 cool mist settings on the humidifier.
NOTE: The default setting when you first turn on the humidifier is cool mist level 2.

Use the Humidity Level button to program a humidity level for the humidifier.




NOTE:

Press the Timer button to set the timer anywhere from 1 to 12 hours. When you have selected your desired time, the display will flash three times before the time is set. The device will automatically turn off when the timer is finished counting down. To cancel or turn off the timer, keep pressing the Timer button until the display flashes “--.”

Press the Warm Mist button to turn on the heating function on the humidifier. There are three heat settings to choose from:

NOTE: Use caution when setting the warm mist function; the mist being diffused will be hot.
Turn Off the Display
While the humidifier is operating, the display will automatically dim itself after 30 seconds. if you want to turn off the display, press and hold the AUTO button for 3 seconds or press "Display" button once on the remote control. To turn the display back on, press any button (except the power button) on the control panel.

Press the AUTO button to activate the automatic humidifying mode. The unit will automatically diffuse cool mist based on the surrounding environment and will maintain environmental humidity from 55-68% RH (the unit will run continuously if the humidity is below 54% RH and will stop when it reaches 68% RH). The table below shows the mist level in correlation to the relative humidity level for Auto Mode.

NOTE: Changing the mist level while on AUTO mode will cancel the AUTO mode function.

The Low Water Level Indicator will appear on the display when more water needs to be added to the water tank. When this happens, the humidifier will automatically shut off and will turn back on once a sufficient amount of water has been added.
Make sure the humidifier is disconnected from any power source before cleaning.



Disinfecting the humidifier removes any remaining bacteria or mold after cleaning both the water tank and base. It is recommended to disinfect your humidifier at least once a week with regular use as well as before and after storing for long periods of time.
Tips for Regular Maintenance



NOTE: You can control the humidifier from up to The remote-controlled distance is 16 ft. (5 m).
| Problem |
Cause |
Solution |
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| No mist is being produced. |
No water in the tank or water level is low. |
Fill the water tank at least halfway full. |
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The atomization chip or internal fan is not working. |
Contact Customer Support. | |
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Mist coming out from the base. |
Water tank is not positioned correctly. |
Properly align the water tank with the base. |
| High temperature warning on the display. | The heating element is running without any water in the humidifier. |
Unplug the humidifier, add water to the water tank, and turn on the humidifier. Contact Customer Support if the high temperature warning still appears on the display. |
| Display is showing the incorrect humidity level. | The humidifier has been placed too close to a wall or in a corner causing the built-in humidity sensor to provide incorrect readings. |
Move the humidifier away from walls or corners and place it in a well ventilated room. |
| The humidity sensor has been exposed to dust. |
Avoid using the humidifier in dusty environments. If necessary, clean dusty surfaces and areas before use. |
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| There is a small amount white residue in the area where the humidifier is being used. |
The water used in the humidifier had a high mineral content. |
It is recommended to use filtered, purified, or distilled water. |
| The humidifier needs to be cleaned. |
Clean the humidifier as instructed in the Cleaning & Maintenance section. |
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| The surrounding area is damp after using the humidifier. |
The humidifier has been placed directly on the floor or carpet. |
Move the humidifier to a flat, elevated surface such as a table or desk. |
| The ambient humidity is higher than 68%. |
Turn off the humidifier, or set it to the lowest mist setting. |
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| The mist being produced is too close to the wall. |
DO NOT direct the mist nozzle against the wall. |
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The display always shows 30% or 90% for the relative humidity while the unit is operating. |
The humidity sensor is malfunctioning. | Contact Customer Support. |
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I cannot smell the essential oil that was added to the aroma pad. |
A low-volatile oil has been used and does not easily evaporate. | Use a high-volatile (easily evaporated) oil for your humidifier. |
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The humidity level in the room has not changed, but the relative humidity indicator says the humidifier is working at full capacity. |
The room is larger than the maximum effective range of the humidifier. |
For best results, use the humidifier in a room that is less than or equal to 430–753 ft² (40–70 m²). |
| Water tank has to be refilled frequently. | The humidifier may be running at a high mist level. |
Set the humidifier to run at a lower mist level to maximize the water in the water tank. |
| The warm mist function is being used for an extended period of time. |
Turn off the Warm Mist function and allow the heating element to cool for at least 30 minutes. |
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The humidifier diffuses warm mist while on the cool mist setting. |
The heating element is still warm after being used for the warm mist. | Allow the heating element to cool for at least 30 mintues. |