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10
General Operation
Humidity Sensor
Automatic Shut O
USING YOUR HUMIDIFIER
1. Place the humidifier on a level, elevated surface, such
as a table or nightstand. [Figure 1.1] Make sure the room
is well-ventilated.
2. Plug in the humidifier. The display icons will light up and
turn o.
3. Tap
once to turn on the humidifier. The humidifier
will start misting.
a. If there is no water in the tank,
will light up.
Unplug the humidifier and refill the water tank
(see Getting Started, page 8).
b. If the last humidity setting is lower than the
humidity level of the environment, it will mist for a
few seconds and then stop.
4. (Optional) Press the mist level controls to change the
mist level.
5. Press
to turn o the humidifier.
The humidity sensor detects the humidity level in the
immediate area. The sensor cannot correctly detect humidity
if it is damaged, wet, or if moisture builds up inside it.
The humidifier will automatically turn o and
will appear
when all of the water in the tank has been diused. The
display will continue showing until more water is added
to the water tank. [Figure 1.3]
Note:
• There are 2 nozzles on the nozzle cap that can
rotate 360° to diuse mist in any direction.
• If the relative humidity in your room exceeds 68%
while operating the humidifier, use the low mist
setting or turn o the humidifier.
• When turned on, the humidifier has a memory
function that will recall and display the last setting
used before it was turned o. The display will only
show if there is water in the tank. The humidifier must
remain plugged in for this memory function to work.
Note:
• To avoid mist falling onto the sensor, do not face the
nozzle in the direction of the sensor or the cord.
• Do not pull on the sensor or the cord.
• Do not use hot air to dry the sensor. This will cause it
to malfunction. If wet, allow to completely air dry.
Figure 1.1
Figure 1.3
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