GE 106663 Replacing The Wick Filter, Storage Instructions, Cleaning And Maintenance Instructions

Models: 106763 106663

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R E P L A C I N G T H E F I LT E R C L E A N I N G

R E P L A C I N G T H E F I LT E R C L E A N I N G

I N S T R U C T I O N S - S T O R A G E

REPLACING THE WICK FILTER

Through normal use, waterborne minerals and sedi- ment become trapped in the Wick Filter. The harder your water, the greater the amount of minerals in the water, and the more often you will need to change your Wick Filter. In general, a brown Wick Filter indicates a need to replace the Wick Filter.

To replace the Wick Filter, follow the below steps.

1.Turn the Power Knob off and unplug the humidifier from the

electrical outlet.

2.Remove the Water Tank and Humidifier Housing to access the Humidifier Base.

3.Discard the old Wick Filter and follow weekly cleaning instructions.

4.Insert a new Wick Filter into the filter Support in the Humidifier Base.

5.Replace the Humidifier Housing and then the Water Tank.

6.Repeat Operating Instruction steps.

It will take about 30 minutes for the humidifier to reach maximum output.

You can obtain a new Wick Filter by calling 1-877-207- 0923 in the USA or by visiting your nearest retailer or authorized service center. This humidifier takes model 106763 replacement Wick Filter.

STORAGE INSTRUCTIONS

If your humidifier will not be in use for two days or more, or at the end of the season follow these instructions.

1.Clean and dry the humidifier thoroughly as per the Weekly Maintenance instructions.

2.Let the humidifier dry completely before storing. Do not store with water inside the Humidifier Base.

3.Do not store with the Tank cap in place.

4.Throw away the Wick Filter. Do not store with Wick Filter in place.

5.Store in a cool dry location.

Figure 2

 

A. Wick Filter

B

 

Supports

 

B. Wick Filter

 

 

 

A

C. Humidifier

 

Base

 

 

C

CLEANING AND MAINTENANCE

INSTRUCTIONS

Humidifiers provide comfort by adding

moisture to dry indoor air. To get the most benefit from the humidifier and avoid prod- uct failure, follow all maintenance instruc- tions carefully. If the recommended care and maintenance guidelines are not followed, micro-organisms may be able to grow in the water within the humidifier.

Daily Maintenance

1.Before cleaning, set the Power Knob to OFF position and unplug the unit from the electrical outlet.

2.Lift off the Water Tank and Humidifier Housing. Remove Wick Filter and place in sink or tub as the Wick Filter will release water when not in the humidifi- er.

3.Carry the Humidifier Base and the Water Tank to the sink, then drain and rinse the Humidifier Base and Water Tank thoroughly to remove any sediment and dirt. Wipe clean and dry with a clean soft cloth or paper towel. (DO NOT use metal cleaning utensils or abrasive cleaners)

4.Put the Wick Filter back in the Filter Support, replace the Humidifier Housing, then refill the Water Tank with cool tap water as instructed in filling the Water Tank instructions.

Weekly Maintenance

Remove scale:

1.Repeat steps 1-3 above.

2.Clean the Humidifier Base by partially filling the Humidifier Base with one 8-oz cup of undiluted white vinegar. Let solution stand 20 minutes, clean all interi- or surfaces with a soft brush.

3.Dampen a cloth with undiluted white vinegar and wipe out entire Humidifier Base to remove scale.

4.Rinse with clean warm water to remove scale and the white vinegar solution before beginning to disinfect the Water Tank.

Disinfect Water Tank:

1.Fill Water Tank with 1/2 teaspoon of chlorine bleach and 1/2 gallon of water.

2.Let the solution stand for 20 minutes, swishing every few minutes. Wet all surfaces.

3.Empty the Water Tank after 20 minutes, and rinse well with water until the bleach smell is gone. Dry with a clean cloth or paper towel.

4.Refill the Water Tank with cool water; replace the hous- ing and the Water Tank. Repeat ALL Operating Instructions.

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