Getting Started
A Humidifier is quite useful in supplying necessary moisture to dry air. It should be used with proper care to prevent
The measured output of a Humidifier is based upon continuous operation at standard rating conditions. With normal variations of indoor and outdoor conditions, the Humidistat controlled Humidifier will not run continuously, at maximum output, unless the controls are set to do so.
Initial Humidity requirements:
When initially installed or when placed in operation at the beginning of each season, the Humidifier may run constantly for a day or so and thus evaporate large quantities of moisture. When the home and its furnishings have absorbed moisture and become stabilized at the desired humidity level, the amount of water used will diminish and the Humidifier operation will maintain the desired humidity level.
Before Operating
When removing the Humidifier from the retail carton, reach under the Humidifier and lift from the bottom of unit.
Your new Humidifier uses a sizable volume of water, so we recommend checking the Base and Water Tanks for leaks that may have occurred due to damage caused in shipping.
Note: A visual inspection may not reveal hairline fractures.
To Check For Leaks:
1.Place Humidifier on a
2.Remove the Water Tanks and fill with water to inspect for leaks.
3.Next, pour several cups of water into the Base to inspect for leaks.
Not Leaking?
Empty water from Base and install the full Water Tanks.
Leaking?
In the slight chance your Humidifier has leaks, contact Consumer Services and we will immediately replace damaged parts.
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