Maintenance Instructions for HFT2100, HFT2700 & HFT2900FP
Danger - To Avoid Hazard of Electrical Shock or Burn Turn Off Power Supplying This Equipment Before Servicing.
1.Shut off water supply.
2.Remove the humidifier cover by turning the screw located at the bottom of the cover and pulling the cover out toward you.
3.Tilt out the distribution tray and evaporator pad assembly.
4.All plastic and metal parts (except electrical parts and components) can be washed in humidifier cleaner or a 50% solution of vinegar and water.
5.Replace evaporator media, if cleaning is not satisfactory. This unit also contains a one piece wick. This wick must be changed along with the evaporator pad. The wick can be changed very easily by simply lifting out the old one and replacing it with the new one provided with the evaporator pad.
6.Evaporative media should be replaced at least once a year (once each heating season).
7.Wipe any loose sediment from the water tray (make certain no particles are allowed to plug the drain hole).
Water Hardness
and Maintenance Schedule
Your humidifier will accumulate minerals such as calcium and lime after operating for a short period (accumulation of minerals is a sure sign the humidifier is producing humidity). The amount of accumulation is dependent on the hardness of the water supply in your area. Therefore the time between cleaning is unpredictable.
NOTE: Excessive buildup of these minerals is detrimental to internal parts as well as evaporative efficiency. Refer to the maintenance instructions above to achieve years of satisfactory performance from your
Congratulations…
…on your purchase of a
Caring for Your Humidifier
Please take a few minutes to read this booklet. It will familiarize you with the many features and benefits of your new humidifier, and aid you in understanding the routine maintenance that will ensure many years of efficient operation.
If, at some point, you need parts or service to maintain the superior performance of your humidifier, follow these simple procedures:
•Contact the heating and air conditioning contractor who installed your unit. Often, this information can be found on a label attached to your humidifier or heating system.
•If no label is found, look in the yellow pages of your phone book under Heating
&Air Conditioning Contractors.
•Finally, if these attempts for parts or service fail, write or call
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