Cleaning And Care - HoMedics TOTAL COMFORT UHE-WM350 Instruction Manual And Warranty Information

CLEANING AND CARE

CAUTION: Before cleaning the unit, turn power off and unplug unit from the outlet.
COOL
TIMER
% RH
MIST HUMIDISTAT
– +
WARM LAMP
+
TIMER –
MIST HUMIDISTAT
– +
WARM LAMP
TO CLEAN THE TANKS
Remove the water tanks from the humidifier base by lifting them
from the main unit. Unscrew the tank caps and rinse inside the
tanks with clean water.
Every Day: Empty and rinse each tank and tank cap before refilling.
Every Week: To remove any scale or build up, use a 50/50 mixture of
white vinegar and lukewarm water to clean the inside of the tanks.
TO CLEAN THE ULTRASONIC MEMBRANE
Every Day: Empty, rinse and dry the ultrasonic membrane and the
reservoir before refilling.
Every Week: Remove the transducer plate cover. Pour a 50/50
mixture of white vinegar and water on the surface of the ultrasonic
membrane, then soak for five minutes. Brush clean with a
soft-bristle brush (not included) and rinse. Replace transducer
plate cover.
NEVER touch the ultrasonic membrane with your fingers as the
natural oils in skin can damage the membrane.
NOTE: Never submerge the base in water or any liquid
TO CLEAN THE AROMA TRAY
Open the aroma tray and remove the aroma pad. Aroma pads
should be changed when switching to a different essential oil scent.
If continuing to use the same scent, set the aroma pad aside for
reuse. Wipe down the inside of the aroma tray with a soft cloth.
Place the aroma pad back in the tray and close.
NOTE: Leave the aroma pad out of the aroma tray when storing.
TO CLEAN THE SURFACE
Clean the surface of the unit with a clean damp soft cloth.
Before Storing: Clean the Tanks, Reservoir, Tank Caps and the
Ultrasonic Membrane with a 50/50 mixture of white vinegar and
water. Be sure to rinse and let all parts dry completely before
storing. Clean the aroma tray with a soft cloth.
After Storing: Rinse the Tanks, Reservoir, Ultrasonic Membrane and
Aroma Tray with water. Dry completely before filling. Only fill the
tank just before operating.
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