Important Safety Instructions - Honeywell HWM845 series Instruction Manual

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IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ AND SAVE THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS BEFORE
USING THIS HUMIDIFIER
When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be followed to reduce the risk
of fire, electric shock, and injury to persons, including the following:
1. The humidifier should ALWAYS be placed on
a firm, flat, waterproof surface at least four
feet (1.2m) away from bedside, 12 inches
(30cm) from the wall and out of reach of
children and pets.
2. Be sure the humidifier is in a stable position
and the power cord is away from heated
surfaces and out of the way to prevent the
humidifier from being overturned.
3. The humidifier should not be left unattended,
especially in a closed room since air could
become saturated and leave condensation
on walls and furniture. If room becomes
saturated, open the door and turn the
humidifier off or down.
4. Before using the humidifier, extend the
cord and inspect for any signs of damage.
DO NOT use the unit if the cord has been
damaged. DO NOT operate with power cord
coiled or with twist tie in place.
5. The humidifier has a polarized plug (one
blade is wider than the other) as a safety
feature. This plug will fit into a polarized
outlet only one way. If the plug does not fit
fully into the outlet, reverse the plug. If it still
does not fit, contact a qualified electrician.
DO NOT attempt to defeat this safety
feature.
6.
CAUTION: To avoid fire or electric shock
hazard, plug the humidifier directly into a
120V AC electrical outlet. To avoid risk of
fire, electric shock, or personal injury, DO
NOT use an extension cord or power strip.
¹ Based on Intertek Testing Services NA, Inc. Independent Laboratory Testing
Report 103340980COL-001. Results are based on the reduction of the
following organisms after 1 hour of continuous use:
Bacteria: E. coli up to 99.999% after 1 hour of continuous use
Fungus: P. citrinum up to 99.999% after 1 hour of continuous use
Mold: A. niger up to 99.999% after 1 hour of continuous use
Virus: Phi-X174 up to 99.999% after 1 hour of continuous use
7. The humidifier should ALWAYS be
unplugged and emptied when not in
operation or while being cleaned. Shut off
and unplug humidifier before moving.
DO NOT move or tilt humidifier while it is
in operation. Plug and unplug unit with dry
hands. NEVER pull by cord.
8. DO NOT operate the humidifier without
water. Turn off and unplug unit when tank
is empty and the reset light is on.
9. Humidifier requires regular cleaning.
Refer to and follow cleaning instructions.
10. DO NOT operate outdoors; this humidifier
is intended for indoor residential use only.
11. DO NOT cover or insert objects into any
openings on the unit. DO NOT block intake
or output vents.
12. DO NOT attempt to repair or adjust any
electrical or mechanical functions on this
humidifier. Doing so will void your warranty.
13. DO NOT add any essential oils or
medications (e.g. Kaz Inhalant or Vicks
VapoSteam®) into Chimney, Reservoir,
or Water Tank.
14. DO NOT touch the steam vapor. Steam
can cause burns. DO NOT operate without
the Essential Oil Cup in place on top of
the Mist Chimney.
15. For Residential Use Only
SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS.
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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR WARM MIST HUMIDIFIER
How it Works
The tank feeds water into the boiling chamber where it is heated to a steam vapor. The steam vapor mixes
with dry air in the mist chimney and warm moist air is released into the room. When the humidifier runs out of
water, the reset light will illuminate and the unit will shut off.
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COMPONENTS
1.
Essential Oil Cup
10. Reservoir
2.
Mist Chimney
11. Base
3.
Reset Light
12. Locking
Latch
4.
Power Knob
13. Water Tank
5.
Heating Element (not visible)
Handle
6.
Heating Element Cover
14. Water Tank
7.
Heating Chamber
15. Tank Cap
8.
Water Tray
16. Plunger
9.
Water Tray Tab
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