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How Your Humidifier Works
Your new humidifier
is designed
to satisfy
home humidity
requirements
through
the principle
of evaporation
of water in the air.
Once the filter becomes saturated, air is drawn in, passes through the filter and
moisture is absorbed into the air. All evaporation occurs in the humidifier so any
residue remains in the filter. This natural process of evaporation virtually
eliminates white dust.
CAUTION:
To reduce the risk
of injury, fire or damage
to
humidifier,
use only cleaners
specifically
recommended
for
humidifiers.
Never use
flammable,
combustible
or
poisonous
materials
to clean
your humidifier.
To reduce the
risk of scalds
and damage
to
humidifier,
never put hot water
in humidifier.
Getting Your
Humidifier Up
and Running
Once removed
from its carton,
remove
all packing
materials,
Verify the filter is properly
installed
(See page 10).
Step 1. Location
WARNING:
For your own safety,
do not use humidifier
if any parts are
]
damaged
or missing.
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Selecting
a Location
Place humidifier
on a flat Ievel surface;
take extra care in leveling
when placing
the unit on carpet.
Position
the humidifier
where the most humidity
is needed
or
where the most air will be circulated
throughout
the house such as near a cold
air return.
Moist air (humidity) produced will
disperse into the whole house, but
the area closest to the unit will
have the highest humidity If the
unit is positioned close to a
window, condensation may form
on the window pane_ If this occurs
the unit should be repositioned in
another location
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