Using Your Humidifier; Operating Tips For Best Performance - Sears Quiet Comfort 758.144106 Owner's Manual

Using Your Humidifier
Step 1
Be sure unit is full of water and plugged
in.
Step 2
Set the Speed Control to LOW ( + ).
Step 3
Set Humidity Control to a medium position
(see diagram below)
NOTE: Humidifier should operate with
humidity control on the recommended
medium setting. If it does not, the humid]°
ty is at a relatively high [eve[. To test the
unit under this condition, turn Humidity
Controt art the way to clockwise and unit
should begin to operate. After the unit has
been tested, set Humidity Control to
medium or desired level.
Allow 24 hours for humidifier to adjust.
If humidity level in home is sufficient, the
humidifier will only operate with Humidity
Control set on maximum.
Step 4
If humidifier stops running and the amber
Refill Light is not illuminated, the humidity
level is at the normal requirements for that
setting or it is adjusting to the home
conditions. The table below shows recom-
mended indoor humidity levels. The figure
below shows approximate relative humidi-
ty percentages which correspond to the
various settings of the Humidity Control.
Recommended
When Outdoor Indoor Relative
Temperature is: Humidity is:
-10°F 20%
0°F 25%
10°F 30%
20°F & above 35%
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IMPORTANT: Water damage may
result if condensation starts to form
on windows or walls. Humidity Control
setting shoumd be Bowered until
condensation no monger forms.
Relative Humidity
Operating Tips for Best Performance
1. Position the humidifier next to an
inside wal! at least 2 inches from the
wall and away from any heat
registers.
2. Do not restrict airflow from entering or
exiting the humidifier.
3. Use 42-14900 EPA approved
bacteriostat (available at your local
Sears store) to retard bacteria growth
that may cause odors and may be
harmful to your health.
4. Regular cleaning as instructed in
+'Cleaning Your Humidifier" section of
this manual is recommended.
5. Replace the evaporative wicking filter
at least once per humidification
season or more depending on water
conditions in your area.