Help and How to Use

SKU	What type of Humidifer?	What room size?	What filter?
000645-800-001N	Cool Mist	Small Room - up to 155 sq ft	No Filter Needed
000645-800-001N	Cool Mist	Medium Room - up to 300 sq ft	Type A Filter
SWM6000-NW2	Warm Mist	Small Room - up to 155 sq ft	No Filter Needed
SCM1100-NWM	Cool Mist	Medium Room - up to 300 sq ft	No Filter Needed
SWM6000-BWM	Warm Mist	Small Room - up to 155 sq ft	No Filter Needed
001388-800-001N	Vaporizer	Small Room - up to 155 sq ft	No Filter Needed
SUL900-U	Ultrasonic	Medium Room - up to 300 sq ft	No Filter Needed

 

A vaporizer adds water to the air, which helps clear sinus passages. A humidifier adds moister to dry air to help protect your skin and reduce static electricity in the air.

To eliminate this problem, try the following: If the room's relative humidity is more than 60%, turn off the humidifier and ventilate the room. If any liquid medicine or inhalant had been added to water, clean humidifier thoroughly according to its instructions.

Try tapping the end of the water pump approximately 3/4 of an inch up to the motor cover to eliminate the popping noise.

If your humidifier does not produce air or mist, check if the tank has water in it.

The tap water you use might be hard or high in minerals. We recommend that you use distilled water or a combination of half distilled and half tap water.

The indicator will be near the "empty" mark when the water level in the tank is at or below the half-full point.

Try the following: Turn mist output nozzle to allow for more mist. Place unit on a level surface. Clean nebulizer and sensor with the provided brush and refill with distilled water. Rinse thoroughly with clean water.

The light will illuminate if the unit runs out of water. If the light illuminates with water still in the unit, try the following: Unplug the humidifier and take off the motor housing. Look for a plastic bobber inside. Wiggle it because it may be a little tight. Put the motor housing back on and turn the unit on.

Here are a few possible causes:

• Unit is not on a level surface.
• There are mineral deposits on nebulizer or sensor.
• Water tank had been washed with a detergent.