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Problem Possible Solution
Humidifier doesn’t turn on.
Make sure the power adapter is correctly plugged into a working
outlet.
Make sure the power adapter is correctly plugged into the
humidifier base.
Little or no mist comes out. Turn the mist level dial to a higher setting.
Fill the water tank.
There may be too much water in the base chamber. Empty the
base chamber. Refill the water tank (not the base chamber) and
place the water tank properly onto the base.
Make sure the air inlet on the bottom of the base is not blocked.
The humidifier should not be set on carpet or other surfaces that
may block the air inlet.
Make sure the nozzle is not blocked or clogged.
Make sure the humidifier is on a level surface.
The water temperature may be too low. Turn the mist level dial
to the highest setting and let the humidifier run for a while, then
adjust to the desired setting.
If the water tank or base was washed with detergent, rinse
thoroughly with clean water to remove any detergent.
Humidifier uses water
too quickly.
The humidifier uses up water based on the environmental
temperature and humidity. If your environment is cold and/or dry,
the humidifier will run out of water faster.
Humidifier produces an
unusual smell.
Clean the water tank and base chamber
(see Care & Maintenance, page 10).
Water leaks from the
humidifier.
Tighten the water tank cap.
Check the water tank for leaks. If there are leaks, contact
Customer Support (see page 17).
Condensation forms around
humidifier or windows.
Humidity may be too high. Turn down the mist level, turn o the
humidifier, or open the door to the room.
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