Honeywell HWM705 Series, User Manual

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WEEKLY CARE AND CLEANING OPERATING
USING LIQUID INHALANT
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1. Power: With the power knob in the OFF position ( ), plug the filled humidifier into a polarized
120V outlet. Do not force the polarized plug into the outlet ; It will only fit one way. To avoid
electric shock do not plug in humidifier with wet hands.
2. Output: Turn Power Knob to high ( ) or low ( ) to select desired humidity level. The green
light around the Power Knob will illuminate and after 1-2 minutes your humidifier will produce a
visible steam.
3. Humidity Level: A comfortable humidity level is between 40-60%.
To monitor your humidity level it is recommended you use a hygrometer such as the Vicks V70
or V70-CAN model or the Honeywell H10C model. If condensation appears on walls or windows
the humidity level is too high. If this occurs, open a door and turn humidifier off or down.
4. CAUTION : Do not remove the Cooling Chamber, Removable Tray, Water Tank or
Medicine Cup when humidifier is in use, or for at least 20-30 min after unit has been turned off
and unplugged.
CAUTION: Before moving humidifier, turn humidifier off, unplug and wait 20-30 min.
Do not operate your humidifier without the Water Tank in place or if the unit is empty. Do not
operate your humidifier without the Cooling Chamber, Removable Tray, or Medicine Cup properly
assembled.
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Liquid Inhalants such as Vicks VapoSteam
®
or Kaz Inhalant can be used in the medicine cup to
provide soothing menthol vapors to help provide comfort..
ONLY USE LIQUIDS THAT ARE RECOMMENDED FOR THIS TYPE OF HUMIDIFIER.
1.
Add 1 TB (tablespoon) inhalant to the Medicine Cup.
2. NOTE: Some residue from inhalant may be left in Medicine Cup after use. With the humidifier
turned off, unplugged and cooled for at least 20-30 min, gently wipe residue from Medicine Cup.
3. Do not add liquid inhalants or any additives other than those recommended by the manufacturer
and
do not
add liquid inhalants or any additives directly to the water. Doing so can have adverse
effects on the humidifier.
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To properly clean your humidifier we recommend the process of scale removal (descaling)
and disinfecting shown below. Perform the descaling and disinfecting steps separately.
NOTE:
All Maintenance should be done in the kitchen or bathroom on a water resistant surface
near a faucet.
Dishwasher safe: The following parts are top rack dishwasher safe for residential dishwashers
operating at temperatures below 70°C/158°F.
Cooling Chamber
Removable Tray
Mist Outlet/
Medicine Cup
Run the dishwasher on the light duty or normal cycle.
Do not
wash with soiled articles/dishes.
Do not use detergents
. If you
use your dishwasher you will
not
need to follow the disinfecting and scale
removal procedure for these parts.
NOTE: Do not place parts on lower rack of dishwasher. Doing so
could cause damage to the humidifier parts and dishwasher.
The Base and Water Tank are NOT dishwasher safe.
Placing these parts in the dishwasher will damage your
humidifier and render it unable to operate properly.
Instructions for Scale Removal
1. CAUTION: Always turn the Power Knob to O (Off) and disconnect the power cord from the
electrical outlet before cleaning.
If the humidifier has recently been in use, wait 20-30 min for the unit to cool before beginning
cleaning process.
2. Remove Water Tank and empty.
3. Disassemble the Cooling Chamber by gently pushing on the Locking Tab and pulling Cooling
Chamber upwards.
4. Remove Removable Tray by pushing on the Locking Tab and gently pulling Removable
Tray upwards.
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