Switching Off The Appliance; Cleaning And Storage - Beurer LB 55 Instrucciones De Uso

Switching off the appliance

Note
• The appliance is suitable for continuous operation. We recommend, however, that it is not operated
for any length of time without supervision (night operation).
• When the water tank is empty, the devices switches into idle mode.
Press the ON/OFF button [D] in order to switch off the appliance. The green indicator light [B] goes out.

8. Cleaning and storage

Overview
Your air humidifier should be cleaned and descaled regularly in order to ensure that residue from the water
such as limescale does not accumulate in the appliance. Only if the air humidifier is carefully maintained
can we guarantee maximum steam output, hygiene and a long service life. The following table lists all the
measures necessary:
WARNING
Before you clean or descale your air humidifier:
• be absolutely sure to pull out the plug [11] from the wall socket,
• wait until the appliance has entirely cooled down.
IMPORTANT
Never clean the air humidifier or individual parts in the dishwasher.
When to do what
Once a week
Depending on soiling, but at least
once a week
Depending on water hardness, but at
the latest after each humid season
With a water hardness up to II (7 to
14° dH), we recommend cleaning the
appliance every week. The appliance
must be cleaned, at the very latest,
if the hotwater chamber is covered
with a layer of limescale.
Before cleaning and descaling
Unplug the appliance
• Switch off the appliance with the ON/OFF button [D]. The green indicator light [B] goes out.
• Pull the plug [11] out from the wall socket and wait at least 15 minutes until the air humidifier has entirely
cooled.
... to which part
Inside appliance
• Cover [2]
• Steam nozzle [1] and
steam tower [3]
• Tank [8] and tank catch [9]
Outside of casing [6]
Pad [4]
Pad [4]
Instrument
18
... how?
See Chapter 8 in the section on
'Cleaning the appliance'.
See Chapter 8 in the section on
'Cleaning the appliance'.
See Chapter 8 in the section on
'Cleaning the appliance'.
See Chapter 8 in the section on
'Descaling the appliance'..