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STORAGE AND MAINTENANCE GUIDELINES
Read the detailed CLEANING & DRAINING THE WATER TANK instructions for your Air Cooler, located
in the separate User Manual. Below is a general guideline for maintenance and storage of your Air
Cooler.
WARNING: Always switch OFF the Air Cooler and unplug it from the electrical source before
cleaning or maintenance.
Cleaning
At least once a week, drain the water tank completely and refill with fresh water. Doing this will greatly
reduce mineral deposits and help to extend the life of the Honeycomb Cooling Media.
End of Season Storage
If the Air Cooler will not be used for a long time:
•
Make sure all parts are dry by running the Fan Only mode for about 1 to 2 hours before storing
(time depends on ambient humidity conditions).
• Switch OFF the Air Cooler and unplug from the power supply.
• Empty/drain all the water from the tank. Note: If the unit is connected to a continuous water
supply, you must switch off the water supply and remove the drain tube before draining the
water tank. This function is only available on some Honeywell Air Cooler models. Check the User
Manual to see if your unit has the Continuous Water Supply Function.
• Clean the water tank with a damp cloth to wipe away any dust or mineral deposits.
• Remove the Honeycomb Cooling Media and Carbon Dust Filter* from the Air Cooler and rinse
under fresh water to remove dust and dirt.
• Replace the Honeycomb Cooling Media and Carbon Dust Filter* after they are clean and dry.
• To protect the unit from dust, moisture and scratches, cover with a clean cloth, tarp or plastic bag
before storing.
• Coil the power cord and store it away from the floor to protect it.
• Store this unit at room temperature in a dry location, away from direct sunlight and/or very hot,
cold or damp environments.
*
Carbon Dust Filter is available in specific models of Honeywell Air Coolers only.
Check the Parts Description in the User Manual for your model to see if it includes a Carbon
Dust Filter.
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