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GENERAL INFORMATION
How Evaporative Humidifiers Work
Your new humidifier adds invisible moisture to your
home by drawing dry air into the humidifier though
the back and moisturizing it as it passes through
the saturated wicks. The air becomes humidified,
while any dust and hard water minerals remain in
the wick. Because the water is evaporated, there is
just clean, moist air.
Get the Most from Your Humidifier
When first setting up your humidifier, place it in a
central area where the air can flow evenly throughout
the home. Initially, it may take approximately 48 hours
of operation for humidity levels to rise, depending on
outdoor air temperatures, and the tightness of your
home's construction. To raise the humidity quickly, run
the humidifier on high (lower the fan speed at night, if
needed for sleeping). More helpful notes on location
follow the "Detailed Set-Up" on pages 6 and 7.
Wick Performance
As the evaporative wick traps accumulated minerals
from the water, its ability to absorb and evaporate
water decreases. We recommend changing the wick
at the beginning of every season and after every 30
to 60 days of operation to maintain optimum perfor-
mance. In hard water areas, more frequent replace-
ment may be necessary to maintain your humidifier's
efficiency.
CAUTIONS Regarding Additives to Water
To maintain the wick's integrity and warranty, nev-
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er add anything to the water except Essick Air
brand bacteriostat for evaporative humidifiers.
For best results do not use softened water. If
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you only have softened water, you can use it,
but mineral buildup will occur more quickly. Use
distilled or purified water to extend the life of the
wick.
Never add essential oils in the water. It will dam-
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age the plastic and cause leaks.
Never add water treatment intended for ultra-
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sonic or rotobelt humidifiers.
FOR HELP, CALL 1.800.547.3888 OR VISIT AIRCAREPRODUCTS.COM
Replace wick every 30 to 60
days for best performance.
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