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Cleaning
and Maintenance
WARNING: To reduce the risk of injury,
fire or damage to humidifier, use only
cleaners specifically recommended
for
humidifiers. Never use flammable,
combustible or poisonous materials to
clean your humidifier. To reduce the
risk of scalds and damage to
humidifier, never put hot water in
humidifier.
Step 2
To Remove Parts
1. Remove the water bottle and set aside.
Be sure not to bump or damage the
lower spring valve.
2. Grasp the housing assembly and lift
straight up and away from the base and
set aside. The filter is now accessible.
CAUTION:
Local water purity varies
from area to area and under certain
conditions water impurities and
airborne bacteria may promote the
growth of microorganisms
in the
reservoir of the humidifier.
To retard bacteria growth that may
cause odors and be harmful to your
heaIth, use only Kenmore replacement
filters. We also recommend using EPA
approved bacteriostat,32-14900
and
humidifier cleaner, 32-14713, available
at your local Sears store.
3. Take note of the filter position. Remove
the filter and set aside or dispose of
properly.
NOTE: There may be a little water still in
the base. Carefully dump the water out or
remove with a sponge.
Step 1
To make cleaning easier, the humidifier
base should be empty and completely
dried out. To accomplish this, use the
foilowing method:
a. Allow the humidifier to run until the
amber Refill light illuminates and
the automatic shutoff has stopped the
humidifier fan.
b, Unplug humidifier.
NOTE: Remove
excess water before
cleaning
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WARNING: To reduce the risk of shock,
always unplug humidifier before
cleaning or servicing. If humidifier is not
an-plugged, fan could start after
housing is removed.
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