Philips HU4805 User manual

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Contents
1 IMPORTANT SAFEGUARDS 2
2 Your humidier 6
What's in the box (g. a) 6
Controls overview(g. b) 7
3 Getting started 7
Prepare the humidier 7
4 Using the humidier 8
Humidity indication 8
Automatic shut-o 8
Turning the humidier on and o 8
Changing the fan speed 9
Setting the timer 10
Setting the humidity level 10
Water level 10
Relling reservoir 10
5 Cleaning your humidier 11
Daily cleaning 11
Weekly cleaning 11
Removing scale 12
Disinfecting the reservoir 12
Cleaning the lter 12
6 End of season maintenance
and storage 13
7 Replacing the lter 13
8 Troubleshooting 14
9 Warranty 16
10 Accessories 17
11 Disposal 17

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• Keep the cord out of heavy
trac areas. To avoid a re
hazard never put the cord
under rugs or near heat
vents.
WARNING - TO REDUCE
THE RISK OF BURNS,
ELECTRIC SHOCK, FIRE
OR INJURY TO PERSONS:
• The water in the reservoir
is not suitable for drinking.
Do not drink this water
and do not use it to feed
animals or to water plants.
When you empty the
reservoir, pour the water
down the drain.
• Check if the voltage
indicated on the bottom of
the humidier corresponds
to the local power voltage
before you connect the
humidier to the electrical
outlet.
• Do not operate the
humidier with a damaged
cord or plug or after the
humidier malfunctions or
has been damaged in any
manner. For assistance, call
1-866-309-8817.
1 IMPORTANT
SAFEGUARDS
READ AND SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS.
DANGER - TO REDUCE
THE RISK OF ELECTRIC
SHOCK:
• Do not spray any
ammable materials such
as insecticides or fragrance
around the humidier.
• Do not reach for a corded
humidier that has
fallen into water. Unplug
immediately.
• Do not use while bathing
or in a shower.
• Do not place or store the
humidier where it can
fall or be pulled into a tub
or sink. Do not place in or
drop into water or other
liquid.
• Always unplug the
humidier from the
electrical outlet
immediately after using
and before cleaning.

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• NEVER drop or insert any
object, including ngers,
into any opening.
• DO NOT operate where
aerosol (spray) products
are being used, or
where oxygen is being
administered.
• Do not place the humidier
near heat sources, such
as a stove, replace or a
gas appliance and do not
expose the humidier to
direct sunlight.
• NEVER use the humidier
in an environment where
explosive gases are
present.
• To disconnect, press the
power button to switch o
the humidier, then remove
the plug from the electrical
outlet.
• DO NOT use outdoors. For
indoor use only.
• Do not use the adapter
in or near a power outlet
that contains an electric
air freshener to prevent
damage to the adapter.
• Only use the power
plug supplied with the
humidier.
• Close supervision is
necessary when the
appliance is used by, on, or
near children or invalids.
• NEVER use the humidier
in a closed room,
particularly where a child
may be sleeping, resting, or
playing (for a closed room
may result in excessive
humidity).
• This appliance is not a
toy. Children should be
supervised to ensure that
they do not play with the
humidier.
• Do not block the air inlet
and outlet, by placing
items on the air outlet or in
front of the air inlet.
• Always unwind the power
cord completely before you
switch on the humidier.
• Always unplug the
humidier from the
electrical outlet when not
in use.
• Use this humidier for its
intended household use as
described in this manual.
Do not use attachments
not recommended by
Philips Electronics North
America Corporation.

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• Only use the original
Philips lter specially
intended for this humidier.
Do not use any other lter.
• Avoid knocking any parts
of the humidier with hard
objects.
• Do not ll water into the
air outlets on top of the
humidier.
• Locate the humidier on
an inside wall, near an
electrical outlet, at least
4in./10cm away from the
wall. Do not direct moisture
ow directly at individuals,
walls or furniture.
• Place the humidier
properly to prevent
children from knocking
it over or tripping on the
power cord.
• Do not use the humidier
in a room with major
temperature changes,
as this may cause
condensation inside the
humidier.
• If the humidier will not
be used for a long period
of time, unplug from the
electrical outlet, clean
the reservoir and lter
• Do not use this humidier
when you have used
indoor smoke-type insect
repellents or in places
with oily residues, burning
incense, or chemical
fumes.
Caution
• A loose t between the
AC outlet (receptacle)
and plug may cause
overheating and a
distortion of the humidier
plug. Contact a qualied
electrician to replace loose
or worn outlet.
• Place the humidier on a
at, horizontal and stable
surface that is not sensitive
to humidity. Do not place
the humidier on any
wooden furniture, or on
or near electronics or any
other electrical appliance.
• Do not place anything on
top of the humidier and
do not sit on the humidier.
• Make sure that the
humidier is assembled/
connected properly after
you clean it or after you
remove the upper cover
and/or reservoir for relling.

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(see section ‘Clean your
humidier’).
• NEVER tilt, move, or
attempt to empty the unit
while it is operating. Shut
o and unplug from the
electrical outlet before
removing the reservoir
and moving the humidier.
Always move the humidier
horizontally.
• NEVER operate the
humidier without the
reservoir.
• Always use both hands
when carrying or moving
the humidier.
• Wash your hands properly
after you clean the water
reservoir or handle the wick
lter.
• Never allow absorbent
materials such as carpet,
curtains, or tablecloths
to become damp due to
humidity level.
• If the humidier is not used
for a long time, bacteria
and mold may grow on the
lter. If the lter is very dirty
with dark spots, do not use
and replace immediately
(see chapter ‘Replacing the
lter’).
• Do not wash the lter in a
washing machine or dish
washer, otherwise the lter
will lose it’s shape and not
t properly.
• Clean the reservoir and
lter every week to keep it
clean.
• Only ll the reservoir with
cold tap water. Do not use
hot water.
• Do not put any substance
other than water in the
reservoir. Do not add
fragrance or chemical
substance into the water.
Use only water (tap,
puried, mineral, any sort
of potable water).
• If you do not use the
humidier for a long time,
clean and dry thoroughly
the reservoir and lter.
• Keep the humidity sensor
dry. If the sensor gets
wet, it could miscalculate
the humidity level, and
the humidier could
stop working due to
miscalculated humidity
level.

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2 Your humidifier
Congratulations on your purchase, and
welcome to Philips!
To fully benet from the support that
Philips oers, register your product at
www.philips.com/welcome.
The Philips humidier brings fresh,
humidied air to your house for the
well-being of your family.
This humidier has NanoCloud
technology, using a natural evaporation
process which draws dry air in, adds
water molecules to the air, and emits
humidied air into the room.
NanoCloud technology does not heat
the water, preventing risk of burns from
hot water or warm steam.
This humidier is suitable for use in
small rooms, like a bedroom, nursery or
home oce.
Read this user manual carefully before
you install and use the humidier. Save
it for future reference.
What's in the box (g. a)
Check and identify the contents of your
package:
AUpper unit
BWick lter (HU4102)
CFilter support
DFloat
EReservoir
FUser manual
• Extension cords may be
used if care is exercised. If
an extension cord is used:
• The marked electrical
rating of the cord must
be as great as the
rating of the humidier.
• The cord should be
arranged so that it
will not drape over
the edge of a counter
or table where it
could be pulled by
children or tripped over
unintentionally.
SAVE THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
• This appliance has a
polarized plug (one blade
wider than the other). To
reduce the risk of electric
shock, this plug is intended
to t in a polarized outlet
only one way. If the plug
does not t fully in the
outlet, reverse the plug. If
it still does not t, contact
a qualied electrician to
install the proper outlet.
DO NOT ATTEMPT TO
MODIFY THIS PLUG OR
DEFEAT THIS FEATURE IN
ANY WAY.

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3 Getting started
Prepare the humidier
1 Place the humidier on a at, stable
surface, about 4 inches (10cm) away
from an inside wall. Make sure the
surface is not sensitive to moisture.
2 Hold by both sides of the upper unit
to lift it up (g. c).
3 Fill the reservoir with approximately
67 . oz/2000ml cold tap water
until water reaches the maximum
water level indication (g. d).
4 Place the upper unit back onto the
reservoir (g. e).
Note
• DO NOT overll the reservoir.
• Always empty the reservoir before
relling with clean, cold tap water. Rinse
the reservoir, wipe clean and dry with a
clean cloth or paper towel. For complete
cleaning instructions, see section ‘Clean
your humidier’.
Controls overview(g. b)
GPower
button
Turn on or turn o
the humidier.
HTimer button
Set the timer for
the humidier
(1H, 4H, and 8H).
IFan speed
button
Adjust the fan
speed
(AUTO,
(low),
(normal),
and
(high)
.
JHumidity
button
Set the relative
humidity level (40,
50 or 60).
KWater level
indication
The indicator
blinks when there
is not enough
water in the
reservoir.

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Turning the humidier on
and o
1 Put the plug of the humidier into
the wall outlet.
2 Press the power button to turn on
the humidier (g. g).
» The current humidity level and
fan speed display on the screen.
3 Press the power button to turn o
the humidier.
Note
• The humidier releases very ne invisible
mist, so it is normal that you cannot see
the mist.
• If the water level in the reservoir is
getting very low, the humidier stops
humidifying. The red indicator light rst
starts blinking and then remains on.
4 Using the
humidifier
Humidity indication
The humidier is equipped with a
built-in smart humidity control sensor.
You can set the target humidity level
at 40%RH, 50%RH and 60%RH. The
humidity level of the surrounding air
displays on the center of the control
panel from 20%RH to 95%RH.
Note
• A comfortable humidity level is from
40RH% to 60RH%.
• The accuracy of the humidity indication
is approximately ±10%.
• It takes some time to measure the
humidity level in the room.
Automatic shut-o
The automatic shut-o gives you a
timely warning when the reservoir needs
relling. When the water in the reservoir
starts getting low, a red indicator on
the control panel starts blinking to tell
you that it is time to rell the reservoir
(g. f). It blinks for 30 minutes. After
that, the indicator remains on before the
reservoir is relled with water.
When the reservoir is empty and
needs to be relled, the humidier
automatically shuts o and a red
indicator light turns on. When you
rell the reservoir, the humidier
automatically turns on again.
Note
• In sleep mode, the red indicator does
not blink, it turns on when the water
level is low.

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Changing the fan speed
Auto
The auto mode uses the digital
sensor to constantly monitor the air
humidity. It turns your humidier on
and o whenever needed to ensure
the humidity level is constantly at the
right level. The default humidity level
of the auto mode is set at 50RH%, but
you can change it to the humidity level
you need under the auto mode. Next
time you switch on the humidier, it
will remember your last set humidity
level, unless you have removed the plug
from the wall outlet or there is a power
interruption. In this case the default
humidity level is set at 50RH% again.
1 Press the speed button to select
the auto mode (g. h).
» The AUTO speed light goes on.
Tip
• When the desired humidity level is
reached, the humidier changes to a
lower fan speed automatically.
• In AUTO mode, the fan speed changes
between (low)and (normal).
Manual
You can manually select the desired fan
speed.
1 Press the speed button one or
more times to select the desired fan
speed (AUTO, (low), (normal) or
(high)) (g. i).
» The selected fan speed light
goes on.
Tip
• When the desired humidity level is
reached, you can select a lower fan speed.
However, if the desired humidity level is
not reached, you can select a higher fan
speed to humidify the air more quickly.
Note
• Excess humidity in a room can cause
water condensation on windows and
some furniture. If this happens, lower the
fan speed or turn the humidier OFF.
Sleep mode
In sleep mode, the humidier operates
quietly with dimmed light for your
undisturbed sleep.
1 Press the speed button one or
more times to select sleep mode
(g. j).
2 To change to another fan speed,
simply press the speed button
again.
Note
• Sleep mode only works at speed
(low).
• In sleep mode, the red indicator does
not blink, but remains on.
• In sleep mode, you can only set the
timer; the humidity level cannot be set,
and the humidity light is o.

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Note
• If no preset humidity level is selected,
the humidier will stop working when
the humidity level reaches 50RH% in the
auto mode and 70RH% in (low),
(normal) or (high) mode.
Water level
When there is not enough water in the
reservoir:
• The red indicator light starts
blinking (g. f).
• The humidier will stay on for
30 minutes and then turns o, and
the red indicator light remains on.
You can turn the humidier back on
after relling water into the reservoir.
Note
• If the reservoir is empty when the
humidier is plugged in and turned
on, the red indicator light blinks for
2 minutes and then remains on before
the reservoir is relled with water.
• It is normal to nd some water left in the
reservoir.
Relling reservoir
Water level can be seen through the
transparent reservoir window.
1 Turn o the humidier and remove
the plug from the electrical outlet.
2 Remove the upper unit by holding it
at both sides (g. c).
3 Pour out any remaining water, rinse
reservoir, wipe clean and dry with a
clean cloth or paper towel.
4 Rell reservoir with cold tap
water until the water reaches the
maximum water indication level
(g. d). Do not overll.
Setting the timer
With the timer function, the humidier
can operate for a set number of hours.
When the set time has elapsed, the
humidier automatically turns o.
1 Press the timer button once or
more times to choose the number
of hours you want the humidier to
operate (g. k).
» The corresponding timer light
(1H, 4H or 8H) goes on.
To deactivate the timer function, press
the timer button repeatedly until the
timer light turns o.
Setting the humidity level
Note
• Make sure that the reservoir is lled
with water before turning it on. (see the
chapter 'Get started', section 'Prepare for
humidication').
1 Press the humidity button one
or more times to set the desired
air humidity to 40RH%, 50RH% or
60RH% (g. l).
» The humidity light (40, 50 or 60)
of the humidity level goes on.
» The humidity level of the
surrounding air displays on the
center of the control panel.
Tip
• A comfortable humidity level is from
40RH% to 60RH%. You can choose
the preferred humidity level at 40%RH,
50%RH or 60%RH.

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Note
• When lling water, do not exceed the
maximum water level, or water might
leak from the drain hole and air inlets.
• Do not shake the reservoir when moving
it, or water might leak from the drain
hole and air inlets.
• Do not ll water through the air outlets
on top of the humidier.
• Always use 2 hands when moving or
carrying the humidier.
• The appliance can run approximately
12 hours at speed 3 under 45% RH with a
full reservoir.
5 Place the upper unit back onto the
reservoir (g. e).
Note
• Clean the reservoir and the lter once a
week to keep it hygienic.
5 Cleaning your
humidifier
Note
• Always unplug the humidier from the
electrical outlet before you clean it.
• When pouring water into or out of the
reservoir, make sure to pour water at the
opposite side of the drain hole and air
inlets.
• Never use abrasive or aggressive
cleaning agents such as alcohol to clean
any part of the humidier.
Daily cleaning
1 Switch o the humidier and unplug
from the electrical outlet.
2 Empty reservoir.
3 Rinse reservoir, wipe clean and dry
with a clean cloth or paper towel.
4 Rell reservoir to ll mark with cool,
clean tap water. Do not overll.
5 If necessary, lower humidity control
settings or turn o humidier if
moisture forms on walls or windows.
Weekly cleaning
1 Clean the inside and outside of the
humidier once a week by following
the Removing scale and Disinfecting
the reservoir instructions.
2 Clean the lter every week to keep
it hygienic.

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Cleaning the lter
1 Take out the lter and the lter
support from the reservoir (g. m).
2 Remove the lter from the lter
support (g. n).
3 Soak the lter in tap water for one
hour (g. o).
4 Rinse the lter under a slowly
running tap water. (g. v).
5 Let excess water drip o the lter.
6 Assemble the lter around the lter
support (g. x).
7 Put the lter and the lter support
back into the reservoir (g. y).
8 Put the upper unit back onto the
reservoir (g. e).
Note
• Do not squeeze or wring the lter. This
might damage the lter and impact the
humidier’s performance.
• Do not dry the lter under direct
sunlight.
Removing scale
1 Switch o the humidier and unplug
from the electrical outlet.
2 Remove the upper unit by holding it
at both sides (g. c).
3 Remove lter and lter support from
the reservoir (g. m).
4 Empty reservoir.
5 Fill reservoir with 8oz./236.5ml
undiluted white vinegar. Let solution
sit in reservoir for 20 minutes
(g. p).
6 Clean all interior surfaces with
a soft brush. Dampen soft cloth
with undiluted white vinegar and
wipe out reservoir to remove scale
(g. q).
7 Rinse thoroughly with clean, warm
water to remove scale and cleaning
solution before disinfecting the
reservoir (g. r).
Disinfecting the reservoir
1 Follow the instructions for removing
scale.
2 Place reservoir in a sink. Fill reservoir
with a solution of 1 tsp/5g chlorine
bleach in 1 gal/3.78liters water. Let
solution stay 20 minutes, swishing
every few minutes. Wet all surfaces
(g. s).
3 Empty reservoir and rinse with water
until bleach smell is gone (g. t).
4 Dry the inside and outside of the
reservoir with a soft, clean cloth or
paper towel (g. u).
5 Put the lter and lter support back
into the reservoir (g. y).
6 Place the upper unit back onto the
reservoir (g. e).

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7 Replacing the
filter
Replace the lter every three months for
optimal performance.
Note
• Use only Philips original wick lter
HU4102.
• Always unplug the humidier before you
replace the lter.
Tip
• Register your product at
www.philips.com for further information
on how to replace your lter.
1 Remove the lter and the lter
support from the reservoir (g. m).
2 Remove the lter from the lter
support (g. n).
3 Remove the packaging material
from the new lter (g. w).
4 Assemble the new lter around the
lter support (g. x).
5 Put the lter and the lter support
back into the reservoir (g. y).
6 Put the upper unit back onto the
reservoir (g. e).
Tip
• You can easily nd more information
about how to replace the lter at
www.philips.com/support.
• This appliance has no other
user-serviceable parts.
For assistance call 1-866-309-8817.
6 End of season
maintenance
and storage
1 Follow the Removing scale and
Disinfecting the reservoir cleaning
instructions.
2 Remove and throw away the lter.
3 Let the inside of the humidier dry
completely before storing. Do not
store with water in the reservoir.
4 Store humidier in a cool, dry
location.

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8 Troubleshooting
This chapter summarizes the most common problems you could encounter with the
humidier. If you are unable to solve the problem with the information below, visit
www.philips.com/support or call 1-866-309-8817 for assistance.
Problem Possible solution
The humidier does
not work.
• Make sure that the humidier is connected to an electrical
outlet.
• Make sure the reservoir is lled with water and the upper
unit is placed properly onto the reservoir.
• If the problem persists, call 1-866-309-8817 for assistance.
There is no air
humidication.
• Make sure the reservoir is lled with water and the upper
unit is placed properly onto the reservoir.
• The humidier will stop working if the current humidity
level reaches 70%RH. Humidity level above 70%RH
does not make users feel comfortable, so the humidier
automatically turns o to ensure optimal humidication
performance.
The reservoir leaks. • Make sure the humidier is not overlled with water.
• Make sure the humidier is properly assembled every time
after you clean it or after you remove the upper unit and/or
reservoir for relling.
• Make sure the reservoir is properly placed. If the problem
persists, call 1-866-309-8817 for assistance.
I do not see the
current humidity
indication change.
• Make sure you have assembled the lter around the lter
support.
• The lter is dirty. Rinse and/or descale the lter (see the
chapter ‘Cleaning the lter’ and ‘Removing scale‘).
• Your room might have too much ventilation. Please close
doors and windows.
• Your room size is too big. The recommended room size is
269 sq.ft/25m2.
There are some white
deposits on the lter.
• The white deposits are called scale and they consist of
minerals from the water. Scale on the lter aects the
humidifying performance, please follow the cleaning
instructions in the user manual.
The lter turns
yellowish after some
time.
• The yellow deposits are a natural eect of the wick
material, and it has no impact on humidication
performance. Clean the lter to remove the scale, and
replace the lter every three months.

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Problem Possible solution
There is an
unpleasant smell
coming out from the
humidier.
• Make sure that the reservoir is lled with water.
• Clean the lter (see the chapter ‘Cleaning the lter’).
No air comes out of
the air outlet.
• Put the plug of the humidier into the wall outlet and turn
on the humidier.
I do not see visible
mist coming out of
the humidier. Is it
working?
• When mist is very ne, it is invisible. This humidier has a
NanoCloud humidication technology, which produces
humid air from the outlet area without formation of water
mist. Therefore, you cannot see the mist.
I want to check
whether the humidity
sensor works or not.
• Gently blow moist air into the humidity sensor. After a
while, the humidity indication changes. The indication can
show the ambient humidity level from 20%RH to 95%RH.

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In US Manufactured for:
Philips Consumer Lifestyle, A division
of Philips Electronics North America
Corporation, P.O. Box 10313, Stamford,
CT 06904
In Canada Imported for:
Philips Electronics LTD, 281 Hillmount
Road, Markham, Ontario L6C 2S3
PHILIPS and Philips shield are
registered trademarks of Koninklijke
Philips N.V.
This symbol on the product’s
nameplate means it is listed
by Underwriters Laboratories,
Inc.
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9 Warranty
Full Two-Year Warranty
Philips Electronics North America
Corporation (USA) and Philips
Electronics Ltd (Canada) warrant each
new Philips product, Model HU4805
(except lter) against defects in
materials or workmanship for a period
of two years from the date of purchase,
and agrees to repair or replace any
defective product without charge.
IMPORTANT: This warranty does not
cover damage resulting from accident,
misuse or abuse, lack of reasonable
care, the axing of any attachment
not provided with the product or loss
of parts or subjecting the product
to any but the specied voltage.*
NO RESPONSIBILITY IS ASSUMED
FOR ANY SPECIAL, INCIDENTAL OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
In order to obtain warranty service,
simply go to www. philips.com or call
1-866-309-8817 for assistance. It is
suggested that for your protection you
return shipments of product by insured
mail, insurance prepaid. Damage
occurring during shipment is not
covered by this warranty.
NOTE: No other warranty, written or
oral, is authorized by Philips Electronics
North America Corporation. This
warranty gives you specic legal rights,
and you may also have other rights
which vary from state to state, province
to province or country to country. Some
states do not allow the exclusion or
limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above exclusion and
limitations may not apply to you.
* Read enclosed instructions carefully.

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11 Disposal
Disposal
Your product is designed and
manufactured with high quality
materials and components, which can
be recycled and reused. For recycling
information, please contact your local
waste management facilities or visit
www.recycle.philips.com.
10 Accessories
Philips accessories may be
purchased at a store near you, or on our
website: www.philips.com/store.

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Contenu
1 RECOMMANDATIONS
MPORTANTES 19
2 Votre humidicateur 24
Contenu de l'emballage (g. a) 24
Aperçu des commandes (g. b) 25
3 Guide de démarrage 25
Préparation de l'humidicateur 25
4 Utilisation de
l'humidicateur 26
Indication du taux d'humidité
ambiant 26
Arrêt automatique 26
Allumer et éteindre
l'humidicateur 26
Modication de la vitesse du
ventilateur 26
Réglage du minuteur 27
Réglage du taux d'humidité 28
Niveau d'eau 28
Remplissage du réservoir 28
5 Nettoyage de votre
humidicateur 29
Nettoyage quotidien 29
Nettoyage hebdomadaire 29
Détartrage 30
Désinfection du réservoir 30
Nettoyage du ltre 30
6 Entretien de n de saison et
rangement 31
7 Remplacement du ltre 31
8 Dépannage 32
9 Garantie 34
10 Accessoires 35
11 Mise au rebut 35
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