Cleaning your humidifier – Sears 758.144131 User Manual

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Cleaning Your Humidifier

WARNING:

To

reduce

the

risk

of

injury, fire or damage to humidifier,

use

only

cleaners

specifically

rec­

ommended

for

humidifiers.

Never

use flammable, combustible or poi­
sonous

materials

to

clean

your

humidifier.

To

reduce

the

risk

of

scalds

and

damage

to

humidifier,

never put hot water In humldlflw.

CAUTION: Local water purity varies
from area to area and under certain

conditions water Impurities and air­

borne

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
health,

use

only

Sears

replacement

filters.

We

also

recommend

using

ERA

approved

bacterlostat,

42-14900

and

humidifier

cleaner

42-14713,

available at your local Sears store.

NOTE; If it is necessary to use approved

bacteriostat, follow directions correctly.

The cabinet of the wbt !e house humidifier
will hold 5 gallons.

Step 1

To make cleaning easier, the humidifier
cabinet should be empty and completely
dried out. To accomplish this, use the fol­

lowing method:

a.

On the back side of the humidifier cab­

inet, find the float retainer. In normal
operating mode, the retainer will be
positioned in the bottom of the slot in
the cabinet. Push the retainer up to the
top slot position in the cabinet until it

locks into place. (See “Manual Dryout“

section on page 7.)

Allow the humidifier tp run until there is

no water left in the cabinet.

Unplug humidifier.

b.

c.

WARNING: If humidifier Is not un­
plugged, fan could start after housing

Is removed.

Step 2
To Remove Parts

a.

Remove the fan assembly by opening

the pivoting lid. Grasp the fan assem­
bly front center and rear center. Lift off
and set aside on a clean flat surface.

b.

Before removing the interna) parts of

the humidifier cabinet, we recommend

moving the humidifier to an area where

floor coverings are not susceptible to
water

damage,

i.e.

kitchen

or

bath

area,

c.

Deflect the two vertical tabs on top of

the ft'ont filter housing to release the
top filter housing. Lift top filter housing

straight up and out of cabinet. Repeat

for other top filter housing.

d.

Remove old filters and dispose of prop­

erly.

e.

Remove the water level float from the

humidifier cabinet by pinching the float
retainer to disengage it from the rear of

the cabinet.

f. Empty cabinet of any remaining water.

g.

Proceed

to

“Bi-Weekly

Maintenance’

or “End of Season Maintenance* and
then continue as described below.

steps

Install

new

filters

(Kenmore

42-14912

Replacement

Filters)

into

the

location

where

the

old

filters

were

positioned.

Reinstall

the

float

into

the

cabinet.

NOTE: Float retainer should be positioned
in normal operating mode. Assure that it is
positioned in the bottom of the slot in the
back of the cabinet. (See page 7 for dia­
gram of slot.) Reposition top filter hous­
ings on top of fitters and snap onto front fil­

ter housings. Position the fan assembly on

top of the cabinet and return the humidifi­
er to the desired location for use. Refill
humidifier cabinet with fresh cool water.
Plug the unit into a 120 volt A.C. power
outlet

and

set

the

controls

per

the

“Operating Humidifier Controls" section of
this manual.

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