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Not an expert, but I read the manual, too much salt in the water will blow the fuseNot an expert, but I read the manual, too much salt in the water will blow the fuse
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most humidifiers have an area near the vaor outlet to set the vaor pads. as the vapor comes out it creates an effect that allows the essence of the vapor to be released and rides along with the vapor. see if there is a flat spot or an area that the pads would sit. Please always keep manuals or instructions. I keep mine in a file in the drawer that is easy to find them. I just label it "MANUALS".. If I replace a unit I find the instructions and toss them
This is considered normal. It's the residue left from the water vaporizing into steam. Since it's left behind in the chamber, you do not breathe it in. Other users have said that it helps keeping these minerals in the chamber and just adding water to mineralize the water in lieu of adding salt.
Is this a small 3 or 5 amp fuse it is blowing at the furance. My assumption it is. If this fuse is blowing right away, then this is a direct short. The solinoid valve needs to be replaced. The valve has a direct ground to casing short. Replace the valve and the furance will not blow fuses anymore.
If the unit runs normally otherwise, but doesn't give off vapor, then your heating element is the culprit. i.e. if fan runs, switches in normal positions, indicating lights on, etc.and restart slide switch depressed and no mist, then, yes the heating element is the source of the problem. It may be bad, or otherwise it may just be scaled up from hard water, and require cleaning.
clean out any deposits with white vinigar (soak for a few hours) or use a special cleaner for this ... the deposits will keep the unit from using all the available water .. if it is using all the water in 5 hours then your vaporizer may not be big enough for the area you are trying to humidify ..
It's just trying to keep the humidity level you set it at. By dropping the temperature in your home or changing the humidity level you want you can avoid this.
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