My breath easy humudifier will not come on?

you're low on water. Add more water

Find out where the mist is supposed to escape from inside the unit. Clear the airway.

Check if there is power to the solenoid valve, if ther is , then the solenoid is bad and must be replaced. If there is no power could be a bad humidistat or transformer.

Is there distilled water or liquid medication in the container? If not, all that will come out is air. There should be an adjustment valve on the hand-held part of the nebulizer, that adjusts the liquid flow and turns it into a mist.

Not having any water in the reservoir is more than likely the problem. Has someone turned off the water supply line valve to the humidifier? Does the inline, water sediment filter need cleaning or replacing? The real question is, why did the water supply to the humidifier stop? Troubleshoot that problem based on the questions asked above and you'll solve the problem.

Hope this helped you solve the problem.

Check to see if you are getting 24 volts at the transformer, if you are then bring the power directly from the transformer to the solenoid valve and see if the solenoid valve clicks open by moving the knob on the humidistat. If nothing happens then most likely the solenoid valve is bad and needs to be replaced. If the solenoid valve does work after bringing power directly to it then either tne problem is the humidistat it self or the sail switch/current sensing relay.

I'm having the same issue

I want do any thi9ng after I====push the power button once,
push timer once, I chose 50%hum. the icon (two tear drops)
stoped blinking. Nothing happen at this point as for as
humidity in tothe room. HELP

As the previous poster said, it's probably a problem with your water.

Are you using tap water or bottled mineral water? If so, there are minerals which get nebulized along with the water, and leaves a white, dusty, residue. I fill my Crane Pig humidifier with DISTILLED water, which is pretty pure. Make sure that the water is DISTILLED ONLY, since some of the water companies distill the water and then add minerals back in (they almost got me here until I noticed the label that said "with minerals added"). The reason this is important is because during the distilling process, the water is boiled, evaporated, and then the vapor is condensed back to liquid. This removes any impurities or dissolved minerals from the water. You can see Wikipedia for more on this topic here.

Additionally, I use both the Crane Demineralization Filter Cartridge (which works for the penguin as well, and gets installed in place of the original water tank cap), and the ProTec PC-1 Humidifier Tank Cleaning Cartridge (which I plop into the water tank) to keep the water both de-mineralized and bacteria free. I got both products at Amazon.com.

With these 3 things, so far I haven't had any white dust residue, and the mist feels fresh and clean.

On a side note, by using distilled water, you also prevent any mineralization from building up on the nebulizer or water level sensor, which can cause the humidifier to eventually stop producing mist...

Reset the unit once it is refilled by pushing the power button and holding it down for 5 seconds before releasing. This should reset your unit to factory settings.