Honeywell HEV620 series Handleiding

Honeywell Luchtbevochtiger-Luchtontvochtiger HEV620 series

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GETTING TO KNOW

YOUR COOL MOISTURE

EVAPORATIVE HUMIDIFIER

Invisible moisture

• Evaporative humidiﬁcation

means you will NOT see

the moisture output.

• With evaporative humidiﬁcation, a fan pulls

dry air from the room through the saturated

wicking ﬁlter. Moisture from the wicking

ﬁlter evaporates and is pushed into the

room with the help of the fan.

• Evaporative humidiﬁcation adjusts moisture

output to the amount of moisture the air can hold. The drier (less humid) the air in the room,

the more moisture the humidiﬁer will add to the air. An evaporative humidiﬁer cannot add

more moisture to the room than the air can hold. The amount of moisture the air can hold

depends on many factors including relative humidity level, temperature and size of room.

Instruction Manual

HONEYWELL TOP FILL

COOL MOISTURE HUMIDIFIER

MODEL HEV615 / HEV620 SERIES

REPLACEMENT FILTER: HONEYWELL HFT600 FILTER T

Humidity Level

• The ideal indoor humidity level is 40-60%

• Use a Honeywell humidity monitor

(HHM10 or H10C) to check your indoor

humidity level (not included)

Filter

• A wicking ﬁlter is required for this

unit to operate (one included)

• The wicking ﬁlter will help to capture minerals

from your water and will help to prevent white

dust (calcium deposits from hard water)

• If you have hard water, you will need

to replace your ﬁlter more frequently

• See “Caring for your Filter” section for tips

on prolonging the life of your wicking ﬁlter

For questions and information about this humidiﬁer

Visit www.HoneywellPluggedIn.com or Call 800-477-0457

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GETTING TO KNOW YOUR HUMIDIFIER

How It Works:

Water is released into the Reservoir when the Float Paddle engages the Plunger at the bottom

of the water tank. A Wicking Filter absorbs water from the Reservoir. A fan pulls dry air from

the room into the humidiﬁer where it passes through the saturated Wicking Filter. The ﬁlter

captures minerals and other impurities from the water, before the moisture is evaporated back

into the dry room with the help of the fan. The amount of moisture output depends on many

factors, including the current room humidity and temperature. As the humidity level in the

room increases, the moisture output decreases, which prevents over humidiﬁcation.

1. The humidifier should always be placed on

a firm, flat, waterproof surface at least four

feet (1.2 m) away from bedside, twelve

inches (30 cm) from the wall, and out

of reach of patients, children and pets.

2. Be sure the humidifier is in a stable position

and the power cord is away from heated

surfaces and out of the way to prevent

the humidifier from being tipped over.

3. Before using the humidifier, extend the cord

and inspect for any signs of damage. DO NOT

use the unit if the cord has been damaged.

4. The humidifier has a polarized plug (one blade

is wider than the other) as a safety feature.

This plug will fit into a polarized outlet only

one way. If the plug does not fit fully into the

outlet, reverse the plug. If it still does not

fit, contact a qualified electrician. DO NOT

attempt to defeat this safety feature.

5. CAUTION: To avoid fire or shock hazard,

plug the humidifier directly into a 120V AC

electrical outlet. To avoid risk of fire, shock

or personal injury DO NOT use an extension

cord or power strip.

6. Shut off and unplug humidifier before moving.

The humidifier should always be unplugged

and emptied when not in operation or while

being cleaned. DO NOT move or tilt humidifier

while it is in operation. Plug and unplug

humidifier with dry hands. NEVER pull by cord.

7. When moving or lifting the full Water Tank,

use two hands; one hand on the Tank Handle

and the other on the bottom of the Tank.

8. DO NOT add any medications, inhalants,

scented products or essential oils into

Base, Water Reservoir or Water Tank.

9. DO NOT cover or insert objects into

any openings on the humidifier.

10. DO NOT block intake or output vents.

11. DO NOT operate the humidifier without

water. Turn off and unplug unit when

Tank is empty.

12. Humidifier requires regular cleaning.

Refer to, and follow, cleaning instructions.

13. DO NOT operate outdoors; this appliance

is intended for indoor use.

14. DO NOT attempt to repair or adjust

any electrical or mechanical functions

on this humidifier. Doing so will void

your warranty.

15. For residential use only.

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

1 Grill

2 Control Panel

3 Housing

4 Tank Cover

5 Tank Handle

6 Water Tank

7 Tank Feet

8 Plunger (under tank)

9 Filter Cartridge

10 Reservoir

11 Base

12 Float Paddle

13 Locking Knob

14 Filter Cartridge

Handle

15 Wicking Filter

16 Filter Cartridge

Door

17 Air Input Grill

Components

Base Detail

Back of Unit

For Control Panel

details see Using

Your Humidiﬁer

section.

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

READ AND SAVE THESE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

BEFORE USING THIS HUMIDIFIER

When using electrical appliances, basic precautions should always be followed to reduce

the risk of ﬁre, electrical shock and injury to persons, including the following:

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Option 1: To Fill Tank at the Humidiﬁer

1. Pour cool water from a pitcher or jug directly into the Water Tank. It is not necessary

to remove the Tank Cover. DO NOT overﬁll.

CAUTION: DO NOT pour water into the Grill

Option 2: To Fill Tank at the Sink

1. Grasp Tank Handle and pull Tank forward to remove from Base. Carry Tank to sink.

2. Remove Tank Cover if desired. Tank may also be ﬁlled through the openings in the

Tank Cover.

3. Fill Tank with cool water. DO NOT overﬁll. Replace the Tank Cover if it was removed.

4. Carry Water Tank back to humidiﬁer and replace on Base.

CAUTION: Use care when handling Water Tank to avoid unnecessary impact.

Banging or dropping the Water Tank could result in damage to the Tank that

may cause leaking.

This humidiﬁer uses a ﬂoat system to regulate the water ﬂow from the Tank to the Reservoir.

The Float Paddle must be properly installed for the unit to operate. If not properly installed,

water may not ﬂow into the Reservoir or it may leak from the Base. The Float Paddle is

designed to be easy to install and remove.

CAUTION: Improper placement of the Float Paddle could result in leaking or water

not feeding to the Reservoir.

1. Remove Water Tank.

2. Line up Float Paddle with the ﬂoat paddle shape on the bottom of the Reservoir.

3. Place Float Rod over the Brackets and press ﬁrmly until you hear it click into place.

4. Pull gently up on the Float Rod to be sure it doesn’t pop out of the Brackets.

5. Place Water Tank back in Base.

Float Paddle Installation – required for humidiﬁer to operate Both ﬁlling options can be performed with or without the Tank Cover in place. Be sure to

replace the Cover before using the humidiﬁer to keep opjects and debris out of the water.

Note:

Ensure the Float Paddle has been placed correctly in the Reservoir before ﬁlling.

See Float Paddle Installation instructions if necessary

Consumer assumes all responsibility for property damage resulting from improperly

ﬁlled humidiﬁer.

FILLING/REFILLING THE WATER TANK

FILLING/REFILLING THE WATER TANK (CONTINUED)

The Tank can be ﬁlled in two ways:

Option 1: At the Humidiﬁer Option 2: At the Sink

DO NOT ADD ESSENTIAL OILS to the water tank. Doing so could cause damage to the

humidiﬁer and void the warranty.