BIONAIRE BWM8305 - Manual (Page 3)

performed by qualified personnel only.
19.If the supply cord is damaged, it must be
replaced by the manufacturer or its service
agent or a similarly qualified person.
20.Should the humidifier stop working, first check
the fuse in the plug (UK only) or fuse/circuit
breaker at the distribution board is operating,
before contacting the manufacturer or service
agent.
PLEASE SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
Please note that this is an electrical
appliance, and requires attention when
in use.
HOW YOUR WARM MIST HUMIDIFIER
WORKS
Your Bionaire™ Warm Mist Humidifier is designed
to allow the proper amount of water to flow out of
the tank and into the Heating Chamber where the
Electronic Thermal Control Heating Element
warms the water. Air is drawn in through the grill
openings located in the back of the unit and mixed
with steam in the misting chamber. The warm mist
is then dispersed out of the top of the misting
chamber through the outlet grill and into the room.
NOTE: A humidity level below 20% can be
unhealthy and uncomfortable. The recommended
humidity level is between 40%-50%.
PRE-OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
(See Figs. 1 - 4)
1. Be sure the Humidifier is switched to OFF and
the unit is disconnected from the electrical
outlet.
2. Select a location for your Humidifier, on a flat
surface, about 10cm (4") away from the wall.
DO NOT place the Humidifier on a finished
floor on or near furniture which can be
damaged by moisture or water. Place on a
moisture-resistant surface.
Filling the Water Tank
NOTE: This humidifier holds about 5.6 litres of
water in the tank and humidifier base. The
humidifier will produce up to 11.5 litres of moisture
over a 24-hour period, depending on the room
humidity and temperature.
1. If not already removed, remove the Tank from
the base of the Humidifier and take it to the
cold water tap. Turn the Tank upside down and
twist off the Tank Cap by turning counter
clockwise. Fill Tank with cool, fresh tap water.
DO NOT fill with warm water as this may cause
leaking. Replace the Cap on the Tank FIRMLY
but do not overtighten.
2. When full, carry Tank to the Humidifier and
place onto the Base. The water will
immediately begin to flow into Base.
3. Plug the power cord into a convenient 220/
240V AC electrical outlet.
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
(See Figs. 1 - 4)
Your Humidifier is equipped with a technologically
advanced AccuSet Plus™ Digital Humidistat. You
can set the Humidifier to run continuously in
manual mode or set the AccuSet Plus™ Digital
Humidistat to your desired humidity setting. The
AccuSet Plus™ Digital Humidistat will
automatically turn the humidifier ON or OFF,
depending on the preset comfort level. The
comfort level ranges from 30% to 65% relative
humidity.
MANUAL MODE
NOTE: After starting the unit from cold, it will take
5–10 minutes before any noticeable steam is
emitted from the Outlet Grill.
1. When plugged in, the Display will show the
current room humidity.
2. Press the Button once and the Display will
show OFF (OF).
3. To start the unit, push the MODE/OFF Button
again for the LOW (LO) manual setting. After 2
seconds, the Display will return to show the
current room humidity.
4. Press the Button again for the HIGH (HI)
manual setting. After 2 seconds, the Display
will return to show the current room humidity.
5. To stop the unit, keep pressing the Button until
the Display reads OFF (OF).
AccuSet Plus™ HUMIDISTAT MODE
To take advantage of the AccuSet Plus™ Digital
Humidistat -
1. Press the MODE/OFF through Manual LO/HI
until the speed is set in either the AUTO LOW
(AL) or AUTO HIGH (AH) setting.
2. Adjust the set humidity by using the Up and
Down Buttons. The Display will show a setting
in the range 30% – 65% and the humidity can
be increased/decreased in increments of 5%.
When the humidity level is set, the Display will
return to show the current room humidity.
When the room humidity level rises above the
set humidity, the Humidifier will stop. When the
humidity level drops below the set humidity, the
Humidifier will turn on automatically.
NOTE: The AccuSet™ Humidifier has memory.
This means that when you turn the unit back on to
AccuSet™ mode, it will remain at the setting the
Humidifier was previously set at, unless the unit
has been unplugged.
RESET PROCEDURE
NOTE: When the Water Tank is empty and the
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excessive humidity.
6. WARNING: Do not attempt to refill humidifier
without first unplugging the unit from it's
electrical outlet. Failure to heed this warning
may cause personal injury. Be sure to pull by
the plug and not the cord.
7. NEVER drop or insert any object into any
openings. DO NOT place hands, face, or body
directly over or near Moisture Outlet while unit
is in operation. DO NOT cover Moisture Outlet
or place anything over it while the unit is
operating.
8. DO NOT operate any appliance with a
damaged cord or plug, after the appliance
malfunctions, or if it has been dropped or
damaged in any manner. Return appliance to
manufacturer for examination, electrical or
mechanical adjustment, or repair.
9. Use appliance only for intended household use
as described in this manual. Any other use not
recommended by the manufacturer may cause
fire, electric shock, or injury to persons. The
use of attachments not recommended or sold
by The Holmes Group, may cause hazards.
10.DO NOT use outdoors.
11. Always place humidifier on a firm, flat, level
surface. A waterproof mat or pad is
recommended for use under the humidifier.
NEVER place it on a surface that may become
damaged by exposure to water and moisture
(i.e. finished floor).
12. DO NOT allow the Moisture Outlet to directly
face the wall. Moisture could cause damage,
particularly to wallpaper.
13.Humidifier should be unplugged when not in use
14.NEVER tilt, move, or attempt to empty unit
while it is operating. Shut off and unplug
before removing the water tank and moving the
unit. DO NOT attempt to remove the water
tank within 15 minutes after the humidifier is
turned off and unplugged. Serious injury may
result because of the high temperature of the
water.
15.This humidifier requires daily and weekly
maintenance to operate appropriately. Refer to
daily and weekly cleaning procedures.
16.NEVER use detergents, petrol, glass cleaner,
furniture polish, paint thinner, or other
household solvents to clean any part of the
humidifier.
17.Excessive humidity in a room can cause water
condensation on windows and some furniture.
If this happens, turn the humidifier OFF.
18.DO NOT attempt to repair or adjust any
electrical or mechanical functions on this unit.
The inside of the unit contains no user
serviceable parts. All servicing should be
ENGLISH
PLEASE READ AND SAVE THESE
IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS.
NOTE: Before reading these instructions,
please unfold the back page for the
corresponding illustrations
Descriptions
Fig 1/2
A. Water tank
B. Housing
C. Locking clips
D. Tank handle
E. Misting Chamber
F. Base Tray
G. Control Panel
H. Outlet Grill
I. Humidistat (on supply cord)
Fig 3.
J. Mode/Off Button
K. Humidity Up Button
L. Humidity Down Button
M. Timer Light
N. Reset Light
O. Humidity Display
Fig 4.
B. Housing,
F. Base Tray,
P. Heating Element,
Q. Boiling chamber
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
When using electrical appliances, basic safety
precautions should always be followed to reduce
the risk of fire, electric shock, and injury to
persons, including the following:
1. Read all instructions before using the
appliance.
2. To avoid fire or shock hazard, plug the
appliance directly into an electrical outlet and
fully insert the plug.
3. Keep the cord out of heavy traffic areas.
To avoid fire hazard, NEVER put the cord under
rugs, or near radiator, stoves, or heaters.
4. DO NOT place humidifier near heat sources
such as stoves, radiators, and heaters.
an electrical outlet. The humidifier should be at
least 10cm/4" away from the wall for best
results.
5. WARNING: This humidifier produces hot steam
and therefore should not be placed in an area
where it is accessible to children.
Never use a humidifier in a closed room. (i.e.:
doors and windows closed) as it may result in
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Do locate your humidifier on an inside wall near
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