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and/or whether one of the inside parts of the silicone pipe is loose or leak. If either of those two questions
has to be answered with a yes, make a photo of the insides of the EBC and send it to
<office@miniclima.com> along to your contact data and a brief description of the problem. We'll be
getting in touch asap to discuss the next steps. Do close the cover in this case ( IMPORTANT: Take care
to not squeeze any pipes or wires!), but leave the EBC plugged off, not yet using it again. If neither the
pipe is broken nor any water can be seen on the bottom of the housing, leave the cover open and
continue with the next step.
7) If the pump issues or has issued an odd sound unlike the usual one, see for the pump head (see Fig. 26,
p. 42) and try snapping it in by pushing it down a bit. If the pump head can be felt and/or heard snapping
in, the problem is probably solved and you can use your EBC again. In this case, as well as in all other:
Do now close the cover of the EBC again ( IMPORTANT: Take care to not squeeze any pipes or wires!).
Fasten all screws of the cover and put the EBC back to work again.
8) If the odd sound from the pump can still or again be heard, or if the pump head hasn't been loose at all
and the pump alarm is soon reissued, despite of having gone through all the possibilities listed here, the
EBC needs to be sent in - see section 8 "Deinstalling / packing up / storing / shipping" on p. 51.
Fig. 26 - Pump head (here as built into the housing
of an EBC10/11).
5.3 Bottle alarm
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Fig. 27 - Display message for the bottle alarm. The words "Bottle" and "ALARM" light up rotationally.
5.3.1 Description of the alarm
This alarm goes off when (one of) the water level sensor(s) of the bottle detects that the water level is
becoming too high (or too low respectively). Humidification is possible despite this alarm, but as soon as all
water is used up, actual humidification cannot take place anymore. In consequence the EBC's next attempt
Applies analogously to the individual products of series EBC10/11/12 (Rev.3). As of 24.11.2014. Subject
to modification.
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