Why my Philips HU4901 Humidifier doesn't work?
If your Philips Humidifier isn't working, ensure it's properly connected to a power supply. Also, check that the water tank is filled with water and correctly placed on the humidifier.
Why is there no air humidification in my Philips HU4901 Humidifier?
If your Philips Humidifier isn't humidifying the air, ensure that the water tank is filled with water and placed properly onto the humidifier.
How to stop unpleasant smell from my Philips Humidifier?
To stop an unpleasant smell from your Philips Humidifier, ensure that the water tank is filled with water. Also, it may be necessary to clean the humidification filter.
Why I don't see mist coming out of Philips HU4901 Humidifier? Is it working?
If you don't see visible mist coming out of your Philips Humidifier, it may still be working. This humidifier has a specially designed humidification filter that produces very fine mist, which can be invisible.
Why no air comes out of the Philips HU4901?
If no air comes out of the air outlet of your Philips Humidifier, plug the humidifier into the power supply and switch it on.
What to do if my Philips HU4901 Humidifier water tank leaks?
If the water tank of your Philips Humidifier is leaking, make sure that you do not overfill the humidifier with water. Ensure the humidifier is correctly assembled after cleaning or refilling the water tank, and that the water tank is placed properly.
What to do if humidity indication doesn't change on Philips Humidifier?
If the humidity indication on your Philips Humidifier isn't changing, make sure that you have wrapped the humidification filter round the float. Also, your room might have too much ventilation, so please close doors and windows. Your room size may also be too big; the recommended room size is 50m² for both HU4902 and HU4903. The humidification filter may also be dirty, so try rinsing and/or descaling it.
How to check if the humidity sensor works on my Philips HU4901 Humidifier?
To check if the humidity sensor on your Philips Humidifier works, gently blow moist air into the humidity sensor. Note that if the initial humidity indication is already 60 percent, the indication cannot show an even higher humidity when you blow moist air towards the sensor.
General| Type | Evaporative |
|---|---|
| Technology | NanoCloud |
| Water Tank Capacity | 2 liters |
| Recommended Room Size | Up to 25 m² |
| Runtime | 8 hours |
| Noise Level | ≤ 35 dB(A) |
| Humidification capacity | Up to 200 ml/h |
| Voltage | 220-240 V |
| Dimensions | 249 x 249 x 339 mm |
| Weight | 1.74 kg |
| Output | 200 ml/h |
| Operating time | Up to 8 hours |
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