To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my PureMate PM 908 has a strange odor?
If your PureMate Humidifier emits a strange odor, it could be due to a new machine, dirty water, or stagnant water. If it is a new machine, remove the water tank, unscrew the lid, and let it air out in a cool area for 12 hours. If the water is dirty or stagnant, clean the water tank and refill it with clean water.
Why is my PureMate Humidifier making abnormal noise?
Abnormal noise from your PureMate Humidifier can be caused by a vibration in the water tank because the water level is too low, or because the machine is on an unstable surface. To resolve this, fill the water tank or move the unit to a stable, flat surface.
What to do if the PureMate PM 908 Humidifier power light is on but no mist?
If the power light is on but no mist is being produced, the water tank is likely empty. Fill the water tank with water.
What to do if the PureMate PM 908 power light is on, but the machine doesn’t work?
If the power light is on, but the machine isn’t working, there might be too much water in the water basin. Remove the water tank, take a small cup and remove some of the water from the machine’s water basin, then reinsert the water tank, ensuring it sits properly.
How to fix low spray mist volume on a PureMate PM 908?
A low spray mist volume in your PureMate Humidifier may be due to too much mineral scale in the water basin or dirty/stagnant water. Clean the transducer, clean the water tank, and refill with clean water.
General| Model | PM 908 |
|---|---|
| Category | Humidifier |
| Type | Ultrasonic |
| Water Tank Capacity | 5 Liters |
| Mist Output | 300ml/h |
| Run Time | Up to 16 hours |
| Power Consumption | 25W |
| Timer | Yes |
| Humidity Control | Yes |
| Features | Adjustable Mist Levels, Auto Shut-Off |
Crucial safety instructions to ensure proper operation and prevent injuries or damage to the device.
Precautions against electric shock, including voltage use and avoiding contact with water.
Guidelines for safe operation, including placement, ventilation, and avoiding flammable materials.
Instructions for safe cleaning, handling, and repair to prevent hazards and damage.
Details the components visible on the front of the humidifier, including the control panel and display.
Explains the buttons and functions available on the remote control for operating the humidifier.
Describes the various icons and information displayed on the LCD screen during operation.
Guidance on acclimating the humidifier to room temperature and optimal operating conditions.
Step-by-step instructions on how to properly fill the water tank for operation.
Explanation of the functions of each button on the unit, including power, ioniser, timer, and mist control.
Details on auto mode, low water indication, and tank illumination features.
Advice on regular maintenance to ensure long-term, trouble-free operation of the humidifier.
Specific steps for cleaning the ultrasonic transducer to maintain mist output.
Instructions for cleaning the water basin to prevent mineral buildup.
Procedure for cleaning the filter and proper storage guidelines for the unit.
Solutions for issues like the power icon not working or no mist being produced.
Addresses strange odors and problems related to water quality or basin levels.
Guidance on resolving abnormal noises and issues with spray mist distribution.
Information on what is considered normal operation, such as white dust or gurgling sounds.
Technical details including model, power, capacity, dimensions, and coverage area.
Details on the product's warranty coverage, terms, and conditions.
Instructions on what customers must do for service, including contact and packaging.
Information on the proper disposal of the device at the end of its lifecycle.
