Why is my SAN-UP MJS 500 mist generation abnormal?
If your SAN-UP Humidifier is not generating mist properly, there might be a few reasons. First, the transducer may be dirty and require cleaning. Also, the water may be dirty or has been sitting too long, in this case you should clean the tank and replace with clean water. Finally, if there's too much water in the gutter, reduce the amount of water and re-fix the tank cover.
What to do if the water-short indicator is on, and there is no wind or mist in my SAN-UP MJS 500?
If the water-short indicator is on and your SAN-UP Humidifier isn't producing wind or mist, it's likely due to a shortage of water. To fix this, simply fill the tank with water.
Why does the mist from my SAN-UP Humidifier have an abnormal smell?
If the mist from your SAN-UP Humidifier has an abnormal smell, it could be due to one of two reasons. If the appliance is new, open the tank and put the mouth of the tank in shade for 12 hours. Alternatively, the water may be dirty; in this case, clean the tank and replace it with clean water.
What to do if the standby indicator is not working, and there is no wind or mist coming from my SAN-UP Humidifier?
If the standby indicator isn't working, and your SAN-UP Humidifier isn't producing wind or mist, the cause is likely that the power is not connected. Connect the power plug to resolve this issue.
How to fix abnormal noise coming from my SAN-UP MJS 500?
If your SAN-UP Humidifier is making abnormal noises, it could be resonating with the surface it's placed on. Try putting the appliance on a firm layer to reduce the noise.
Why is my SAN-UP MJS 500 Humidifier not using water?
If your SAN-UP Humidifier isn't using water, it might be because the cover of the tank is dirty, or the tank isn't placed correctly. Clean the cover and ensure the tank is properly positioned.
General| Brand | SAN-UP |
|---|---|
| Model | MJS 500 |
| Category | Humidifier |
| Language | English |
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