Some nights this will empty totally out and shut off, and other nights it will only empty 200ml. What's up with that?
155095
I think it depends on the intensity you set up the myst, it has2 levels of intensity, the lower one lasts longer.
155096
Have had that happen and wasn't sure either . However this is what I think: Only fill distilled water to the fill line if too full it sloshes into hole where steam blows and can cause it to shut off or damage it. Also use a little alcohol on a cotton ball or paper towel or cloth to wipe it out / build up can form. Pour the distilled water into the measuring cup to then carefully pour the water into diffuser so you do not get any water into that blow hole. Hope these tips help!
155097
My thought is that it depends on how much humidity is in the air. I have that too. It is ok with me. I am glad it shuts off when it is empty.
155098
Have had that happen and wasn't sure either .However this is what I think:Only fill distilled water to the fill line if too full it sloshes into hole where steam blows and can cause it to shut off or damage it.Also use a little alcohol on a cotton ball or paper towel or cloth to wipe it out / build up can form.Pour the distilled water into the measuring cup to then carefully pour the water into diffuser so you do not get any water into that blow hole.Hope these tips help!
1399887
Mine has only filled up one time. I am currently not drawing air from outside, just exhausting to outside and it is working well.
535206
I have run the heater all night. Once the temperature is set it will go on and off by itself. In fact I think I have just left it only for several days at a time. You just need to make sure you clean the filter once in a while to help the air flow. Hope this helps.
2053888
I too experienced the same thing with this Humidistat, it would switch open (off) when the humidity would fall below the set point and would switch closed (on) when the humidity went above the set point. I found this opposite on how I was expecting the device to function. Has anyone else experienced this?
1086957
My unit shuts off autatically if I leave it on. Also I'm not aware of any alarm to indicate a full filter.
1029844
I turn off all the lights, make sure it is filled to the line, and that it sits evenly on the surface. Mine has gone through the night. Hope this helps!
566230
My experience is your battery is dead. Due to not keeping perfect fluid levels they defect. It happened twice. Then I threw the whole thing out and went to a perpetual battery system that is well worth the extra money in that there is no worry about maintaining the battery.
2103479
I used this in my bedroom last winter. I recall that at the highest setting, the tank would empty within 7-8 hours (which was faster than I expected).
2273539
I don't know...have you cleaned the filter? Have you drained the water out? Is anything blocked? By shutting down, do you mean it turns off completely? It's not supposed to do that, though you may have it on a setting to save electricity where it does that...You'd probably have to read the instruction manual...and if you don't have it, maybe it's available online..good luck!
1973808
Ours did that for awhile and we would power it down and up, make sure the bin was completely empty. After a couple of weeks it stopped doing it and hasn't done it since.
2063294
must be a pressure demand. I use mine on a 5 or 7gal tank and it works fine. I have noticed that it automatically cuts off after about 1/2 hour. I like that but didn't see anything stating that this is supposed to happen. I have been pleased with the heater.
193501
Mine works like a dream. Have filled it to the max with no problem, but mostly just to the minimum. Yours must be defective.
990902
Same problem for me, but I just always unplug it after a night and it lasts quite a long time.
1466462
I don't have this problem, so I can't help you. I empty the bottle immediately after each ride and leave the top off until I fill it again. I also never close the valve, since the bottle sits upright in my bike rack holder.
1207527
It shuts off after the water level is too low. Just add more water to keep using, or dump leftover water if you won't be using for a few days.
2032988
No, not at all. The best way to do it is to fill it up, let it sit for a few minutes, then fill it a little more. Then you can unplug it, and it will be fine for the rest of the night.
2051567
The light on ours goes out when the top water reservoir goes empty and the bottom water reservoir drops below a certain level. I then turn the machine off, refill both reservoirs, then turn machine back on. I use both switches only to start the boil, then I turn off the high switch. It still boils but uses less energy.