What to do if water went in air outlet and no mist coming out?
1005629
Hi, try to remove all the water from the Diffuser and to clean the water from the air outlet by using a piece of cotton then keep it open for few hours to dry well or keep it for one day, then fill it with water as usual and operate it, I hope this will be beneficial and work with you.
1628308
Sorry that you had that problem. By any chance, is the water leaving the reservoir? By the answers below, looks like it has to be "surgically" connected, look at the Java Exotic Imports answer. Maybe you should try to call Philips Saeco Customer Care at 1 800 933 7876, remember that you have full warranty, and I can easily issue a Company Commercial Invoice in case you have to return it. Of course, at any time, you can send it back to me and I'll replace it for you. But, in your shoes, I'd call the support, just to avoid the hassle of return and wait for another.If you decide to call them, please drop me a line, I'm curious now. Good luck! Paulo Pereira, PanCorp Sorry that you had that problem. By any chance, is the water leaving the reservoir? By the answers below, looks like it has to be "surgically" connected, look at the Java Exotic Imports answer. Maybe you should try to call Philips Saeco Customer Care at 1 800 933 7876, remember that you have full warranty, and I can easily issue a Company Commercial Invoice in case you have to return it. Of course, at any time, you can send it back to me and I'll replace it for you. But, in your shoes, I'd call the support, just to avoid the hassle of return and wait for another.If you... » Read More Sorry that you had that problem. By any chance, is the water leaving the reservoir? By the answers below, looks like it has to be "surgically" connected, look at the Java Exotic Imports answer. Maybe you should try to call Philips Saeco Customer Care at 1 800 933 7876, remember that you have full warranty, and I can easily issue a Company Commercial Invoice in case you have to return it. Of course, at any time, you can send it back to me and I'll replace it for you. But, in your shoes, I'd call the support, just to avoid the hassle of return and wait for another.If you decide to call them, please drop me a line, I'm curious now. Good luck! Paulo Pereira, PanCorp « Show Less
1341999
Fortunately I've never had that problem but when my unit stopped creating mist I called the company and they promptly sent me a new unit that unit has worked very well for the last two years. Good luck!
983063
Since it was a gift, and I only received the difusser I don't have the instructions manual either. I've only noticed the mist will get lower as the water decrease. Try turning it on and off a few times. Maybe you can contact the company and have them send you one.
1076651
I roll up a paper towel the size of a pencil. Insert the towel in the drain pipe and let the towel hang into a small plastic bucket. Physics allows water to flow along the towel and drain the A/C. Problem solved. Good luck.
459365
Carefully pop off the lower front panel (it may be hard to do--carefully using a screw-driver will help). Then unscrew the plug in the lower rt hand corner. Have lots of towels spread out, as there will be a lot of water coming out once you do that.
2134532
Take out the small reservoir and the unit where it's plugged (just pull it out, there is a kind of a electrical outlet when it's removed). Remove any trace of water from the unit. Replug the unit, fill the reservoir and plug it.
1697834
While I don't have the unit (bought it for a friend), if the item isn't working, and you can't return it - if the item is heating, I'd try to see if "maybe" the water spouts became clogged? If you have no other recourse, you may wish to check with the manufacturer and ask them what they suggest? It may be something as simple as steam-cleaning the machine with something they've found works well?
1299515
In the back near the bottom of the unit, is a little nozzle you unplug and the water comes out. You can connect it with a piece of silicon tubing. Or just bring a small container to catch the water, I still use it and it works fine. Not a bad air condition.
835743
There is a silicone valve, in the upper reservoir, designed to keep water in when no pressure is applied. That valve has a slit that may not have been fully opened during manufacturing. It is a simple fix. Take the valve out (something you'll do from time to time for cleaning anyway) and pinch it to make the slit open. Once you've done so, re-insert the valve and you should be good to go.
1210000
Did you lift up the little clear door to expose the vent? It should lift up to form a little wedge. If it is still not working it may be defective. I can see mist as it operates on mine. Good luck
1399885
My guess is the exhaust fan is not working. The air conditioner uses the heated exhaust air to evaporate the water. Make sure hot air is blowing outside. A second possibility is the unit is not level and it is tipping towards the shutoff switch. The water fills that area before it can be evaporated. Hope these suggestions work.
1677591
There may be too much water in the base, empty it out and let it refill, hope this helps!
1304392
You have to make sure all the air is out of the hose for it to work properly, so if you disconnect it, you'll probably have to pull the sections of the hose apart to ensure there is NO air in them. If I'm doing this by myself, the easiest way is from in the pool, keeping the hose ends under water. If you have help, it's possible to do it from outside of the pool.
643688
This happened to me too, but in my case I just wiggled the tank so that more water pours into the lower reservoir and the mist stopped coming out the sides.
296365
It should be plugged into a GFI ( ground fault interrupter ) receptacle for safety purposes. Also away from any possibility of any water splashing on the unit or the electrical cord. Also if you have a bathroom exhaust fan it's best to turn it on when you are using hot water where steam vapors will cause condensation. Remember electricity and water don't mix.That is why you especially need GFI protection which will trip and shut the power off to the heater when it detects any electric malfunction caused by water.
984919
Water can not say in the faucet. Tap the edge to make sure water is out after u turn off the water