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© 2019 Koninklijke Philips N.V.
All rights reserved.
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Contents
1 Important 2
Safety 2
2 Your humidier 5
What’s in the box 5
3 Getting started 5
Prepare for humidication 5
4 Using the humidier 6
Understanding the humidity
indication 6
Understanding the healthy air
protect alert and lock 6
Switching the humidier on and
o 6
Changing the fan speed 7
Setting the timer 7
Setting the humidity level 7
Water level 8
Relling water 8
5 Cleaning your humidier 9
Cleaning the body of the
humidier 9
Cleaning the water tank 9
Cleaning the humidication lter 9
6 Replacing the
humidication lter 10
7 Troubleshooting 11
8 Guarantee and service 13
Order parts or accessories 13
9 Notices 13
Electromagnetic elds (EMF) 13
Recycling 13
2 EN
If the power cord is
damaged, you must have
it replaced by Philips, a
service center authorized
by Philips, or similarly
qualied persons in order
to avoid a hazard.
Do not use the humidier
if the plug, the power cord,
or the humidier itself is
damaged.
This appliance can be
used by children aged
from 8 years and above
and persons with reduced
physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of
experience and knowledge
if they have been given
supervision or instruction
concerning use of the
appliance in a safe way and
understand the hazards
involved. Children shall not
play with the appliance.
Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not be
made by children without
supervision.
Do not block the air inlet
and outlet, e.g. by placing
items on the air outlet or in
front of the air inlet.
1 Important
Safety
Read this user manual carefully before
you use the humidier, and save it for
future reference.
Danger
Do not spray any
ammable materials such
as insecticides or fragrance
around the humidier.
The water in the water tank
is not suitable for drinking.
Do not drink this water
and do not use it to feed
animals or to water plants.
When you empty the water
tank, pour the water down
the drain.
Warning
Check if the voltage
indicated on the bottom of
the humidier corresponds
to the local power voltage
before you connect the
humidier.
3EN
English
outlet in particular) with
hard objects.
Do not insert your ngers
or objects into the air
outlet or the air inlet to
prevent physical injury
or malfunctioning of the
humidier.
Do not use this humidier
when you have used
indoor smoke-type insect
repellents or in places
with oily residues, burning
incense, or chemical fumes.
Do not use the humidier
near gas appliances,
heating devices or
replaces.
Always unplug the
humidier after use and
before you clean it.
Do not ll water from the
air outlets on top of the
humidier.
Place the humidier
properly to prevent
children from knocking it
over.
Do not use the humidier
in a room with major
temperature changes,
as this may cause
condensation inside the
humidier.
Caution
If the power socket used to
power the humidier has
poor connections, the plug
of the humidier becomes
hot. Make sure that you put
the plug of the humidier
into a properly connected
power socket.
Always place and use
the humidier on a dry,
stable, level, and horizontal
surface.
Do not place anything on
top of the humidier and
do not sit on the humidier.
Make sure that the
humidier is well
assembled/connected
every time after you clean
it or after you remove
the upper cover and/
or water tank for relling.
The humidier must be
properly assembled to
deliver a good and safe
performance.
Only use the original
Philips lter specially
intended for this humidier.
Do not use any other lter.
Avoid knocking against the
humidier (the air inlet and
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When the humidier is
not used for a long time,
bacteria and mold may
grow on the lters. Check
the lters before you start
using the humidier again.
If the lter is very dirty with
dark spots, replace it (see
chapter ‘Replacing the
humidication lter’).
Do not wash the lter in a
washing machine or dish
washer, otherwise the lter
will be deformed.
The humidier is only
intended for household
use under normal
operating conditions.
Clean the water tank and
humidication lter every
week to keep it clean.
Only ll the water tank with
cold tap water. Do not use
ground water or hot water.
Do not put any substance
other than water in the
water tank. Do not add
fragrance or chemical
substance into the water.
Use only water (tap,
puried, mineral, any sort
of potable water).
If you do not use the
humidier for a long time,
clean the water tank and
dry the humidication lter.
If you need to move the
humidier, disconnect the
humidier from the power
supply rst. Then empty
the water tank, and carry
the humidier horizontally.
Keep the humidity sensor
dry. If the sensor gets
wet, it could miscalculate
the humidity level, and
the humidier could
stop working due to
miscalculated humidity
level.
Unplug the appliance
during lling and cleaning.
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3 Getting started
Prepare for humidication
1 Hold by both sides of the upper unit
and lift it up (g b).
2 Remove the packaging material of
the new humidication lter (g c).
Note
In order to get the optimal
humidication result, soak the lter in
water for 30 minutes before use.
3 Assemble the new humidication
lter around the lter support
(g d).
4 Put the humidication lter and the
lter support back into the water
tank (g e).
5 Fill the water tank with cold tap
water until water reaches the
maximum water level indication
(g f).
6 Place the upper unit back onto the
water tank (g g).
2 Your humidifier
Congratulations on your purchase, and
welcome to Philips!
To fully benet from the support that
Philips oers, register your product at
www.philips.com/welcome.
The Philips humidier brings fresh,
humidied air to your house for the
health of your family.
It oers you advanced evaporation
system with NanoCloud technology,
using a special humidication lter
which adds H2O molecules to the dry
air, and produces healthy humid air
without formation of water mist. Its
humidication lter retains bacteria,
calcium and other particles from the
water. It delivers only pure humidied
air in your home. No more dry air
in the winter season or from the air
conditioning.
Read this user manual carefully before
you install and use the humidier. Save
it for future reference.
What’s in the box
Check and identify the contents of your
package (g a):
A Upper unit
B Humidication lter (FY2402)
C Filter support
D Float
E Water tank
F User manual
G Warranty
6 EN
The healthy air protect lock always
ensures that your humidier does not
work without water in the tank. When
the water tank is empty and needs to be
relled, the healthy air protect lock shuts
o the humidier after 30 minutes and
a red indicator lights up. When you rell
the water tank properly, the humidier is
turned on again.
Note
In sleep mode, the red indicator does
not blink, it turns on when the water
level is low.
Switching the humidier on
and o
1 Put the plug of the humidier into
the power socket.
2 Press the power button to switch
on the humidier (g. i).
» The current humidity level and
fan speed display on the screen.
3 Press the power button to switch
o the humidier.
Note
If the water level in the tank is
getting very low, the humidier stops
humidifying. The red
indicator light rst
starts blinking and then remains on.
The humidier releases very ne invisible
mist, so it is normal that you cannot see
the mist.
4 Using the
humidifier
Understanding the
humidity indication
The humidier is equipped with a
built-in smart humidity control sensor.
You can set the target humidity level
at 40%RH, 50%RH and 60%RH. When
the desired humidity level is reached,
the color of the humidity indicator light
is blue. When the humidity level is not
reached, the humidity indicator light is
red.
Note
A comfortable humidity level is from
40%RH to 60%RH.
The accuracy of the humidity indication
is approximately ±10%.
It takes some time to measure the
humidity level in the room.
Understanding the healthy
air protect alert and lock
The healthy air protect alert gives you
a timely warning when the water tank
needs relling. When the water in the
tank starts getting low, a red indicator
on the control panel starts blinking to tell
you that it is time to rell the tank (g. h).
It blinks for 30 minutes. After that, the
indicator remains on before the water
tank is relled with water.
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Setting the timer
With the timer function, you can let the
humidier operate for a set number of
hours. When the set time has elapsed,
the humidier automatically switches
o.
1 Press the timer button to enable
the timer function (g. l).
» The corresponding timer light
(1H, 4H or 8H) goes on.
2 To deactivate the timer function,
press the timer button
repeatedly
until the timer light (1H, 4H or 8H)
turns o.
Setting the humidity level
Note
Make sure that the water tank is lled
with water before the humidier
can function (see the chapter
'Getting started', section 'Prepare for
humidication').
1 Press the humidity button once
or more times to set the desired
air humidity to 40%RH, 50%RH or
60%RH (g. m).
» The humidity light (40, 50 or 60)
of the humidity level goes on.
» The humidity indicator light is red
if the desired humidity level is
not reached. The light turns blue
when the desired humidity level
is reached.
Tip
A comfortable humidity level is from
40%RH to 60%RH. You can choose
the preferred humidity level at 40%RH,
50%RH or 60%RH.
Changing the fan speed
Manual
You can manually select the desired fan
speed.
Press the speed button
once or
more times to select the desired
fan speed (
(low), or (normal) )
(g. j).
The selected fan speed light goes on.
Tip
If the desired humidity level is reached,
you can select a lower fan speed.
However, if the desired humidity level is
not reached, you can select a higher fan
speed to humidify the air more quickly.
Sleep mode
In sleep mode, the humidier operates
quietly with dimmed light for your
undisturbed sleep (g. k).
1 Press the speed button once or
more times to select sleep mode. In
sleep mode, only the speed
light
is on.
2 To change to another fan speed,
simply press the speed button
again.
Note
Sleep mode only works at speed .
In sleep mode, the red indicator does
not blink, but remains on when the
water level gets low.
In sleep mode, you can only set the
timer; the humidity level cannot be set,
and the humidity light is o.
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Note
If no preset humidity level is selected,
the humidity indication light will be o.
Water level
When there is not enough water in the
water tank, the appliance will work in
the following ways.
The water level drops and the red
indicator light starts blinking
(g. h).
The humidier continues to work for
30 minutes and then stops working,
the red
indicator light remains on.
The appliance will resume work when
you rell water into the water tank.
Note
If the water tank is empty when the
humidier is plugged in and switched
on, the red indicator light blinks for
2 minutes and then remains on before
the water tank is relled with water.
It is normal to nd some water left in the
tank.
Relling water
Water level can be observed through
the transparent water tank window.
1 Switch o the humidier and unplug
it.
2 Remove the upper unit by holding it
at both sides (g. b).
3 Fill the water tank with cold tap
water until water reaches the
maximum water indication level
(g. f).
Note
When lling water, do not exceed the
maximum water level, or water might
leak from the air inlets.
Do not shake the water tank when
moving it, or water might leak from the
air inlets.
Do not ll water through the air outlets
on top of the humidier.
4 Place the upper unit back onto the
water tank (g. g).
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5 Cleaning your
humidifier
Note
Always unplug the humidier before you
clean it.
When pouring water from the water
tank, make sure to pour water from the
opposite side of the air inlets.
Never use abrasive, aggressive, or
ammable cleaning agents such as
bleach or alcohol to clean any part of
the humidier.
It is normal to have dust inside upper
unit of the appliance after using it for a
while. User cannot clean it by himself.
Please contact local service center for
support.
Cleaning the body of the
humidier
Regularly clean the inside and outside
of the humidier to prevent dust from
collecting.
1 Wipe away dust with a soft dry cloth
from the body of the humidier.
2 Clean the air inlet and the air outlet
with a soft dry cloth.
Cleaning the water tank
Clean the water tank every weeks to
keep it hygienic.
1 Take out the humidication lter
and the lter support.
2 Fill the water tank for 1/3 with water.
3 Add some mild washing-up liquid to
the water in the water tank.
4 Clean the inside of the water tank
with a soft clean cloth.
5 Empty the water tank into a sink.
6 Put the humidication lter and the
lter support back into the water
tank.
Cleaning the
humidication lter
Clean the humidication lter every
week to keep it hygienic.
1 Take out the humidication lter
and the lter support from the
water tank (g. n).
2 Remove the humidication lter
from the lter support (g. o).
3 Soak the humidication lter in
cleansing agent (e.g diluted citric
acid solution) for one hour (g. p).
Note
Please use mid or acid cleanser
(24g citric acid with 4L water).
4 Rinse the humidication lter
under a slowly running tap. Do not
squeeze or wring the lter when
cleaning (g. q) .
5 Let excess water drip o the
humidication lter.
6 Assemble the humidication lter
round the lter support (g. d).
7 Put the humidication lter and the
lter support back into the water
tank (g. e).
8 Put the upper unit back onto the
water tank (g. g).
Note
Do not squeeze or wring the lter. This
might damage the lter and impact
humidication performance.
Do not dry the lter under direct
sunlight, unless it is assembled back
onto the lter support
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6 Replacing the
humidification
filter
Replace the humidication lter every
6 months for optimal performance. If
the lter is in good condition, you could
use it for a longer period of time. Make
sure to replace the humidication lter
at least once a year.
Note
Use only Philips original humidication
lter FY2402.
Always unplug the humidier before you
replace the humidication lter.
Tip
Register your product at
www.philips.com for further information
on how to replace your lter.
1 Take out the humidication lter
and the lter support from the
water tank (g. n).
2 Remove the humidication lter
from the lter support. Discard the
used lter (g. r).
3 Remove the packaging material
from the new humidication lter
(g. c).
4 Assemble the new humidication
lter around the lter support
(g. d).
5 Put the lter and the lter support
back into the water tank (g. e).
6 Put the upper unit back onto the
water tank (g. g).
Tip
You can easily nd more information
about how to replace the lter in our
web page or by calling our Consumer
Care Center.
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7 Troubleshooting
This chapter summarizes the most common problems you could encounter with the
humidier. If you are unable to solve the problem with the information below, contact the
Consumer Care Center in your country.
Problem Possible solution
The humidier does
not work.
Make sure that there is power supply to the humidier.
Make sure that the water tank is lled with water and the
upper unit is placed properly onto the water tank.
There is no air
humidication.
Make sure that the water tank is lled with water and the
upper unit is placed properly onto the water tank.
The humidier will stop working if the current humidity
level reaches 70%RH. Humidity level above 70%RH
does not make users feel comfortable, so the humidier
automatically turns o to ensure optimal humidication
performance.
The water tank leaks. Make sure that the humidier is not overlled with water.
Make sure that the humidier is well assembled/
connected every time after you clean it or after you remove
the upper unit and/or water tank for relling.
Make sure that the water tank is properly placed. If the
problem persists, contact the Consumer Care Center in
your country.
I do not see the
current humidity
indication change.
Make sure that you have assembled the humidication
lter round the lter support.
The humidication lter is dirty. Rinse and/or descale
the humidication lter (see the chapterClean the
humidication lter’).
Your room might have too much ventilation. Please close
doors and windows.
Your room size is too big. The recommended room size is
medium sized – up to 44 m
2
/474 ft
2
.
There are some white
deposits on the
humidication lter.
The white deposits are called scale and they consist of
minerals from the water. Scale on the humidication lter
aects the humidifying performance, however it does not
harm your health. Please follow the cleaning instructions in
the user manual.
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Problem Possible solution
The lter discolors
after some time.
The deposit is a natural eect of the wick material, and it
has no impact on humidication performance. Clean the
humidication lter frequently to remove the scale, and
replace the humidication lter every 6 months.
There is unpleasant
smell coming out from
the humidier.
Make sure that the water tank is lled with water.
Clean the humidication lter (see the chapter ‘Clean the
humidication lter’).
No air comes out of
the air outlet.
Put the plug of the humidier into the power socket and
switch on the humidier.
I do not see visible
mist coming out of
the humidier. Is it
working?
When mist is very ne, it is invisible. This humidier has a
NanoCloud humidication technology, which produces
healthy humid air from the outlet area without formation of
water mist. Therefore, you cannot see the mist.
I want to check
whether the humidity
sensor works or not.
Gently blow moist air into the humidity sensor. After a
while, the humidity indication changes. When the desired
humidity level is reached, the color of the humidity
indicator light is blue. When the humidity level is not
reached, the humidity indicator light is red.
If the humidier is not
used for a long time,
How to store and
reuse it?
When the humidier is not used for a long time, bacteria and
mold may grow on the lters. please follow below steps for
storage and reuse.
Clean the water tank thoroughly and dry the humidication
lter before storage.
Check the lters before you start using the humidier
again. If the lter is very dirty with dark spots, replace it
(Please refer to the chapter “Replacing the humidication
lter” in User manual )
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8 Guarantee and
service
If you need information or if you have a
problem, please visit the Philips website
at www.philips.com or contact the
Philips Consumer Care Center in your
country (you will nd its phone number
in the worldwide guarantee leaet). If
there is no Consumer Care Centre in
your country, go to your local Philips
dealer.
Order parts or accessories
If you have to replace a part or want
to purchase an additional part,
go to your Philips dealer or visit
www.philips.com/support.
If you have problems obtaining the
parts, please contact the Philips
Consumer Care Center in your country
(you will nd its phone number in the
worldwide guarantee leaet).
9 Notices
Electromagnetic elds
(EMF)
This Philips appliance complies with all
applicable standards and regulations
regarding exposure to electromagnetic
elds.
Recycling
This symbol means that this product
shall not be disposed of with normal
household waste (2012/19/EU).
Follow your country’s rules for the
separate collection of electrical and
electronic products. Correct disposal
helps prevent negative consequences
for the environment and human health.
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   
 21
   
 22
   22
   
 23
   23
   24
5   
 24
   
 24
  
 25
   
 25
6    
 26
7  
 27
8    29
   
 29
9  29
 
(EMF) 29
 29
15BG
Български
   
 .
 
 
   
  
   
 Philips, 
 Philips  
 .
 
,
 ,
  
  
.
    
   
  8 
    
 ,
 
    ,
  
  
   
  
 
 
    

. 
   
   .
1 

   ,
  
    
    .

  
, 
 
 ,
 .
  
  
  . 
  ,  
  
    
 .
 
 ,
  
.

  
 
, 
 ,
   
, 
16 BG
 
  
/ 
 
   
 / 
  .

   
,   
  
.
 
 
Philips, 
  
. 
 
 .
 
  
 (
   
    
).
   
  
  
   
  , 
 
 
  
.
  
  
 
   
.
 
   
   
, . 
  
  .

 
, 
  
, 
  ,
 
  
. 
,   
  
  
 .
 
 
 
, , 
 
.
  
   
  .
17BG
Български
 
, 
  
 
  
    
  ,
 
  
.
 
 
  
, 
  .
 
 
 
,   
  
.
  
  
  
.

 
 ,  
    
      
.
 
  
 

,  
   
 
 .
 
   
,   
   
 .
 ,
  
 
 .
   
  
,  
(  "
  
").
 
   
,   
   
 .
 
  
  
  
.
 
  
  
,   
 .
18 BG
 
  . 
  ,
   
  
  
   
  
  
.
  
   
.
 
 
  
.  
  
.
  ,
  , 
 .
 
 
  
. 
  (,
, ,
  
).
   
 
, 
  
  
.
  

, ,
  
.
  
  
 
.
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