Accessories; Technical Specifications - AVIVA AIR-O-SWISS AOS 2055 Mode D'emploi

Storing the appliance for extended periods
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Clean the appliance as described earlier and allow to dry
thoroughly. Preferably store the appliance in its original box,
in a dry place away from high temperatures.
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Trouble shooting
Problem
Appliance does not work
Brushing noise
No humidification
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Technical specifications

Electrical voltage
Power consumption
Humidity output up to
Suitable for rooms up to
Dimensions
Weight (empty)
Operating noise level
Accessories
Possible cause
Power plug not inserted
No water in the water tank
Disc assembly is not correctly inserted
in the water base.
Discs warped
No water in the water base
120 V / 60 Hz
20 W
3 gallons /24h
750 sq ft / 70 m
360 x 360 x 360 mm
13 lbs / 5.9 kg
< 25 dB(A)
Ionic Silver Stick
What to do
Connect power plug to the outlet
Turn rotary switch to position ON
Fill with water
Insert the disc assembly correctly
Replace discs
Fill the water tank
General Humidifier Questions
Q. Why isn't there enough moisture in my room?
A. How often do you run the unit? If the unit is only run at
night, then during the day the moisture level will drop if
moisture is not constantly added to the air.
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A. Do you leave your door open or closed when the
unit is running?
a. By leaving the door open, this allows moisture to leave
the room and go into other areas of the house. If you
would like the moisture to stay within one specific
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room you should consider closing the door while the
unit is running.
b. Wood, leather, carpet, curtains, and other types of fabric
soak up a lot of moisture, thus not leaving enough
moisture for the air. If the window is left open, then this
allows moisture to escape the room. Another factor is
a lot of times the unit is placed next to a heating device.
The idea is that the air blowing into the room will quickly
place moisture around the room. Unfortunately, this
concept does not work because the hot air coming out
of a vent will soak up most of the moisture, and none of
the air within the room will receive any.
Q. How much moisture do I need in my room?
A. Suggested humidity levels are between 40 – 60%.
Q. What are the effects of too little or too much
humidity?
A. Dry air can cause dry skin, static electricity, out of tune
musical instruments, increased levels of dust (dry air
causes dust to rise), damage to wooden objects (dry
out and eventually cracks appear), discomfort, sick­
ness, and dries out nasal membranes.
Over­humidifying the air can cause mold and wallpaper
to peel.