How do you use a old humidifier (general electric shahara 20). What water you put in bucket, what setting...?
Jun 23, 2006 by Jordan | Posted in Other - Home & Garden
i was just wondering how to use it, because we at best bought this house, and the past owners didn't explain how to use it.. it's pretty old, but it still works... there are 4 things you could set the dial to : OFF, DRY, VERY DRY, STAYS ON. in the back, there's a proper to put the bucket, and there's the Ball thing that's attached to the little dogtag type confinement (looks like the bathroom toilet thing... ) how do you use this humidifier?
it's a DEHUMIDIFIER, it's old, don't use it... it's iffy
Da Smart Kneegro | Jun 25, 2006
I be convinced of this is a DE humidifier.
The bucket would collect the water removed from the air.
The ball think is similar to a flush. it will raise as the mollify level raises and stop the unit when it's full untill you empty the bucket.
You need to change the dribble and remove the water when it's full. Appart from that, there is not much maintenance to do.
ngufra | Jun 23, 2006
it's a DEHUMIDIFIER, it's old, don't use it... it's menacing
Da Smart Kneegro | Jun 25, 2006
What would cause a loud buzzing sound from my General Aire Humidifier?
Dec 13, 2008 by L-Train | Posted in Maintenance & Repairs
Hello everyone, I'm kinda getting troubled because this morning there is a very loud buzzing noise coming out of the General Aire Humidifier which is next to the heating unit of the house. It almost sounds like a fire uneasiness of some sort...I turned it off for now. There is a W and an S on the unit and I remember when I bought the house the inspector said to move it to the W in the winter. What could compel this unpleasant sound? I spoke to the heating and cooling company and they want to charge me $90 to not fail out and minimum 1 hour labor which is $90 too :( The unit is only a couple years old...please help!?! Any facilitate is much appreciated
its indubitably a water solenoid valve,or a small motor that turns a moist wheel,or a water status pump....im not sure exactly what type humidifier you have ,,im more familiar with aprilaire brand,,but you should be able to close it down by standing next to it while it is making the noise....humidifier parts are usually easy to replace..not worth it to pay big bucks to a contracter if you or someone you be sure has do-it-yourself skills.....a brand new aprilaire or honeywell humidifier at home depot or loews only runs about $100 or so,,they be relevant to with good instructions..you could go that route if need be........dan
DAN THE AC MAN | Dec 13, 2008
need info on part for humidifier from general time corp?
Apr 01, 2007 by lenatsyc | Posted in Other - US Local Businesses
Try business the business that makes them, or a medical store.
Twister | Apr 05, 2007