User Guide

YOUR NEW
STEAM HUMIDIFIER
MCR35269
Your Steam Humidier installation includes the following parts and components that you should be familiar with:
A. Cold Water Connection with Shutoff Valve
Provides the connection from the Steam Humidier
to your home’s cold water pipe. Your Professional
Installer may have used the saddle valve that came
with the Steam Humidier, or may have chosen a
different type of connection. This connection must
include a shutoff valve for you to turn off water ow
to the Steam Humidier, if necessary.
IMPORTANT: the Steam Humidier requires cold
water. Do not connect a hot water supply to the
Steam Humidier.
B. Water Supply Line
This 1/4-inch line brings cold water to the Steam
Humidier from a water pipe in your home. Your
Professional Installer may have used the plastic
line provided or a copper pipe, as appropriate.
C. In-line Water Filter
It is likely the installer provided a water lter on the
water supply line leading to the Steam Humidier.
This helps minimize mineral deposits forming in the
Steam Humidier’s tank. For optimal performance,
replace this water lter once each humidication
season. See “How do I change the water lter?”
on page 19.
D. Shutoff Valve and Backow Preventer
This valve was provided by Honeywell and is
required by code. It prevents water from owing
backward in the water supply line.
E. Power Cord
The Steam Humidier is plugged into a 120 volt
AC household electrical outlet. The power cord
provided is 6 feet long.
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