LG SAHSBP30GA0 Owner's manual

Brand: LG

Model: SAHSBP30GA0

Type: Owner's manual

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OWNER’S MANUAL

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Model name : SAHSBP30GA0

Steriliazing

Humidifier

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

The following Safety Precautions are designed to prevent any safety threat or damage to the user

through the safe and correct use of the steamer. The precautions consist of "Warnings" and "Cau-

tions", whose meanings are as follows;

CAUTION

WARNING

• DO NOT let anyone disassemble or remodel the machine if such a person is not one of our

technicians.

- It may cause a fire, electric sho

ck or injury.

• Use an ind

ependent outlet.

- If you use multip

le electric appliances with a single socket, heating of the socket may spark

a fire.

• DO NOT use a d

amaged outlet.

- It may cause a fire or electric sho

ck.

• DO NOT ho

ld and pull the plug out of the outlet.

- It may cause a fire or electric sho

ck.

• DO NOT use the Steamer at a moistful place and DO NOT handle the plug with a wet hand.

- It may cause an electric sho

ck.

• DO NOT d

amage the power plug.

The symbols are to remind users of conditions and operation that may

cause d

angerous situations.

Carefully read and understand the symbo

ls, and use the product compliant

with the instructio

ns.

Failure in compliance with the instruction may cause death or serious injury

of users. if the supp

ly cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufa-

cturer, its service ag

ent or similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a ha-

zard.

This app

liance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with

reduced ph

ysical, sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and

knowledg

e, unless they have been given supervision or instruction concer-

ning use of the app

liance by a person responsible for their safety.

Children sho

uld be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the

app

liance

When the po

wer cord is to be replaced, replacement work shall be per-

formed by autho

rized personnel only using only genuine replacement parts.

WARNING

Failure in compliance with the instruction may cause injury of users, or

damage to properties.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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• DO NOT put your hands on or bring your face close to the Spray Nozzle or the body.

- It may cause a burn.

• Right after stopping the Steamer, DO NOT put your hand inside the Steamer body.

- It may cause a burn or damage.

• DO NOT use the Steamer on an unstable surface.

- If the Steamer is turned over, hot water from inside may cause a damage. It can also lead to

malfunctioning of safety device.

• DO NOT let any metal objects (alien substances) such as pins or wires go into a gap in the Fil-

ter Cover or Spray Nozzle.

- If not, a malfunctioning may cause an electric shock, burn or other injury.

• DO NOT use another power supply.

- It may cause a fire or breakdown.

• DO NOT let the Steamer body soaked or wet in/with water.

- It may cause a power failure, ingnition or malfunctioning.

• Wash the machine and discharging the water inside, only after pulling out the plug and the

main unit cooled down completely.

- Otherwise, you can be exposed to an electric shock, burn or other injury.

• Immediately stop using it if an irregularity is found.

- Otherwise, you can be exposed to a fire, electric shock or damage in the Steamer.

Overheating of the power cord or plug.

Moving the power cord makes the Steamer start or stop operating.

A leakage found in Water Tank or Body.

Other irregularities or failures.

* Upon one of these symptoms, remove the power cord immediately and contact the Serv-

ice Center.

* Repairing any damage in the power plug or cord must be left to our service engineers to

avoid a potential risk. Otherwise, you can be exposed to a fire, electric shock or break-

down of the Steamer.

• DO NOT let water permeate the Spray Nozzle.

- It may cause a fire, electric shock or other injury.

• This appliance is not intended for use by persons (including children) with reduced physical,

sensory or mental capabilities, or lack of experience and knowledge, unless they have been

given supervision or instruction concerning use of the appliance by a person responsible for their safety.

Children should be supervised to ensure that they do not play with the appliance.

• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by the manufacturer, its service agent or

similarly qualified persons in order to avoid a hazard.

• DO NOT extend the power cord.

• DO NOT put any stuff on the power cord.

- It may cause a fire or electric shock.

• DO NOT topple or lay the Steamer. DO NOT tilt the Steamer, while the cord is plugged into

the outlet.

- It may cause a fire or breakdown.

• Make sure the plug is inserted into the socket full, plug pins are not damaged, or the plugging

is not lose.

- It may cause a fire or electric shock.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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• DO NOT use the Steamer on a table vulnerable to heat, mat or wooden floor.

- Such a use may cause deformation or discoloration.

• DO NOT use the water previously used in the Steamer, as drinking water.

- It is harmful to the human body.

• DO NOT use water tank, without repairing it, if damaged.

- In such case, water leaking out of the Steamer body can cause damage or failure in the ma-

chine.

• DO NOT let the Steamer over-humidify.

- A prolonged, continuous humidifying operation may wet the interior of the room (e.g., con-

densation) or cause a failure in the machine.

• Install the machine at least 1 meter away from a TV, radio set, mobile phone, or air condi-

tioner.

- Or, it may cause blinking, noise or jamming on the TV screen.

• When cleaning the inside of the Steamer body, DO NOT use a chlorine, acid or citric acid de-

tergent.

- Harmful gas from such an detergent may damage your health or the machine.

• Mount or start cleaning water tank only after pulling out the power plug and the Fan stops ro-

tating.

- Or, you can be exposed to an electric shock or failure in the Steamer.

• DO NOT use the Steamer for a special purpose such as preserving plants/animals, precision

instruments or works of art.

- Such a use may deteriorate the intended performance of such an object.

• Remove the water tank, spray cover and water channel cover before draining water from the

water reservoir in the specified direction.

- Otherwise, you may be exposed to an electric shock or breakdown of the machine.

Make sure to observe the following tips for a long lifespan of the Steamer.

• Wash the dust filter, regularly.

- Depending on the using environment, the machine may have dusts accumulated, its interior

deformed or failures. (For How to wash instructions, refer to p.15)

• While using or right after using the Steamer, DO NOT try to open the body cover to clean the

inside or put your hands in.

- Such an act may result in a burn or electric shock.

• Hold and support the bottom of the body when moving the machine.

- Or, falling off of the body cover or water tank may cause a damage. Leaning or toppling the

machine may cause overflow of inside water.

CAUTION

• Make sure the Steamer is unplugged when it is not being used. If there is water or dust on

the power plug, mop it with a dry rag before using the machine.

- Otherwise, you can be exposed to an electric shock or short circuit.

• DO NOT use the machine near a wall, piece of furniture, curtain or ceiling.

- Such a use may involve a stain, fungus or deformation of the Steamer.

• DO NOT move the Steamer while or right after using it.

- Flooding of hot water may cause a damage, burn, electric shock or malfunctioning.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

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• DO NOT use the machine at a place with direct sunlight, on ondol floor, or near a heating de-

vice.

- Such a use may be exposed to air expansion inside water tank or overflow of water from the

steamer body. It may also cause deformation or corruption of plastic parts.

• Wash the scale filter, regularly.

- Or, the boiler may have an infection, decreased amount of humidification, fungi and spread

of sundry germs.

• DO NOT use with the scale filter, water channel cover, dust filter, filter cover, or spray cover removed.

- Or, such as use may cause deterioration of functionality, discoloration of water or accumula-

tion of dusts.

• To avoid freeze, drain the water tank and any water inside the body.

- Using with a freeze may cause malfunctioning.

• Make sure to install the Steamer on a secure table.

- If the installation surface is not level, vibration can cause the water to overflow.

• Change the water in water tank with new water and discharge remaining water, every day.

Clean the inside of the Body regularly, i.e., twice a week.

- Otherwise, contaminated water may deteriorate the steamer's performance or produce an

odor. The steamer's interior may have some membrane on it and it may come out with wind

through the nozzle.

• DO NOT use the machine near a curtain.

- Clogging the intake port may deteriorate air intaking performance, which may in turn in-

crease the temperature inside, deform the interior or cause a failure or accident.

• DO NOT use any other water than purified water, tap water, or hot water in water tank or in-

side the steamer body.

- Alkaline ionized water, mineral water, underground water or infected water can cause out-

break of fungi, sundry germs, alien materials in water reservoir, or discoloration of the

steamer. Using hot water (40°C or above), chemicals or air freshers inside the machine may

deform the body or cause a a failure.

• DO NOT clog the intake port or spray nozzle with a dishcloth or book, while using the

Steamer.

- Overheating of the inside may deform the interior or cause a failure, accident or burn.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

NAMES AND OPERATION

OF EACH PART

PREPARATIONS FOR USE

HOW TO WASH

14 How to remove and reassemble spray

nozzle and Cover

14 How to remove and reassemble ﬁlter

cov

14 If not used for a long time

CHECK IT FIRST BEFORE

REPO

RTING A BREAK-

DOWN.

SPECIFICATION

NAMES AND OPERATION OF EACH PART

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NAMES AND OPERATION OF EACH PART

Body cover

Water tank

Water tank cap

Spray nozzle

Control panel

Body

Spray cover

Water

Channel cover

Float

Water

reservoir

You can clean it by separating it.

Make sure to install it ﬁrst

before using it.

* Random removal of water

channel cover may cause

the humidification to fall or

the temperature to rise.

Water level

Instructions

Scale Filter - 5

Filter cover

Release lever

Boiler

Scale ﬁlter

(mounted inside the boiler)

Spray nozzle

Accessories

Brush

NAMES AND OPERATION OF EACH PART

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Spray nozzle

Filter cover

Operation buttons and display unit

Accessories

Power Plug

Speed Timer

High

8 hours

4 hours

2 hours

Low

No Water

Sleep

Key Lock

* If the spray nozzle is clogged, the

steamer may not run until the safety

unit is activated after some time to

drop the machine's temperature.

■ S

cale Filter (mounted inside the boiler)

Make sure there is scale filter mounted

before using the steamer. (Replace with

* Spare filters are included in the Bag.

For scale filter, you can buy new ones

from the Service Center.

■ Brush

Use this to clean the steamer's in-

side. (For a too narrow space to put

in the brush, wind some rag around

it.)

a new scale filter every month.)

PREPARATIONS FOR USE

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* This Steamer is an electronic wave device suitable for use at home and can be used in any

region.

1 Put the Water Tank out and fill it with

water.

- Fill the water to a point between full and

1/2 level.

2 Attach the water tank back to the body and

then the cap to the tank.

PREPARATIONS FOR USE

Uncover the steamer body.

Take the slot of the body cover

close to the nozzle, fix the rear

first into the nozzle and insert it

to the arrow's direction.

Take the water tank out.

Unscrew the

water tank cap.

• After filling with water, tightly screw

the cap back on the tank and make

sure water does not leak.

CAUTION

• If alien materials or moisture is found

on the plug pin, remove them first.

CAUTION

• Make sure the spray cover, scale filter

and Water channel cover are installed

correctly and then install the water tank.

incorrect installation may cause insuffi-

cient humidification or other failures.

CAUTION

* Again, it's easier to fix it, first, into the rear

of the body cover.

3 Plug the power cord into the outlet.

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4 Turn the power ON.

- Press the power button.

Then, the "High" humidification lamp will

be ON and the steamer will start humidi-

fying. If the water is not enough, the "No

Water" lamp will be ON, with a melodic

tune sounding.

* Pulling the plug out of the outlet and put

it back into will start humidification from

"High".

* At the first moment you use the

steamer, you may smell some plastic but

it will disappear, soon.

* At least 3 minutes after turning the power

ON and starting the steamer, you can see

some vapor coming out.

Speed Timer

High

8 hours

4 hours

2 hours

Low

No Water

Sleep

Key Lock

• The steamer sometimes may not start

until the water tank is full of water,

after reassembled, when you press

the power button.

• The "woong~~" sound produced while

the steamer is running is from the fan,

not a trouble.

CAUTION

5 Select an Operation Mode.

- With the Sleep Mode ON, you can get

more cozy atmosphere.

- If you press and hold the lock button for 3

seconds, all buttons are inactivated.

- If you press the humidification amount

button, you can change options between

"High" and "Low".

- If you select "High" option, you'll get

more noise and more humidification.

- If you select "Low" option, you'll get

less noise and less humidification.

Speed Timer

High

8 hours

4 hours

2 hours

Low

No Water

Sleep

Key Lock

6 How to reserve OFF

- Press the OFF Reservation Button.

Whenever the button is pressed, the set-

tings alternate between 2 hr → 4 hr. and

8 hr.

* If such

a time is up, the power will auto-

matically be turned off. (Set the reserva-

tion before going to sleep, for

convenience.)

* If yo

u set the time to 8 hr., after 4

hours, the reservation lamp will be

switched to 4 hr. setting and, the same,

after 2 hours.

* You c

an change an existing Operation

Mode you set previously. (Turning the

power OFF will cancel the OFF Reser-

vation setting.)

Speed Timer

High

8 hours

4 hours

2 hours

Low

No Water

Sleep

Key Lock

If the water runs out …

the "No Water" lamp will be ON, will a

melody sounding, and the operation will

stop.

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AFTER USING THE STEAMER

Sleep

Speed Timer

High

8 hours

4 hours

2 hours

Low

No Water

Key Lock

Ding~

• Drain the water to the direction speci-

fied on the steamer body. Otherwise,

you can be exposed to a burn or a fail-

ure in the steamer.

•

Change the water in the tank with fresh

tap water, every day. Discharge the water

remaining in boiler, steamer body and

water reservoir, every day. Remaining

water may cause discoloration or odor.

CAUTION

• DO NOT stop the steamer by removing

the plug.

CAUTION

1 Turn the power OFF.

- Pressing the Power Button will turn the

power OFF.

3 When the steamer body is cooled down,

remove the body cover, water tank and

spray cover.

2 Pull off the power plug.

* Lamps are also all turned OFF.

Body Cover

Water Tank

Spray Cover

AFTER USING THE STEAMER

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HOW TO WASH

For clean use, check and clean the steamer, regularly.

Clean the steamer after unplugging and cooling it down. Use a smooth sponge or cloth to clean it.

Wash the steamer, frequently, to prevent deterioration of its perform

ance and odor. Change the

water in water tank with new water and discharge rem

aining water in boiler, steamer body and water

reservoir, every day. Clean the inside of the body regul

arly, i.e., twice a week. Or, the steamer's inte-

rior may have fur in a membrane form sitting on it and such fur may come out with wind through the

nozzle.

• When washing the water tank, rinse the inside enough with suf-

ficient water.

• Wash it with water. If you do

n't wash the machine, frequently, it

can be discolored or lose its functionalities.

• For the dyke, remove first the co

ver and clean the inside with

the Brush or, for a too narrow space to put the brush in, wind

some rag around the rear of the brush to clean contaminated

areas.

• Mop the boiler with a dishcloth squeezed adequately.

• DO NOT use thinner, cleansers, bleaches, chemical mops, metal or nylon loofahs to wash

the steamer.

• DO NOT use dish washers, dish dryers or

boiling water.

• DO NOT wash the w

ater tank while it is assembled.

• DO NOT let the bod

y, power cord or plug touch or soaked in water.

CAUTION

• DO NOT wash the entire steamer assembly, at a time. Water permeating into the Body

may cause a failure. Wash the boiler, twice a week. It has coating put on it, but, if not

cleaned for a long time, impurities produced inside may be hard to remove.

CAUTION

Water tank Scale ﬁlter

(mounted inside the boiler)

Body cover Body

Parts to be washed - twice a week.

HOW TO WASH

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• Use a sponge wet with water and mop it with a dry cloth.

• You can wash the spray nozzle and cover, by separating them.

- For removing and assembling the spray nozzle and cover, refer to p.14.

• Wash the filter cover with a sponge and water and mop it with a dry cloth.

• Dehydrate the dust Filter enough before using it.

- For removing and reassembling the filter cover and dust filter, refer to p.14.

• If contaminated seriously, filter cover or dust filter may prevent steam from coming out or

cause a failure.

CAUTION

Filter cover Spray cover Water tank cap Water channel cover

Parts to be washed, once a week.

HOW TO WASH

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How to remove and reassem-

ble spray nozzle

and Cover

Removing

• Open the release Lever and press the spray

cover lever to the arrow's direction as

shown in the picture.

• Hold the nozzle and cover with your hands

as shown in the picture and shake them left

to right to the arrow's direction.

Reassembling

• Insert the two hooks on spray nozzle into

the grooves in the spray cover.

How to remove and reassem-

ble filter cover

Removing

• Remove the filter cover by pulling it to the

arrow's direction.

Reassembling

• Fix the hooks on filter cover into the

streamer body, in the specified order.

If not used for a long time

• Mop out any water remaining on the ma-

chine after washing it, with a dry cloth, and

dehydrate it naturally in a shade.

• Dry the sc

ale filter properly after removing it

from the steamer Body, seal it up and keep

it in a moisture-free area.

Spray nozzle

Spray cover

Grooves

Hooks

Insert it.

Filter cover

Insert it.

• DO NOT keep it at a damp place.

Doing so may cause fungi to develop.

CAUTION

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CHECK IT FIRST BEFORE REPORTING A BREAKDOWN.

CHECK IT FIRST BEFORE REPORTING A

BREAKDOWN.

Symptoms Checkup points Troubleshooting

Power supply is okay

but it does not run.

•

Is the power plug not pulled out?

• Is the "No Water" lamp not ON?

• Is the water tank mounted in

steamer body?

• Put the power plug into the outlet.

• Fill the water tank with water and fix it.

No steam coming

out.

• Is the water tank not empty?

• Is the spray cover installed properly

in the steamer body?

• Fill the water tank up to at least half level.

• Install the spray cover properly in the

steamer body.

Although there is

water in water tank,

the "No W ater" lamp

is ON.

• Is it so right after the water tank is

fixed?

• Is the steamer not tilted or on an

unstable surface?

• After a minute, if the water tank is filled with

water, "No Water" lamp will be OFF.

• Discharge water remaining in the steamer

and place it on a level surface.

Humidity does not

rise or the water level

does not fall.

• Is the room not too big?

•

Is there ventilation in the room?

• Use the steamer in a proper environment (a

room size of 23m² or under).

• When using the steamer, close all windows

and doors.

I smell an odor.

• Is the steamer inside or water

reservoir not contaminated?

• Is the water tank, inside of steamer

or water reservoir not left with

water remaining?

•

Clean the steamer's inside and water reser-

voir.

• Change the water in the tank with fresh tap

water, every day. Discharge the water re-

maining in the Steamer and water reservoir,

every day.

There is a leakage of

water.

• Is the water tank cap closed tightly?

• Is there any crack on the packing of

the cap?

• Is the spray cover installed properly

in the steamer body?

• Make sure the water tank cap is close

tightly before inserting it into the steamer

body.

• Change the Packing with a new one.

• Install the spray cover properly in the

steamer body.

Steam comes out of

other part than the

spray nozzle.

• Is the water channel cover installed? • Drain the remaining water from the steamer

and install the water channel cover.

Are there alien mate-

rials accumulated in

the boiler, water

reservoir or the

steamer body?

•

Do you wash regularly the boiler,

water reservoir and the steamer

body?

•

Do you use any other type of water

other than tap water?

• Wash them, more frequently.

• Make sure to use only tap water.

If there is another trouble other than those described in the following table, pull ou t the power

plug and contact LG Electronics Service Center.

• Dampening inside the Steamer is normal, not a trouble.

• Steam is actually invisible because it is composed of fine particles.

smell can be produced from a plastic part.

- In the initial use, there can be a smell from a plastic part or so, and this is not a breakdown.

There can be some smell when the machine is started, first.

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SPECIFICATION

• The product specification in this Owners Manual (including the exterior design and dimension)

may be changed any time for improvement of the quality, without prior notice.

• If you use the Steamer in "High

" mode for humidification amount continuously, you will get a

high

er electric bill than "Low" mode.

Name of model SAHSBP30GA0

Name of product

Humidifier

Power Supply 220 V ~ 50/60 Hz

Power consumption

295 W

Max. Spray 0.32 L/h

Water Tank Capacity

3.5 L

Size (width x length x

heigh

278 X278 X289 mm Weight

Approx. 4.2 kg (except

the p

acking material)

Protection Against electrical shock : Class I

Protection Against harmful ingress of solid particles and moisture : IPX0

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