Crane EE-5063, Instruction Manual

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Use the humidity output regulator control knob to adjust 
the intensity of the vapor output. Turning the knob 

clockwise will increase the moisture output, turning the 
knob counterclockwise with reduce the moisture output. 

(see Fig. 10) 

Fig. 10

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When the humidifier runs out of water the power light will turn red, and the mist 

output will stop. This is a safety feature to prevent the humidifier from possibly over 
heating and damaging the nebulizer. This safety feature uses a water level sensor to 

stop the nebulizer once the water level sinks below the required level in the water 
basin. Turn the humidifier off and unplug before removing and refilling the water 

tank.  Please note that the RED Power Light on the humidifier body will stay 
on. The (red) light signal indicates that the humidifier is turned on and 

needs to be refilled. 

INSERTING HUMIDIFIER FILTER  
(SOLD SEPARATELY not included with your humidifier) 
 
A humidifier filter is an optional accessory for your Crane Cool 
Mist Humidifier.  Filters are used to eliminate white dust caused 
by hard water and to reduce mold spores and bacteria that can 
build up in your humidifier. 
 

Place humidifier filter in humidifier as 

shown in Fig. 10A 
 

NOTE: Do not leave filter in humidifier 
longer than recommended time. See 

Filter instructions. 
 

Filters are not included with the 
humidifier and can be purchased 

separately.

Fig. 10 A 

 
SET THE CORRECT HUMIDITY OUTPUT 

 
ALWAYS PLACE THE HUMIDIFIER ON AN ELEVATED NON-METALLIC 

WATERPROOF SURFACE FOR BEST PERFORMANCE. 

Adjust the vapor control so that the 

vapor rises up and gets absorbed by the 
room air. Do not turn on too high output 

as the vapor cannot be absorbed by the 
air and accumulates on the surface 
around the humidifier. 

If the humidifier is placed near a fan or 
air conditioning outlet the vapor may be 

forced down by the foreign air stream. 
Change the location of the humidifier or 

reduce the output of the other room 
conditioning appliances.

correct wrong 

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