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TROUBLESHOOTING
OPERATION MODE
Malfunction
No aroma
Atomizing adaptor clog-
ged.
Quick clean recommended
- diffuse small amount
of rubbing alcohol for 5
minutes (must be in well
ventilated area).
Out of essential oil.
Replace essential oil
bottle.
Unit not diffusing
Power supply is not
connected.
Plug in the power adaptor
to wall socket or compu-
teur USB outlet then press
power button.
Possible cause
Solution
1- Press button first:
10 seconds On 20 seconds off intervals, Auto shut-off in
30 minutes.
2- Press button second time:
20 seconds On and 30 seconds off intervals,
Auto shut-off in 30 minutes.
3- Press button third time :
1 minute On and 5 minutes off intervals, Auto
shut-off in 2 hours.
PRECAUTION
Please read the instructions carefully before using. Manufacturer accepts no liability for
damage caused by incorrect use of the atomizing oil diffuser.
1. Quick-Clean the atomizing adaptor between each oil change or refill.
2. Shut off the power befor changing oils and cleaning.
3. Only use the original adaptor provided by the manufacturer.
4. If you do not use the device for a long time, shut off & clean unit to prevent clogging.
5. Never use steamed water. Never use corrosive solvent to clean product.
6. Never tilt the unit or parts. Keep unit upright at all times.
7. Keep away from children and pets.
8. Keep power adaptor clear of obstructing objects. Never wrap the adaptor with a cloth
or paper, etc.
9. Do not use other liquids except essential oils.
10. Do not place the device close to walls, cellings, furniture surfaces as excess steam
could cause oil damage.
11. Quick clean the advice by diffusing rubbing alcohol in a well ventilated area for
about 5 minutes.
12. Do not inhale essential oil mist at close range to prevent potential risks.
13. Never touch the adaptor with wet hands.
14. Never submerge unit in water.
CAUTION :
Keep away from children and pets. Keep unit upright at all times. Do not
tilt unit or the essential oil bottle at any time as oils may spill ans damage furnishings
and fabrics.
