No response at all. test won't work, no clicks, please advise

Are you asking for donations to buy a new one? Call the factory, most likely you will need to send it in for repair.

Are you sure you have a Danby Humidifier and not a Dehumidifier? As Danby doesn't make humidifiers. At least, not in the US and Canada.
Please advise. Thanks

Here is a link on humidifiers http://www.iallergy.com/humidifier_answers.html.

If the float valve in the water tank is not working properly, by shutting off the unit when it's empty, Leaving it running will probably burn up the pump motor.

Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

you must have a defective water inlet valve, and its letting water in, just a little.. it maybe dirt in the valve, clogging it.

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Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.
did you hit the reset

Digital Humidifier Control (Model 700): (Automatic or Manual mode) Check system operation and reset Change Water Panel indicator by setting the knob to "Test/Reset". With HVAC blower operating and HVAC calling for heat, humidifier will operate for one minute. DO NOT LEAVE IN TEST MODE AS HUMIDIFIER WILL NOT OPERATE.

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Sorry to read about your problem, I hope this helps you out.

yes if the unit is on and calling for humidity, yes you will see water flowing, you should hear a loud click and the water turn. and the motor turn, if you have a drum type system..you did not give a make and model

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You have a faulty humidistat

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first break or loosen the water line connection at the humidifier and if you get water then you know it is something else. While the heat is running and main blower is also running, turn the humidistat from low to high; if you hear a click in the solenoid valve (where you checked the water) then you know it has power and the humidistat works. anything deyond that call a good contractor.