Question about Essick Air 4D7 800 13 Gallon Humidifier

Assembly having trouble putting together new humidifier

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Here is the link for the user manual for your humidifier; http://www.essickair.com/pdfs/om_hum-400-console.pdf If you don't find what you need in there then try; http://www.essickair.com/service_centers/servicecenter_hap.htm Hopefully they should help. If you still get no luck then please post back again with some more details of what you are having trouble with, maybe post some photos as well and we can try and help :)

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