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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

START OPERATION

1. Place the product in an upright position on a flat, stable, and

heat-resistant surface. Make sure there is nothing flammable or

heat sensitive within 39 in. Operating the product in any other

position could cause a hazard.

2. Insert the plug into a suitable wall socket. The dehumidifier is

suitable for operating on an electricity supply having the same

voltage as that shown on its rating label.

3. Make sure the water tank is correctly located. After switching on

the machine for the

t time, if the "Bucket Full" light illuminates,

pull out the water tank and check that the "float" lever is able to

move freely, then return the water tank to the correct position (Fig. 1).

WATER FULL INDICATOR LIGHT (RED)

When the water tank is full and/or incorrectly positioned inside the cabinet, the water full red light

turns on and remains on until such time that the tank is emptied and/or correctly re-positioned.

This condition will result in the immediate shut down of the dehumidifying system (both compressor

and fan motor operations are terminated). This is a safety feature. When the water tank is emptied

NOTE: It may take several minutes before operating conditions resume.

BUCKET FULL LIGHT

• When the water tank is full the machine will stop and the" Bucket

Full" light will illuminate.

• The water tank should be carefully removed from the machine by

sliding it outward from the front of the unit and it should be emptied.

When the empty tank is replaced properly in the machine, the unit

will start up and run normally (Fig. 2).

NOTE: Please use both hands to carefully empty the water tank.

FACTORY DEFAULT SETTING

Each time the unit is disconnected/re-connected and/or in the event of a power failure, the

electronic circuit board automatically defaults to the following factory setting:

Humidity Setting: 60%

Fan Speed: Low

NOTE: In the event of a power failure, the unit will default to the last program setting that was used

when power is restored.

WATER TANK OPERATION

Proper installation of the water tank is crucial in maintaining reliable dehumidi er operation. The

water tank holds accumulated condensed water and, by means of a safety switch, controls both

the water level and operation of the dehumidi cation process. When the water tank is full and/or

with the safety switch. This condition results in the immediate shut down of the compressor and fan

motor system, preventing moisture from being condensed.

NOTE:

Fig. 1

Fig. 2

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

DEFROST

When the machine is operated at low temperatures (less than 64.4°F), the surface of the

When this happens the machine will go into periodic defrost mode. The machine will operate in

temperatures down to 41°F. The time taken to defrost may vary. If the machine freezes up, it should

be turned off at the power supply and re-started. If the room temperature remains below 41°F the

machine should be switched off.

DEHUMIDIFYING

DEHUMIDIFYING MODE SELECTION:

1) To turn the unit on, press the ON / OFF button.

2) Press the humidity " ", " "button to select a desired RH operating value (30%-90%).

FAN SPEED SELECTION: Select a fan speed on the keypad.

the (illuminated) indicator light located directly above the selection mode.

AIR FILTER

Your dehumidi er features a removable Air Filter.This lter is located

at the front of the unit (behind the air intake grill) directly above the

water tank compartment. The air filter plays an important role in

helping to reduce (minimize) dust/dirt particles from the surrounding

environment. A blocked / clogged air filter reduces air intake,

impacting negatively on operating ef ciency. To maintain maximum

operating ef ciency, the

(every 2 weeks). More frequent cleaning may be required

depending upon indoor air quality.

IMPORTANT:

AIR FILTER CLEANING STEPS:

and dry with a dry cloth.

Fig. 2

must be checked and cleaned regularly

Fig. 3