CARE AND MAINTENANCE
CLEANING
CAUTION:
Before attempting to clean and/or service this unit, always disconnect the power
supply cord from the electrical supply outlet.
1) DO NOT use gasoline, benzene, paint thinner, or any other chemicals to clean this unit, as
these substances
will damage/deform both plastic components and luster finish.
2) Never attempt to
clean the unit by pouring water directly over any
of
the surface areas,
as
this
will cause deterioration
of
electrical components and wiring insulation.
3) Use only a mild dish washing detergent, lukewarm water, and a soft cloth to wipe the exterior
surface
of
the unit and dry thoroughly.
STORAGE
When the dehumidifier is not being used for long time periods, please follow these instructions:
1) Disconnect the power cord from the power
supply.
2) Empty the water tank and wipe (dry) thoroughly.
3)
Re-package the unit
in
the original carton.
4)
Clean air filter thoroughly.
5)
Store the unit upright
in
a dry location.
TROUBLESHOOTING
Occasionally,
you may encounter some problems that are
of
a minor nature and a service call
may not be necessary. Use this troubleshooting guide to identify possible problems you may be
experiencing.
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE
1) Unit will not operate.
2) Dehumidifying capacity
(moisture
removal) low.
•Check
the machine is turned on.
• Check power cord connection.
• Check electrical outlet for blown fuse.
• Check if water tank is full (if yes, empty).
•Check
water tank is properly installed.
•
Check if the humidity levels
of
the room
is
lower than the
desired humidity setting.
•Ambient (room) temperature too low (below
41
°
F).
• Poor air flow circulation/obstruction
of
front grille.
·Air
filter is dirty and/or blocked.
• Relative
humidity
in
surrounding environment very low.
3) Relative humidity setting not
·Check
all doors and windows are closed.
reached after long period
of
operation. •Area/room is too large for the capacity
of
the dehumidifer.
4) Air coming from dehumidifier is
warm.
•This is normal. Dehumidifier will put out warm air under
normal operating conditions.
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