INSTALLING THE DEHUMIDIFIER
DEHUMIDIFIER LOCATION
• Electrical service access and drain cleaning will require the
removal of the electrical service side panel (see FIGURE 12).
Allow sufcient space for service on this side of the unit.
• The lter can be removed from either side of the dehumidier.
Allow sufcient space for the lter to be removed and
reinstalled.
• If locating the unit where it is not readily accessible (such
as a crawl space, an attic or even a basement for some
individuals), consider controls such as the Model 76
Dehumidier Control, which can be mounted in the living
space and wired to the dehumidier.
• For attic installations, suspending the dehumidier is
recommended to reduce noise transference.
• Always install the dehumidier in or above a condensate pan
when locating in or above a nished space.
15” MINIMUM
CLEARANCE
FOR FILTER
(EITHER SIDE)
TOP VIEW
A
B
C
0.38“ MIN
BUBBLE LEVEL DETAIL
OK OK NO
A
B
FIGURE 12: FILTER ACCESS CLEARANCE
FIGURE 13: LEVELING THE UNIT
90-1840
90-2692
A. ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND
DRAIN ACCESS THIS SIDE
B. FILTER
C. 8 FOOT POWER CORD
A. BUBBLE LEVEL
B. CONNECTS TO 3/4” I.D. DRAIN TUBE
LEVELING AND RAISING THE DEHUMIDIFIER
NOTE: This does not apply to Model E100C.
The feet can be adjusted to level the unit and accommodate
drain ttings and condensate pans as required. Use the
top-mounted bubble level to adjust the feet until the bubble
is within the outer circle (see FIGURE 13). Leveling is required to
ensure proper drainage from the dehumidier.
If installing a condensate pump to the side of the unit more
elevation than can be provided by the adjustable feet may be
needed. Risers (Part #5879) or hanging kits (Part #5822) are
available to lift the dehumidier higher off the oor.
INSTALLING A CONDENSATE PAN UNDER THE DEHUMIDIFIER
Always install the dehumidier in or above a condensate pan
when locating it above a nished space. Adhere to local codes
regarding draining of the condensate pan. If a condensate
pump is needed, make sure it is in the condensate pan as well.
Install a oat switch in the condensate pan and/or use the
overow wires/terminals on the condensate pump to stop the
dehumidier should overow occur. See WIRING TO A FLOAT
SWITCH on page 13.
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