Why AusClimate AU1000DD Other unit is blowing out warm air?
The unit blows warm air because the air passes over a heating element inside as part of the dehumidification process. This is normal; a dehumidifier is not an air cooler.
What to do if my AusClimate AU1000DD unit is not drying quickly enough?
If your unit isn't drying quickly enough, it might have already reduced the humidity to 55-60%. Try setting the DRY MODE to ‘High’ to potentially lower the humidity further to 40-45%.
What to do if my AusClimate Other unit works, but reduces the relative humidity insufficiently?
If your unit isn't reducing humidity enough, it could be due to several factors: * The room might be too large for the unit's capacity. This dehumidifier is suitable for about a medium 3 or 4 bedroom house. Consider using a dehumidifier with a greater capacity, or ‘compressor’ dehumidifier. * Too many moisture sources like showers, washing, cooking, or un-flued gas heating can overload the unit. Consider using a different heat source to an un-flued gas heater. A dehumidifier with a greater capacity, or ‘compressor’ dehumidifier is recommended. * A blocked air filter can reduce airflow, affecting performance. Clean the air filter to resolve this.
General| Model | AU1000DD |
|---|---|
| Type | Dehumidifier |
| Power Consumption | 200W |
| Weight | 8.6kg |
| Capacity | 10L/day |
| Moisture Removal | 10 Litres/Day |
| Water Tank Capacity | 2 Litres |
| Operating Temperature | 5°C to 32°C |
Key safety guidelines for operating the dehumidifier to prevent hazards.
Details on AUTO DRY, LOW, and HIGH modes for effective dehumidification.
Step-by-step guide on how to safely remove and empty the water collection bucket.
Guide to identify and resolve common problems encountered with the dehumidifier.
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