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Danby DPAC10071 - Care and Maintenance; Air Filter Maintenance Guide

Danby DPAC10071
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Care
and
Maintenance
CAUTION
Before
cleaning
or
servicing
this
unit,
it
is
recommended
that the
unit
be
disconnected
from
any
electrical
supply
outlet.
1)
Do
Not
use
gasoline,
benzene,
thinner
or
any
other
chemicals
to
clean
this
unit
,as
these
substances
may
cause
damage
to
the
finish
and
deformation
of
plastic
parts.
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.
Removal
and
Cleaning
of
the
Air
Filters
If
the
air
filters
become
clogged
with
dust/dirt,
air
flow
is
restricted
and
reduces
cooling
efficiency.
The
air
filters
should be
cleaned
every
two
(2)
weeks.
More
frequent
cleaning
may
be
necessary
depending
upon
air
quality.
NOTE:
The
air
filter
(filter
1)
is
located
at the
(upper)
rear
side
of
the
unit.
In
order
to
access
the
air
intake
filter
(filter
2),
the
air
intake
hose
and
collar
will
have
to
be
removed.
I
a)
To
remove
the
air
filter
(Fig.
34):
Pull
the
air
filter
upward
in
the
direction
of
the
arrow.
ib)
To
remove
the
air
intake
filter
(Fig.
35):
Simply
tilt
the
filter
handle
upwards and
pull
out
the
filter
basket.
(Fig.
36).
2)
Dust/Dirt
clogged
in
the
filter
can
be
removed
by
vacuum
cleaning
the
soiled
3)
The
filter
can
also
be
washed
in
lukewarm
soapy
water
while
rubbing
it
lightly
with
a
brush.
A
mild
detergent
(dishwashing
soap)
is
recommended.
4)
Rinse
the
filter
well
using
clean
water.
Allow
time
to
dry
before
reinstalling
into
the
unit.
5)
Replace
the
air
filters.
6)
Replacement
air
filters
are
available
through
the
Customer
Service
Parts
Department.
CAUTION
Never
operate
the
unit
without
the
air
filters
in
place
as
this
may
result
in
damage
to
the
unit.
Air
Intake
Air
Exhaust
a
I_
.—
,—
—.
.-
w
r
r
basket
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Fig.
35
areas.
handle
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