Dectron, Inc. March 2012
DECTRON
Owner’s Manual DSH/DSV/RSH/DBH/RBH Series Dehumidifier
Data subject to change without notice.
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Condensers Without Lifting Eyes Only
Some condensers may ship separately in a crate. In
this case, unload the condenser in its crate.
IMPORTANT!
Inspect your unit immediately for shipping damage. Claims for shipping damage must be made with the
shipping company. Dectron is not responsible for shipping damage.
Notify the carrier immediately if shipping damage is suspected. If internal damage is suspected, indicate
“contingent on internal inspection” when signing for the shipment. Keep copies of all documents, including
photographs of any damage.
NOTE: It is imperative that the base of the condenser not be allowed to bend or twist.
NOTE: Use pads and/or blocks to prevent cabinet and/or heat-exchanger damage.
Forklift, pads, restraints,
etc., are by others.
Some condensers may have fork pockets in the base
side rails. Do not attempt to lift this type of condenser
with a forklift unless the forks completely engage all four
fork pockets.
Forks must engage all fork pockets.
Diagram does
not indicate
center of gravity.
Some units may not have a remote condenser.
Some outdoor units may come with the condenser already mounted to the unit base.
Some units may have a remote DryCooler. In this case, please refer to Dectron OM Appendix M1-DryCooler.
Lifting Remote Condenser Lifting and Locating
LIFTING AND
LOCATING
Risk of damage from forklift. Can cause property damage.
Follow the instructions in this manual and all applicable procedures to prevent damage to
equipment when lifting with a forklift.
NOTICE
Risk of crushing. Can cause injury or death.
Large, heavy equipment can cause crushing. Do not allow any part of your body to
be under crates or equipment at any time. Use only lifting equipment and devices that
are rated for the load. Secure all lifting straps, slings, spreaders, etc., to prevent
accidental dropping.
Follow the instructions in this manual and all other applicable codes, standards, and
safety procedures.
WARNING
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