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7. ALARMS SHOWN ON DISPLAY
ALARM CAUSE SOLUTION
Tank (A6) missing or incorrectly
positioned
Place the tank back in its correct position (see para-
graph “3.1 Draining into the tank”)
Tank full Empty the tank (see paragraph “3.1 Draining into the
tank”)
Room temperature too low (see op-
erating limits in chap. “6. Technical
Specications”)
Increase the room temperature if possible
Humidity in room too low or too high for
correct measuring (see operating limits
in chap. “6. Technical Specications”)
Move the appliance to another room with humidity
and temperature levels within the operating limits: if
the problem persists, call the Service Centre.
Faulty probe Call Service Centre
Wi-Fi interface not working properly Turn the appliance o and disconnect the plug from
the power socket. Wait a few minutes, then re-insert
the plug: if the problem persists, contact the Service
Centre.
After a preset number of operating hours,
the symbol (C2) blinks on the display
to indicate that the EPA lter (A7) needs
to be replaced.
Replace the EPA lter (see para. “5.3 Replacing the
EPA lter”).
If the EPA lter has recently been replaced, reset the
alarm (see para. “5.3 Replacing the EPA lter”)
8. TROUBLESHOOTING
Below is a list of possible malfunctions.
If the problem cannot be resolved using the proposed solution, contact the Service Centre.
PROBLEM CAUSE SOLUTION
The appliance is operating in dehumid-
ifying mode, but the humidity does not
decrease
The lter is clogged Clean the dust lter (para. “5.2 Cleaning
the dust lter”) and check whether the
EPA lter needs replacing (para. “5.3 Re-
placing the EPA lter”)
Either the temperature or humidity in the
room is too low
In certain conditions the appliance will
not dehumidify: check the operating lim-
its of the appliance (see chap. “6. Techni-
cal Specications”). In certain cases, it is
recommended to heat the room needing
to be dehumidied.
The set relative humidity level is too high Set a lower humidity value (see para-
graph “4.1 Dehumidifying mode”).
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