To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is my Dri-Eaz F412-115V running but not drying the room?
If your Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier is running but the room isn't drying, it could be due to several factors. First, consider whether enough time has been allowed for the drying process. Second, improve air circulation within the room using air movers. Finally, try to seal off the area to minimize the infiltration of moist air.
What to do if my Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier collects too little water?
If your Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier isn't collecting enough water, the room air might be too dry, so confirm humidity level with a hygrometer. Another cause could be that the room temperature is too low, so increase the room temperature. Also, a full HAF filter could be the culprit, so check the filter and clean or replace it if necessary. Lastly, inspect the heat exchange block and coils for clogs and clean them if needed.
How to troubleshoot a Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier that does not operate?
If your Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier isn't operating, first, ensure that the unit is switched on. Then, check the power cord connection both at the wall outlet and at the base of the unit to make sure it is properly plugged in and receiving power.
What to do if the blower wheel is not turning in my Dri-Eaz F412-115V?
If the blower wheel in your Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier isn't turning, it's likely due to an obstruction. To resolve this, remove the duct ring and grill, then clear any obstructions. Once done, replace the duct ring and grill.
Why does water drip out when moving my Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier?
Water may drip out of your Dri-Eaz Dehumidifier when moving it if the unit was unplugged before the purging process was complete. To prevent this, always purge the unit before moving it.
General| Model | F412-115V |
|---|---|
| Category | Dehumidifier |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Pump | Yes |
| Continuous Drain Option | Yes |
| Airflow (CFM) | 235 CFM |
| Operating Temperature Range | 33°F to 100°F |
Electric shock hazard, rotating fan, hot surface hazards. Unplug unit before opening cover for cleaning or servicing.
Do not alter or modify your dehumidifier. Use only authorized replacement parts to avoid hazards and warranty voiding.
Grasp IEC plug and pull straight out. Improper removal may damage the unit and void warranty.
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Identifies front components including humid air inlet, HAF filter, and molded pocket for cord storage.
Identifies rear components such as integrated handle, control panel, and drain hose pocket.
Shows the location of the product label, serial number, and power cord socket.
Proper orientation for transporting/storing to prevent compressor oil issues and damage.
Operate in enclosed areas away from obstructions for optimal water removal efficiency.
Connect condensate pump to drainage hose, ensure it's uncoiled and unobstructed for safe water drainage.
Connect to GFCI-protected 115V/15A outlet. Plug unit first, then outlet for safety.
Press the ON/OFF button to start the dehumidifier. Unit may perform a delay sequence.
Describes the display and touchpad keys: ON/OFF, DISPLAY MENU, MENU SELECTION, PURGE PUMP.
Explains initial self-diagnosis, normal display readings, and operating hours tracking.
Access and adjust settings, view system data via the DISPLAY MENU key.
Indicates when onboard diagnostics detect a problem; refer to the error message section for details.
Resets the total operating hours counter for job tracking purposes.
Displays inlet/outlet conditions and grain per pound values for monitoring.
Shows hours since filter/coil cleaning and allows for resetting these indicators.
Allows adjustment of humidistat mode and setpoint for precise humidity control.
Select display language and preferred temperature units (°F or °C).
Displays coil temperature, compressor current, firmware version, and life hours.
Steps to ensure all water is removed from the unit before moving it to prevent drips.
Guidelines for careful handling, avoiding horizontal positions, and securing during transport.
Lists tools and supplies needed for various maintenance procedures outlined in the manual.
Covers checks before use, monthly inspections, and as-needed cleaning of components like pump and coils.
Explains filter guidelines, replacement frequency, and precautions for optimal filtration.
Instructions for cleaning coils and the heat exchange block to maintain unit efficiency.
Guide on correctly orienting the HAF filter during installation to prevent damage.
Explains the control panel message for pump purging and how to stop it if needed.
Lists control panel messages like INITIALIZING, FIRMWARE VERSION, and PLEASE WAIT.
Describes messages for UNIT ON, HUMIDISTAT, LOW TEMP, and HI TEMP cycle status.
Explains messages for DEFROST, UNIT DRYING, CLEAN FILTER, and CLEAN COILS prompts.
Explains ER4 (temp sensor) and ER5 (inlet temp/RH sensor) errors and their solutions.
Covers ER6 (contact service) and ER7 (invalid model setting) errors and their resolutions.
Details ER8 (stuck button) and ER9 (pump blocked) errors and troubleshooting steps.
Lists common issues like water drips, unit not operating, poor drying, and their causes/solutions.
Details model, weight, dimensions, power, water removal rates, air filter, and safety certifications.
Diagram showing high voltage electrical components, power inputs, and connections.
Diagram illustrating low voltage, control panel, sensors, and optional component connections.
