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The Modes
Humidistat – use to set a target relative humidity
When in Humidistat mode indicated by this symbol you can press this button to select a target relative humidity
of between 30 and 80%rh in 5%rh steps. Our recommended figure for the home would be 55%rh. There is also
the option of CO which stands for continuous and means that the machine will not stop at a particular relative
humidity but will continue to dry regardless of the room relative humidity.
Laundry – use to help dry laundry or anything else that needs to be dried quickly
In Laundry mode the laundry symbol appears along with CO. The fan speed will increase to the highest fourth
fan speed (only available in Laundry Mode). Having this higher fan speed is key to drying things faster. We
recommend also activating the swing louvre mode to help move the air across the item to be dried.
When drying laundry make sure that water cannot drip onto the dehumidifier as this could be
dangerous.
Quiet – use to control the noise level of the dehumidifier
In Quiet mode the dehumidifier drops to low fan speed to reduce the noise coming from the dehumidifier and
stops bleeping.
Auto – ultimate control of the room relative humidity
Auto mode uses the unique MeacoEasyRH Control program whereby you can press just one button and the
dehumidifier will automatically maintain an optimum relative humidity for you in your room as follows;
When the relative humidity reaches 45%rh the compressor is turned off but the fan stays on in low mode.
50 to 55%rh the compressor is on and fan speed is low.
55 to 65%rh the compressor is turned on and the fan reverts to speed two.
Above 65%rh the compressor is on and the fan is on high.
Other settings
Off Timer
Acts as a countdown timer should you only wish to runs the machine for a set number of hours and
then have it turn off. Works between 1 and 12 hours. This is not a daily run timer and needs to be
set each time you wish to use it.
Allows you to select one of three fan speeds whilst in humidistat mode only.
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