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Water Tank Cleaning:
WARNING: Never leave water in the water
tank when the appliance is not in use,
microorganisms can grow in stagnant water,
the water tank should be emptied and cleaned
regularly.
The water tank should be cleaned at least
every week or prior to storage to prevent
growth of mould, mildew, and bacteria.
• Carefully remove the water tank from the
unit before cleaning.
• Empty the water tank and clean it with tap
water and mild detergent (e.g. washing up
liquid).
• Ensure to remove any scale or deposits
that have formed inside the water tank.
• Wipe all surfaces dry before placing the
water tank back into the appliance.
Filter Cleaning
CAUTION: Do not operate the appliance
without the lter. This will cause it to clog up
with lint and dirt and will reduce performance.
Always insert the lter securely.
Clean the appliance’s evaporator and
condenser lter once every two weeks.
To remove and clean the evaporator lter:
1. Grip the evaporator lter cover top
gripping position and gently remove.
2. Unscrew the four screws securing the
evaporative lter to the appliance.
3. Use a rm brush and or vacuum cleaner
to clean the lter of any dust and
particles.
4. Return the evaporator lter and screw
back into position.
5. Return the evaporator lter cover.
To remove and clean the condenser lter:
1. Grip the condenser lter at the gripping
position and gently remove.
2. Use a rm brush and or vacuum cleaner
to clean the lter of any dust and
particles.
3. Return the condenser lter.
Heat Exhaust Pipe Cleaning
1. Remove the heat exhaust pipe from the
rear of the appliance and the respective
window sealing assembly. Allow to cool.
2. Use a soft, dry cloth to clean away any
dust, or debris.
3. Return the heat exhaust pipe.
Evaporative
Filter
Top Gripping Position
Gripping
Position
Condenser
Filter
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