To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my RCA Dehumidifier does not start?
If your RCA Dehumidifier isn't starting, ensure the plug is fully inserted into the outlet. Also, check your house's fuse or circuit breaker. The dehumidifier might have reached its preset level, or the bucket could be full or not properly positioned.
Why is there water on the floor near my RCA Dehumidifier?
If you find water on the floor near your RCA Dehumidifier, check and tighten the hose connections, as the hose to connector or the hose connection may be loose. If you intend to use the bucket to collect water, make sure the back drain plug is securely in place.
How to improve the drying performance of my RCA Dehumidifier?
If your RCA Dehumidifier isn't drying the air as expected, try these steps: * Adjust the humidity control to a lower setting. * Increase the room temperature if it's below 5°C (41°F). * Ensure all doors, windows, and openings are securely closed. * Remove any sources of water vapor, such as kerosene heaters.
Why is my RCA Dehumidifier making a loud noise?
A loud noise from your RCA Dehumidifier could be due to a few reasons: * The air filter might be clogged, so clean or replace it. * The unit may be tilted; ensure it's upright. * The floor surface might not be level, so place the unit on a level surface.
Why does frost appear on the coils of my RCA Dehumidifier?
This is normal. The RCA dehumidifier has an auto defrost feature.
General| Model | RDH505 |
|---|---|
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Coverage Area | 3000 sq ft |
| Type | Dehumidifier |
| Moisture Removal Capacity | 50 Pint |
| Water Tank Capacity | 16 pints |
| Operating Temperature Range | 41°F - 89.6°F |
| Humidity Control | Adjustable Humidistat |
Instructions for proper disposal of the dehumidifier in European countries, emphasizing separate collection.
Explains warning/caution symbols and general safety advice for appliance operation.
Guidelines for safe use by children and individuals with physical or mental limitations, requiring supervision.
Covers proper electrical connection, grounding, outlet usage, and cord safety.
Details safe operation practices, placement, handling of water, and filter maintenance.
Addresses safety for specific environments and vulnerable user groups like children and the elderly.
Explains the digital display functions, error codes, and indicator lights like Clean Filter.
Details the function of each control pad: Power, Filter, Fan, Continue, Timer, and Humidity Set pads.
Describes the bucket full indicator, auto shut off mechanism, and auto defrost feature.
Explains how to set the auto start/stop timer and the auto-restart function after power interruptions.
Identifies the various parts visible on the front and rear of the dehumidifier unit.
Lists the accessories provided with the dehumidifier, such as drain hose and adaptor.
Provides instructions on where and how to position the dehumidifier for optimal performance and safety.
Details initial operating procedures, including continuous operation, temperature ranges, and power connection.
Explains the two methods for removing collected water: using the bucket or continuous draining.
Instructions for cleaning the exterior parts of the dehumidifier with water and mild detergent.
Guidance on regularly cleaning the water bucket and air filter to maintain performance and prevent mold.
Steps for storing the dehumidifier when not in use for extended periods, including cleaning and covering.
Provides solutions for common issues like unit not starting, poor drying, noise, frost, and water leaks.
Explains the meaning of error codes (ES, AS, P2, EC) displayed on the unit and where to find more information.
