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C o n t r oPl a n e l . WaterDisposingOptions .

Safety

. Do notplacethe powercordneara heater.

. Do notusean electricaloutletnear flammableor combustiblematerialssuch as gasoline,propane,paintthinners,etc.

. Do notdisassembleor modifydehumidifier partsor componentslt. maycauseelectric shockandfailure

. Plugin the powercordproperly.

. Do notturnthe uniton andoffby inserting or pullingoutthepowerplug.

. Do notdamagethe powercordor usean unspecifiedpowercord.

. Do notmodifypowercordlength.

. Do notsharetheoutletwithanother appliance.

. Alwaysplugintoa groundedoutlet.Not groundingunitmaycauseelectricalshock.

. Unplugtheunitif it emitsstrangesounds, odors,or smoke.

. Do not usean electricaloutletif it is loose or damaged.

. Do notoperateor plugin unitwithwet handsor in a wetenvironment.

. Ventilateareabeforeoperatingdehumid- ifier.Checkforthe presenceof naturalgas or the buildupof othercombustible vaoors.

. Do notcleanthedehumidifierwithwater. Watermayenterthe unitanddegradethe insulationresulting an electricalshock.

. lf waterentersthe product,turnoffthe dehumidifier'spowerswitch,thenunplug theunit.Do notplugin unituntilit hasbeen inspectedby an authorizedrepairservice.

. Becausethefan rotatesat highspeed duringoperation,alwaysunplugdehumid- ifierbeforeattemptinganyrecommended maintenanceor cleaning.

. Do notblocktheinletor outletlt. may causeunitto failor to operateinefficiently.

. Do notremoveplugfromoutletby pulling on the cord.

. Whennotin use,turningtheunitoffwill saveenergyUnplug.thedehumidifier whennotusingfor longperiodsof time.

. Whenremovingthefilter,be awarethat somemetalpartsmayhavesharpedges and maycauseinjury.

. Do notusethewatercollectedin the bucketfordrinkingpurposeslt. is not sanitaryandcouldcauseillness.

. Do notallowchildrento playwiththis product.

Tips

. Autois thesuggestedsettingfortypical everyoayuse

. Makesurethedehumidifieris thecorrect sizeforthe areayouwantto dehumidify. It is notdesignedto dehumidifythe entire house.

. Forproperoperation,thedehumidifier shouldonlybe placedon a levelfloor.

. Closealldoors,windowsandotheropen- ingsto theroom.Thedehumidifiermust operatein an enclosedareato be effective.

. Toclean,usea softcloth;do notusewax, thinners,or strongdetergentsas theymay changethecolorof the unitor cause surfacedamage.

. Be sureto replacethe bucketproperly afteremptyingto preventwaterfrom collectingon thefloorcausingdamageto sometypesof flooring.

. Do notputa petor houseplantwhereit willbe exposedto directairflow.Thiscould injurethe petor plant.

. Operationwithoutfilterwillcause unitfailureInsert.thefiltersecurelyClean. it everytwoweeks.(Seemaintenance.)

Powersuiplycord Grounded3-prong

electricaloutlet

DO NOTUSEAN EXTENSIONCORD.

A WARNING

To reducethe riskof fire,electricshockor injuryto persons,readthe important

SAFETYINSTRUCTIONSfoundon page 3 beforeoperatingthisappliance.

. Installthedehumidifieron a levelfloor strongenoughto supportthe unitwitha fullbucketof water.

. Forbestperformance,allowat least12- 18inchesof airspaceon allsidesof the unitforgoodaircirculation.

. Keepalloutsidedoors,windowsand otheropeningsclosedwhenoperatingthe dehumidifierHumid.outdoorairwilladdto theunit'sworkload.

. Leavethedehumidifierin an upright positionfor 30 minutesbeforeturningon.

ELECTRICALSHOCKHAZARD

Plugintoa grounded3-prongoutlet.

. Do notremovegroundprong.

. Do not usea two-prongadapter.

. Do notusean extensioncord.

Failureto followtheseinstructionscanresult in death,fireor electricalshock.

AUTO RESTART

ThisdehumidifierfeaturesAUTORESTART whichwillpowerthe machinebackon and rememberthe previoussettingsin the event of a powerfailureThis.featurefunctions automatically.

DEFROSTOPERATION

Thedehumidifierhasa built-indefrost controlthatsensesfrostbuildupon the evaporatorcoils.

Duringdefrosting,the compressorwill automaticallyturnoff;thefan willcontinue runningto defrostthe coils.

CHOOSINGTHE PROPERLOCATION

Usethe dehumidifier:

. in the basementto helppreventmoisture damage .

. in the kitchen,laundryroom,bathroom' and spa/exerciseareasthathaveexces-

sivemoisture.

. to preventmoisturedamageanywhere booksor valuablesare stored'

. duringconstructionor remodelingto reducLdryingtimefor drywalland paint'

AUTOMATICSHUTOFF

. Whenthe bucketis full,or whenthe buck- et is not in the properposition,the Bucket

Fulllightgoeson andthe unitautomati- callyshutsoff.

. The bucketmustbe rePlacedin the properpositionfor the dehumidifierto work.The lightwillstayon andthe dehu- midifierwill not run if the bucketis not in

the ProPerPosition.

. Thedehumidifierwillshutoffoncethe desiredhumiditysettingis reachedplusor minus5% RelativeHumiditY(RH)

HANDLE

GRAVITYDRAIN

PUMPDRAIN

SIDEGRILL

BUCKET

Warning:Changesormodificationstothisunitnot u*pr.tJy approvedbythepartyresponsiblefor compliancecouldvoidtheuser'sauthorityto

operatetheequiPment.

NOTE:Thisequipmenthasbeentestedandfound tocomplywiththelimitsfora ClassB digitaldevice' orrruunitoPart15oftheFCCRules'Theselimits

protection aredesignedto providereasonable

againstharmfulinterferencea residential

initallationThis. equipmentgenerates,usesand canradiateradiofrequencyenergyand,ifnotinstalled

andusedinaccordancewiththeinstructions'may causeharmfulinterferencetoradiocommunications

However,thereisnoguaranteethatinterferencewill notoccurina particularinstallation'lfthisequipment

doescauseharmfulinterferencetoradioortelevision

reception,whichcanbedeterminedbyturningthe equipmentoffandon,theuserisencouragedtotry

tocorrecttheinterferencebyoneormoreofthe followingmeasures:

. Reorientorrelocatethereceivingantenna'

.Increasetheseparationbetweentheequipment

andreceiver.

. Connecttheequipmentintoanoutletona circuit differentfromthattowhichthereceiverisconnected

. Consultthedealeroranexperiencedradio/TV technicianforhelP.

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Power On/Off(1) PressingPowerbuttononceturnsthe

"ON"andpressingit again dehumidifier

"OFF." turnsthedehumidifier

Setting(2)

Bypressingthisbutton,unitwillcyclethrough eachsettingwitheverypress.Theorderof settingsareAuto- CycleTimer- DelayStart

Auto (3) Whentheunitisturnedonforthefirsttime,the unitwillbegininAutomodeAUTO. (3)willbe litand"Auto"willbedisplayedinwindow(7/8) for5 secondsbeforereturningto theambient temperatureandhumidityIn. thissetting, humiditylevelisautomaticallysetfor50%RH. Becauselowertemperaturesusuallycorrelate withlowerhumiditylevels,theunitwillnotrun frequentyAt. highertemperatureshigherhumidity isnormalsotheunitwillrunmoreoften.

Humidity Inthissetting,Humidityallowsyouto manually setthedesiredhumiditylevelbyusingthe humidityarrows(9).Humidityvaluesarechanged in5o/oincrementsrangingfrom35%to70%. Wheninthismode,therewillnotbea setting LEDlrt.Whenpressingv arrowkeywhenthe valueis35%,theunitwilloperatecontinuously. Inthiscontinuousoperation,"Cont"willbe displayedinthewindow (7/8)for5 seconds beforereturningto theambienttemperatureand humidityTo. leavecontinuousoperation,press thearrow,rorchangethesetting.

DelayStart (5) Unitcanbeprogrammedtoturnonata desired delaytimeby pushingthetimerarrows(6)' Timecanbe adjustedin t hourincrements rangirrgfrom1 to 12hours.Delaytimewillbe

showninwindow (7/8)andwillcountdownto starttimein t hourincrements.

CycleTimer(4) Inthissetting,theunrtwillrunforeither3,6,or 12hours,thenshutofffor3,6,or 12hoursCycle. timecanbeadjustedbypushingthetimerarrow upor down(6)repeatedlyto setoperatingtime for3,6,or 12hoursThecycletimerfunctionwill continueuntilyouchangethesettingorturnthe unitoff.

FanSpeed(10)

PressFanSpeedtotogglebetweenAuto,Low, andHighfanspeeds.Speedwillbeshownin fanspeedindicator(11).WhenAUTOisselected, theunitwilladjustthefanspeedaccordingly dependingonthehumiditylevelThe.orderof

- - Low- Auto...

fanspeedsettingsisAuto High

BucketFull Indicator(12)

Whenthecollectionbucketisfull,BUCKETFULL

indicator(12)willcomeon.Thedehumidifierwill

notrununtilthebucketisemPtY.

PumpOn/Off(1a)

PumpOnisanoptionalsettingwhenusingthe

'/o" hoseto removethecollected supplied drain

waterinthebucketToturn. thepumpon/off,press thePumpButton(14)When.thepumpison,Pump Display(13)willlighton .ThePumpDisplay(13) willbeoffwhenthepumpisoff.Thepumpshould onlybeturnedonwhenthereisa %"drainhose properlyconnectedtothemachineandthepump isintendedtobeused.lfthepumpbuttonispressed whenusingotherwaterdisposaloptions,E3(Error Message)willshowondisplaypanel,Pumpwillrun automaticallywheneverthebucketgetsfull.The bucketmaynotemptycornpletelyto protectthe pump,butoncethebucketfillsupagain,thepump willrun.

OPTION1, EMPTYINGMANUALLY

1. Pulloutthebucket,graspingupperand lowerhandles.

2. Carrythe bucketby graspingthe inside handleof thebucket.

3.Afteremptyingthe bucket,replacethe bucketinthedehumidifier.

NOTE.Dehumidifierwillnotworkwhenthe BUCKETFULLlightis on or withoutthe bucketproperlyplacedin the unit.

OPTION3, PUMPDRAIN

1. RemovethePUMPDRAINCAPbyturn- ingclockwise(Reversethread)(Fig. .1)

2. Removethedrain-holePLUGby pullingout whilepressingin on thecoupler(Fig. .2)

Keepthe DRAINCAPandPLUGfor futureuse.

3. Feedthe 1/4-inchhoseprovidedthrough theholeintheDRAINCAP.(Fig.3)

4. Insertthe endof hoseintothedrainhole (Fig.4),thenscrewDRAINCAPback ontothe unit.Placethe otherendof the hosein the locationyouwantthewaterto go:to a floordrain,a watercontainer,or througha basementwindowto the outdoors(Pump. canliftwaterupto 15 feetabovetheunit.)Checkhoseforkinks or otherobstruction.

OPTION2, GRAVITYDRAINHOSE (HoseNotProvided)

1.TakeoffGRAVITYDRAINCAPby turning thecapcounterclockwise(Fig. .1)

2. RemoveDRAINCONNECTORfromthe bucket(Fig. .2)

3. Next,screwthe DRAINCONNECTOR to a standardgardenhoseby turning clockwise(Fig. .3)

4. Reattachthe DRAINCONNECTORend of gardenhoseto thedehumidifier(Fig.a) thencheckhosefor kinksor obstructions. The positionof the hoseat thefloordrain mustbe lowerthanDRAINCONNECTOR.

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5. Keepthe DRAINCAPforfutureusewhen

emptyingbucketmanuallY.

5. Intheunlikelyeventthehosecomes looseduringpumpoPerationdueto vibration,re-attachhoseto continue automaticpumpremovalof water.

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. Disconnectpowersupplycordfrom

receptaclebeforeanY Performing

maintenance.

CLEANINGTHEEXTERIOR

Cleantheexteriorusinga softbrushor dry towel.Butdo notspraywaterdirectlyon the

exterior.

PROBLEMS

Dehumidifierdoes not work when pressing the POWER ON button.

Dehumidifieris operating,but the dehumidification functiondoes not work.

CHECKPOINT

lsthepowercord into Plugged

a grounded3-Prongoutlet? ls BUCKETFULLlighton?

DoesBUCKETFULLlight appearafteremPtYingthe waterbucket?

ls thecompressorrunnlngas wellasthefan?

ls therefroston the coils?

SOLUTIONS

PlugthepowercordsecurelYintoa grounded3-Prongoutlet.

Emptythewaterbucketand re-install.

Checkthefloatswitchto makesure it is freeandnotobstructed.

Theunitmaybe inthedefrost modeThe.fanis runningbutnotthe compressorThe. unitwillreturnto dehumidificationautomatically.

Sounds .

Dehumidification function is inefficient

ArethefiltersandgrillsdirtY?

ls indoortemPeratureunder 65'F?

CleantheSIDEGRILLandAIR

FILTER.

Althoughtheunitwilldehumidifyat temperaturesbelow65 degrees, thereisa potentialforfrostto develop whichmayinhibittheunit'sefficiency

Unit is discharging warm air.

Water does not drain throughhose.

Water does not drain throughgardenhose.

Checkthe DRAINCONNEC - TOR. ls it installedcorrectlY?

Check the drain hose for kinksor obstructions.

ls PUMP lighton?

Check the DRAIN CON- NECTOR makingsure it is installedsecurelY.

Normal:Compressorand electric motordischargenominalheat.

Re-installdrainhose according to this manual .

Flattenthe hose or remove block- age.

Turn on the pumP.

Re-installitaccordingtothismanual.

Waterdoesnotdrain throughpumpdrain hose.

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Error Code

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E2

E3

Error Type

Temperature

Sensor

Defrost

Sensor

Humidity

Sensor

PumpDrain

PossibleCauses CorrectiveActions

C l a s s i f i c a t i o n

M o d e l

PowerSupPlY

MoistureRemoval

ControlType

Refriqerant

Humidity

Display

Temperature

Display

TimedShut-off

FanMotorSpeed

Dimensions

NetWeight

OperatingTemP

DrainPump

PumpDrainHose

RemoteMonitor

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Theremotemonitoringstationis a receiver witha receivingrangeof only330feetin openairwithnoobstructionsActual.receiving rangewillvarydependingonwhatis in

the pathof thesignaltransmittedfromthe dehumidifierunit.Eachobstruction(roof, walls,floors,ceilings,thicktrees,etc.)will effectivelycutsignalrangein half.

Example:Thewirelessremotemonitorwith a 330-footrangeis mountedon an interior wallor placedon a countefiopso thesignal fromthedehumidifierhasto passthroughone basementwall,acrossthe 10-footwidthof the roomthroughtheroom'sotherwallandthen throughthefloorto the roomupstairswhere the receiveris located,Thefirstwall

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willreducetherangeto 165bet, andthe secondwallwillreducetherangeto 87 feet. Factoringinthe 1O-footroom,thisleaves

a maximumof 77 feetof remainingsignal rangePassing.upthroughthefloorhasnow reducedthe effectiverangeto 38 feet.

Typicallythisallowanceisenoughformost frame-constructedhomes;howevercerlain materialscanreducerangeevenfurther.

Metalsiding,stucco,andsometypesof glasscanreducesignalrangebyas much as75o/ocomparedto the50%reduction typicalof mostobstructionslt.is possible to receivea signalthroughthesematerials; howevermaximumrangewillbe muchless, dueto theirtendencyto absorbor reflect

a muchlargerportionofthedehumidifier's signal.

NOTE:Youmayhaveto movethemonitor closerto themainunitif it is notreceivinga propersignalfollowingset-upprocedures.

lnsertthe batteriesin the monitorAfter. the batteriesare inserted,the Monitoring Stationwillstartreceivingsignaldatafrom thedehumidifier:temperature,humidity,etc.

shouldbedisplayedon themonitor'sscreen. lf thisdoesn'thappenafter2 minutes,check

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T E M P E R A T U R E

H I ] M D T Y

SENSORICON(1)(s)flashes,indicating signalis beingreceivedfromthe mainunit' lf nosignalis beingreceived,the icon(X) appearThe. temperature(B)andhumidity

(9)readingwillshow00 00'

LOWBATTERSPOWERINDIGATOR(2) willflashwhenbatteryis low.

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SOUNDON/OFF(3)Alertwillsoundwhen

thereis a receivingerrorand/orwhen BUCKETFULL(6)is activatedThe. sound alertis optionalandmaybe turnedoffusing

swlTcH (14).

FANON INDICATOR(5)rotateswhenthe fanison.

BUCKETFULL(6)iconflasheswhenthe bucketisfull.A soundalertis alsoan option

(SeeSoundOn/Off.)

PUMPON (7)iconflasheswhenPumP featurehasbeenpre-selectedon the main

unitandthe is oPerating. PumP

(8) disPlaYshowsthe

TEMPERATURE currenttemperaturenear{}rqrnail rlnit

SETTINGPREFERENCES

PressSET(11)onceto enterthe"Setting Mode.Press" SET(11)andholddownfor

3 secondstocheckyourReceiverversion'

SETHOUROF DAY(4)Press SET(11)a secondtime.Hourwill

beginflashingThen. press+ (13)or - (12)O C to setthehour1-12AM

or 1-12PM.

SETMINUTES(4)PressSET(11)a thirdtime.Minuteswillbeginflashing' Use OC to setthe minutes00-59'

24-HOURCLOCK(4)PressSET

(11)a fourthtime.Use OC to togglebetween12Hl24Hclock.

FARENHEITOR CELSIUS(8)Press SET(11)afifthtime.UseOC to

togglebetween"C/"F

EXITSETTINGMODEbYPressing

SET(11)asixthtime.

HUMIDITY(9)displayshowsthe current

humiditylevelnearthe mainunitwhenre- ceiverand mainunitareoperatingproperly'

HANGERHOLE(10)foroPtionalwall :'not'lting