Dehumidifier Features | Frost Control | |
The Frost Contro! feature prevents frost or ice from remaining on the dehumidifying | ||
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coil for an extended period of time, When frost formation occurs, this control turns | ||
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| off the compressor, The fan continues to run, causing any frost or ice to melt,, | |
| Dehumidifier will then resume normal operation | |
| Frost Control is also designed to prevent excessive | |
| conditions this may allow frost to remain on coil for some time before the | |
| compressor turns off and the frost is cleared |
Removing Collected
Water
Bucket and Float Installation
All models are supplied with a bucket, which is conveniently tucked into the front of the unit to accumulate water removed from the air, or use the
connection to carry water directly to a drain.
VVhen using the bucket the Automatic
The bucket and float must be installed correctly for proper operation (Figure I)
Bucket Cleaning Instruction
Periodic cleaning with a mild detergent and water will prevent the growth of mold, mi!dew and bacteria,
Remove bucket as shown in Figure 2
Figure 1
Figure 2
Figure 3
Direct Draining
If you want the water to flow directly to a drain, you must first remove the hose cap (Figure 2) To remove hose cap, use a standard screwdriver and turn counter- clockwise Connect any standard garden hose to the bucket connection, or place the dehumidifier over the drain A standard garden hose has a 3/4" (t9 ram) diameter connection with 11'¼2threads per inch
Note: When using either of the above direct draining methods, you must first drill a 3/8" (I 0 mm) hole in the center of the bucket connection. (For ease of drilling use locating mark to center drill bit for hole (Figure 3)) This will allow water to flow freely through the connection To resea! the hose connection to the bucket, use any standard hose end cap The hose cap cannot be used to reseal the hole.
Locating
Hole
IMPORTANT:
Do not drink
the water
collected in the bucket.
Figure 4
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