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HOW YOUR KENMORE DEHUMIDIFIER OPERATES
The fan which has a permanently lubricated motor, draws
The automatic water overflow control stops the unit when the moisture collecting pan is full and (on some models) a signal light reminds you to empty the pan. The unit starts again automatical- ly when the pan is removed for emptying so be sure to replace the pan immediately.
A hose can be attached to the dehumidifier for continuous drainage of collected water. The automatic humidistat (on models so equipped) maintains your room at the desired degree of dryness.
BEFORE USING YOUR
KENMORE DEHUMIDIFIER
Electrical Requirements
It is best to use a separate
Grounding Instructions
OBSERVE ALL LOCAL GOVERNING CODES AND REGULATIONS.
Do not, under any circumstances, remove the power supply cord ground prong.
For your personal safety, this appliance must be grounded. This appliance has a power supply cord with a
to have a properly grounded
OPERATION OF YOUR
KENMORE DEHUMIDIFIER
WARNING: Do not use dehumidifier near highly volatile substances, such as gasoline.
(a)Allow the unit to warm to room temperature before operating.
(b)Your Kenmore Dehumidifier can be placed almost anywhere but don't block either end of the unit. The dehumidifier takes air from the back and blows it out from the front. So wherever you place it, be sure there's enough room for good air movement and moisture pan removal. Minimum recommended distance 4".
(c)Your dehumidifier can be operated in an
(d)To dehumidify a specific area, close all doors and windows leading to that area.
ROOM TEMPERATURE
A Kenmore Dehumidifier will work most effec- tively at temperatures above 18°C (65°F). Refer to the performance chart on Page 6.
The coil of any dehumidifier can become blocked with ice at room temperatures below 18°C (65°F). Ice build up on the coil stops the air flow through the dehumidifier and it stops dehumidifying even though it keeps running.
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