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THE APPLIANCE IS SEALED AND CONTAINS

FLUORINATED GREENHOUSE GASES

GOVERNED BY THE KYOTO PROTOCOL. THE

“GWP” IS SET OUT IN THE “TECHNICAL DATA

TABLE”.

IMPORTANT: BEFORE ANY MAINTENANCE,

CLEANING, REPAIR OR OTHER, ALWAYS

DISCONNECT THE PLUG FROM THE

POWER MAINS. BEFORE RESTARTING THE

DEHUMIDIFIER, ENSURE THE ELECTRICAL

PARTS ARE NOT MOIST AND/OR WET.

►►1. SAFETY WARNINGS

The dehumidier must always be connected to

power sockets tted with earthing connection.

Failure to comply with this rule - as for all

electrical appliances - is a source of danger, for the

consequences of which the manufacturer disclaims

all liability.

The appliance may be disassembled exclusively by

a skilled technician.

When the appliance is connected to a power socket

it must be kept in vertical position and must not be

subject to violent movements. Any water escaping

from the tank might come in contact with electrical

parts, with obvious hazardous consequences. It

is therefore indispensable to disconnect the plug

before moving the dehumidier and empty the tank

before lifting it.

In the event a water spillage should occur as a

consequence of sudden motions, the dehumidier

must remain still in vertical position for at least

eight hours before being switched on again.

This dehumidier sucks air in from the front and

expels it through the rear grille; therefore the front

panel, which holds the air lter, must be kept at a

distance of at least fteen centimeters from the

walls.

Furthermore, the appliance must not be operated in

narrow spaces which do not allow circulation of the

air owing out of the rear grille into the environment.

However, the side panels may be drawn close to

walls without creating any hindrance to regular

operation.

This dehumidier has been constructed in

compliance with the strictest safety regulations.

However, no sharp objects such as screwdrivers,

knitting irons or similar must be inserted in the grille

or in the opening that remains exposed in the front

panel when the lter is extracted: this is dangerous

for persons and may damage the appliance.

To clean it outside you may use a moistened

cloth after disconnecting the power plug from the

electricity mains. Do not cover the front grille with

linen or other objects, the alliance gets damaged

and may cause danger.

Regularly clean the lter: cleaning must be

performed on average every month; in the event of

use in very dusty environments cleaning must be

more frequent. See the relevant chapter for cleaning

methods. When the lter is dirty the expelled air is

warmer than usual, damaging the appliance and

affecting performance.

►►2. DESCRIPTION OF THE DEHUMIDIFIER

All portable dehumidiers use the cooling cycle with

compressor. The appliances are described below.

►►3. ASSEMBLY OF THE DEHUMIDIFIER

This appliance is equipped with a handle. This component

is contained within the packaging of the dehumidier.

To install the handle follow the below steps (Fig. 1-2):

►3.1.Remove the screw that secure the cover to the

dehumidier (1);

►3.2.Rotate the cover (2);

►3.3.Remove the four screws located on the appliance

side, two on the left side and two on the right side (3);

►3.4.Place the handle in the proper position (4);

►3.5.Install the four screws in their proper position, two

on the left side and two on the right side (5);

►3.6.Rotate the cover to bring it back to a vertical position

(6);

►3.7.Install the screw than secures the cover to the

dehumidier (7).

►►4. OPERATION

This dehumidier is a cooling cycle appliance whose

operation is based on the physical principle by which

when air comes into contact with a cold surface it wets it

releasing moisture in the form of drops of condensation or

ice, when the ambient temperature is not high.

In practice, a nned coil is maintained cold by a

refrigerating machine, and the air that goes through it

cools and dehumidies. After that, the air goes through a

heat exchanger and is heated, to nally ow back into the

room dehumidied and at a slightly higher temperature

than the initial one.

Reference to drawing (Fig. 3):

Air is extracted through the front of the dehumidier: it

goes through the lter (1), the fan (2), the cold exchanger

(evaporator) (3), the hot exchanger (condenser) (4) and

nally the dehumidied air ows out and is recirculated

into the room through the rear grille. The condensed water

is collected in the tank (5). A microswitch (6) stops the

appliance when water in the tank reaches a certain level.

The humidistat (7) allows the dehumidier to operate when

the humidity in the room is higher than the desired level.

An electronic board (8) controls defrosting and prevents

the compressor (9) from starting up too often, which is

detrimental, and delays it.

These machines are tted with a hot gas defrosting device,

they are therefore equipped with a solenoid valve for hot

gas bypass, a special electronic board and a defrosting

thermostat.

The operation of the defrosting system is exclusive to

our products: in practice a system with a thermostat and

electronic control, it uses the hot gas bypass only for the

time strictly necessary. This extends the dehumidier’s life

and reduces the hot gas operation stage.

►►5. CONTROL PANEL

The control panel (Fig. 4) is located at the rear of the

dehumidier and includes:

►5.1.HUMIDISTAT (1): The humidistat carries a scale

from 1 to 5. Setting the humidistat at the minimum value

(1) means the dehumidier operates until 80% relative

humidity is achieved in the room. Setting the humidistat

at the maximum value (5) means the dehumidier

operates until 20% relative humidity is achieved in the

room. In the “CONT” position the dehumidier works

all the time regardless of the relative humidity reading.

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