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To remove collected water
Your dehumidifier has a plastic
bucket that catches the water that is
removed from the air, an automatic
water overflow control, and a
signal light that glows when the
bucket is full.
On some models, weight of water
in the bucket triggers a switch at the
bottom rear of the dehumidifier
that stops the unit and turns the
FULL light on when the bucket
is nearly full.
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Before
removing
the bucket to
empty it, turn
tie
Humidity Control
knob to “1
~’
This will prevent the
dehumidifier from operating when
the bucket is not in place.
Afier emptying the bucket, hang it
on the bucket supports on each side
and push it all the way in.
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After replacing the bucket, be
sure to turn the Humidity Control
knob back to the desired setting.
On other models, a float rises and
activates the water overflow control
that turns the FULL light on and
stops dehumidification before the
bucket overflows.
Before removing the bucket, move
the control cord attached to the float
to the OFF (up) position. This will
keep the float up and prevent the
dehumidifier from operating when
the bucket is not in place.
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Cord to
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Water
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Afier replacing the bucket, move
the control cord to the ON (down)
position and make sure the float
hangs freely inside the bucket.
For
continuom
drain-off
of water
Attach a suitable length of standard
garden hose (not supplied). A male
thread is provided on the drain or
water bucket.
Care & Cleaning
Unplug dehumidifier before
cleaning.
Occasionally the dehumidifier will
require cleaning. Use a vacuum
cleaner attachment or brush to
clean the front grille. The best way
to clean the dehumidifying coil is
by the use of a soft brush when the
soil is soft and wet. (If allowed to
dry and harden, it will be difficult
to remove and must be soaked and
softened. )
Do not allow a lot of water to enter
the electrical/machine compartment
through the circular opening behind
the coil. Use a squirt bottle or
syringe so you can control
tie
water.
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