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PROBLEM
POSSIBLE CAUSE AND
WMEDY
DEHUMIDWIER
.
Notpluggd
in.
Plug
may
have been bumped loose.
DOES
N~OPERATE
●
Ifp~ugg~
in,
&se
couldhaveb]~n
or
circuit breaker may have
tri~ed.
e
Frost
buildup
on
dehu~~~ing
coil
(on
models without Auto Defrost), caused by
room temperature dropping below
65°F.
~rn
Humidity Control knob to “l” to allow
coil to defrost, then reset it when the room warms up.
DEHUMIDIFIER
o
men
fie
dehumidifier was
fimt
ins~ed,
not enough time
wu
ti~d
for it to
“DOES NOT DRY THE
remove the
large
amount of moisture that had accumulated in the room. As long as
MRAS~
SHOULD”
three or four days, with the Humidity Control knob set at
“10;’
maybe
quired
to
achieve and maintain
the
desired dryness.
o
obj~fi
bloc~ng
front
~d/or
back
ofdehu~difi~r
will restrict air
flOW
md
reduce
efficiency.
●
Hu~&~
Control
maybe
Wt
too
10W,
Turn
control knob to a higher setting.
●
Doom
and/or windows may not be
tightiy
closed.
o
Clothes
d~er
may
b
blming
moisture-laden air into the room.
WATER ON FLOOR
On
models
withfloat-activated
wterove~m
control
o
connection
may
~
loose
ifhose
is
a~ch~
@
dehumidifier for continuous
drain-off.
.
Moatbdl
may not be suspended freely in bucket.
o
Bucket
may
not~
pushed
all
be
my
into the dehumidifier.
&
other
rnodek
o
Bucket not
hung
properly
from
bucket
supports.
Seepage 5.
If you need more help.. call, toll free:
GEhswer
Cente#
8W62&2~
consumer information
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