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11
WATER DRAINAGE
When the water tank is full, the unit will stop automatically. When this happens the TANK FULL light will show
on the control panel.
NOTE: Only empty the water tank when it is full or before moving or storing the unit.
There are two ways to dispense collected water.
1. USE THE TANK
When the tank is full, the unit will automatically stop running, and the Tank Full
indicator will flash.
Slowly pull out the tank. Grip the tank by its handle securely, and carefully pull it
out. Empty the water tank and reinsert it into the dehumidifier. The tank must be
in place and securely seated for the dehumidifier to operate again. The
dehumidifier will re-start when the tank is restored in its correct position.
NOTES:
When you remove the water tank, do not touch sensors or any parts which are
situated behind tank. Doing so may damage the product. Be sure to push the tank gently all the way into the
unit. Banging the bucket against anything or failing to push it in securely into place may cause the unit not to
operate.
Do not remove any parts from the water tank or tank enclosure. The water full sensor will no longer be able to
detect the water level correctly and water may leak from the water tank.
2. CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE
Water can be automatically plumbed in or drained into a sink, a larger recipient or through the wall into an outside
drain by attaching a pipe to the unit (10 mm internal diameter) (not included). Remove the rubber bung and Insert
the pipe into the drain outlet on the back of the unit as shown here.
Make sure the connection between pipe and the drain outlet is tight and does not leak. Then direct the pipe
to a suitable drainage point. This unit uses gravity to dispose of water hence the drain should be lower than
the water outlet on the unit. Put the tank back into the unit. Be sure to run the water pipe downward and let
the water to flow out smoothly. Do not kink or bend the pipe.
The permanent drain can be used in conjunction with a water pump (e.g. when draining from a cellar) to lift
the water upwards.
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