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4. Fan speed
To choose between a high and a low fan
speed, press the "Fan speed" switch (Fig. 2 /
Item 26).
5. Desired humidity
To adjust the desired humidity setting within
the range of 40% to 80% in 5% increments,
press the "Humidity setting" switch (Fig. 2 /
Item 25) and then press the "Higher/lower"
button (Fig. 2 / Item 24). If the prevailing hu-
midity at the integrated sensor falls below the
desired humidity setting by approx. 2%, the
compressor will stop, followed a little later by
the fan. If the prevailing humidity at the inte-
grated sensor exceeds the desired humidity
setting by approx. 2%, both the fan and the
compressor (3 minute restart inhibit function)
will start up again.
6. Timer
To set the desired operating time (1 – 24
hours) in 1 hour increments, press the switch
for "Timer settings" (Fig. 2 / Item 23) with the
device switched on and then press the "High-
er/lower" button (Fig. 2 / Item 24). If the timer
has not been switched on, the device will run
continuously. If the device is connected to the
voltage supply, press the switch for "Timer
settings" and then press the "Higher/lower"
button (Fig. 2 / Item 24) to set the time, in 1
hour increments, until the device is switched
on (1 – 24 hours).
7. To switch off , press the On/Off switch (Fig. 2 /
Item 21).
7. Emptying the condensate
collector
Note:
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The device switches off automatically when
the condensate collector (Fig. 1 / Item 1) is
full. The „Condensate collector full" LED will
light up and a warning signal will sound for a
few seconds.
•
If the condensate collector (Fig. 1 / Item 1) is
not refitted correctly after it has been emp-
tied, the "Condensate collector full" LED will
continue to shine.
•
Never remove the "Float" (Fig. 3 / Item A) from
the condensate collector, otherwise the auto-
matic switch-off function will no longer work.
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If the condensate collector is dirty, you can
clean it with warm water.
1. Remove the condensate collector (Fig. 1 /
Item 1) by pulling it out carefully and then em-
pty it.
2. Slide the collector back into the device after
you have emptied it.
8. Using an external condensate
drain (Fig. 4)
Note:
•
Important: To prevent water damage, make
sure that the condensate is drained away pro-
perly at all times.
•
Important: If the weather is very cold you will
have to take appropriate measures to prevent
the water from freezing in the drainage hose.
•
It is best to direct the condensate into a lower
lying drain. If you use an external collecting
container (e.g. a trough), the equipment must
be positioned accordingly higher.
•
The drainage hose must be installed with a
downward gradient. It must not be kinked or
become clogged.
•
If the drainage hose becomes clogged, the
condensate must run into the condensate
collector from the overflow.
1. Remove the rubber plug and keep it in a safe
place (it must be reinserted in the connection
socket when the external condensate drain is
no longer used).
2. Connect the suction port (B) with a matching
water hose (C) with a 10 mm inside diameter.
De-icing function
To prevent the cooling elements becoming iced
up at operating temperatures below 21°C, the
equipment has a de-icing function. In this case
the compressor is switched off but the fan motor
continues to run.
During this phase the dehumidifying function is
interrupted for a few minutes.
Please observe the equipment's operating range
(see Technical Data).
The equipment has a compressor protector which
automatically shuts down the equipment when
the temperature rises above 35°C or falls below
5°C, or when the power consumption rises too
high.
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