Cool Dissipation Time is default on, but the feature should only be used in very dry climates, such as Phoenix or Las Vegas. For the rest of the country,
the fan should not to run at all after the cooling cycle is over. Setting the Cool Dissipation Time from Auto to 0 will allow the moisture on the
evaporator coil to run down into the drain pain and leave the system. If the fan were to continue running, much of that moisture would re-evaporate
back into the home.
The graph on the right illustrates humidity going back into the home after a cooling cycle as the fan blows air across a wet evaporator.
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