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Locating the Unit
1. On a boat, locate the unit in the galley, berth, head or wherever a moisture prob-
lem exsists.
2. In a home, locate the unit in a bathroom, laundry room, crawlspace, or other mois-
ture-prone area.
3. Direct the exhaust airfl ow toward moisture problem areas. For best results, close
outside doors, hatches, portholes, etc.
3. Store and operate the unit on a level, upright position. Normal roll of a boat or mo-
tion of an RV won't effect the unit. Rough handling or dropping the unit will cause it to
malfunction.
1. Do not store or use fl ammable chemicals, gases or liquids such as gasoline or diesel fuel
in the vicinity of this unit or other electrical appliances.
2. On a boat, do not operate the dehumidifi er or other electrical appliances in the bilge
or engine room where gasoline, diesel fuel or other combustible vapors may accumulate
which could result in an explosion.
3. Do not store or use fl ammable chemicals, gases or liquids such as gasoline or diesel fuel
in rooms with an RH below 30% since in a very dry room, static electricity discharge may
ignite combustible vapors which may result in an explosion.
Cleaning and Maintenance
Use a non-abrasive cleanser on the cabinet and wipe off with a clean rag to keep the
cabinet looking new and clean. Occasionally, check the evaporator (condensation coil
at the air intake) and the condenser. If either is contaminated with dust, dirt or debris
have the unit serviced by a qualifi ed technician.
Clean and dry out the drain base and hose occasionally to avoid mold, mildew or bacte-
ria buildup. Inspect the hose for blockages caused by kinks, dirt, mold and/or mildew.
Clean and straighten as necessary.
Always unplug the dehumidifi er before cleaning or servicing the unit.
Only a qualifi ed technician should perform repairs or the servicing of this unit
Note: Cleaning of Condenser and Evaporator Coil can be performed by the end user.
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