Electrical Connections; Description Of The Controls; Using The Dehumidifier - Dantherm CD400 ECO Instructions For Use Manual

Electrical connections

Before connecting the appliance to the power supply, check the following:
• The mains power supply must correspond to the power supply shown on the rating plate.
• The power socket and the electrical circuit must be adequate to supply the appliance.
• The power socket must match the plug. If not, have the plug replaced by qualified personnel.
• The power socket must be adequately earthed.
The manufacturer accepts no responsibility if these safety regulations are not complied with.
This appliance is manufactured in compliance with EEC directive 87/308 relative to the suppression of radio
interference.

Description of the controls

Pilot
lamp

Using the dehumidifier

1) Plug the appliance into the power socket. The pilot lamp lights to show that the appliance is switched on.
2) Push the ON/OFF switch (mod. CD 400 ECO only)
3) Check that the "Canister Full/No Canister" pilot lamp is off.
4) Turn the humidostat knob to "CONTINUOUS" for continuous operation.
5) To switch off the appliance, turn the humidostat knob anti-clockwise to the "OFF" position.
Note:
For technical reasons, the humidity is expressed in levels rather than in degrees.
We recommend starting with the humidostat knob set to "CONTINUOUS". When the humidity in the room
reaches the desired level, turn the knob slowly anti-clockwise until the appliance switches off. In this way,
the appliance is programmed to maintain the exact humidity level that you desire.
When the appliance is in operation, as well as dehumidifying, it also heats the room with a power of 460W.
The control panel shows a number of examples:
To dehumidify an area that is not lived in, such as a cellar.
To dehumidify the living area.
To dehumidify rooms where low humidity is desired, such as the laundry room.
Canister full/No
canister pilot lamp
ON/OFF switch (mod. CD400 ECO (only)
Humidostat knob
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