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defrOstinG
4.2.
4.2.1.
The evaporator within the dehumidifier frosts during the dehumidifying operation at a room temperature of approximately 15°C or less.
The defrosting device works automatically at an interval of approximately every 30 minutes for a duration of approximately 5 minutes.
the dehumidifying function will stop during the defrosting operation. do not disconnect the plug or turn off the unit during the defrosting
operation.
note: This dehumidifier does not have a cooling function, it produces heat during the operation and room temperature will rise by 1°C to
4°C. The temperature gets higher while it is operated in a closet, or similar. Furthermore, room temperature will rise because doors and
windows are closed and heat is produced from other appliances in the room and from sun radiation.
4.3.
emptYinG the Water COlleCtiOn tanK
4.3.1.
During the dehumidifying operation, water is collected in the water collection tank. When the tank is full of water, the dehumidifier stops
operating automatically and the warning buzzer beeps twice. the unit will not restart until the water collection tank has been
emptied.
4.3.2.
open the door and remove water collection tank from the dehumidifier by pulling it gently outwards by holding the sides of the tank
(fig.3).
4.3.3.
Hold the tank by the handle and carry it carefully to an emptying point.
4.3.4.
remove the plug at the bottom of the tank and slowly empty the water out of the tank.
4.3.5.
replace the drain plug and refit the tank in the dehumidifier, making sure it is properly back in place as the unit will not restart if it is not
fitted correctly.
4.4.
COntinuOus draininG
4.4.1.
if there is a place suitable for draining, continuous draining can be carried out. the continuous operation enables the dehumidfying
operation to continue uninterrupted.
4.4.2.
turn off the dehumidifier, disconnect the power plug and remove the water collection tank.
4.4.3.
remove the plug from the bottom right hand side of the tank (fig.3) and attach a suitable length hose.
4.4.4.
It should have an inner diameter of 5/8" and secure with a hose clip.
4.4.5.
thread the hose through the hole in the bottom right hand side of the base of the unit, insert the tank ensuring that the hose is not
kinked.
4.4.6.
continue to use the dehumidifier as normal.
drain plug and continuous
fig.3
draining hose connection
5. maintenanCe
5.1.
CleaninG the air filter
5.1.1.
the dehumidifying capacity is lowered when the air cleaning filter becomes clogged.
5.1.2.
open the front door of the unit.
5.1.3.
lift up the filter element from the bottom as shown in fig.4 and lift out of the holder.
5.1.4.
to dislodge the dust from the filter, use a vacuum cleaner or tap it lightly.
5.1.5.
if the filter is very dirty, wash it carefully in water with a neutral detergent, then rinse well with clean water and leave until dry.
5.1.6.
to refit the air filter locate the top of the element into the locating bracket at the top of the door and then locate the lower section into
the lower bracket.
5.1.7.
close the door of the dehumidifier.
stOraGe
5.2.
5.2.1.
unplug the unit, bundle the power cord, and hang the bundled cord at the back of the unit.
5.2.2.
remove the water collection tank and empty the water out of it. remove the tank cover and wash the inside of the tank with clean
water. The tank may be scratched if it is scrubbed strongly with a brush. Do not remove the float lever from the tank. Wipe off the
water on the outside of the tank with a cloth. refit the tank cover onto the tank and replace the tank in position.
5.2.3.
Clean the air filter (see 5.1).
5.2.4.
When the unit is to be stored for a long time, wipe the dehumidifier over with a dry soft cloth. To remove dirt, wipe over with a very
slightly dampened cloth (never use a wet cloth for cleaning the controls). to avoid deformation or cracking, do not use benzine,
thinner or liquid cleaners.
5.2.5.
When storing, place in a safe, dry, childproof location. Stand the unit upright and avoid exposure to direct sunlight.
© Jack sealey limited
Original Language Version
fig.4
sDH30, SDH50.V2 Issue 2 14/03/18
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