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CONTENTS

SAFETY INFORMATION

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PARTS IDENTIFICATION

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CONTROL PANEL IDENTIFICATIONS

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1. Understand the Top Control Panel

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1) Understand the Control Buttons

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2) Understand the LCD Display

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2. Understand the Front Display

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OPERATION INSTRUACTIONS

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1. Position Your Dehumidifier

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2. Plug in

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3. Turn the Dehumidifier On

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4. Select Working Mode

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1) DH (DEHUMIDIFY) Mode

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2) DRY (Laundry Dry) Mode

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5. Timer Setting

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6. Drain Collected Water

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1) Emptying the Water Bucket

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2) Continuous Drain by Gravity

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7. Smart Functions

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1) Auto Shut Off

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2) Wait 3 Minutes before Resuming Operation

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3) Auto Defrost

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4) Auto-Restart

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MAINTENANCE

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1. Clean the Vent and Case

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2. Clean the Reservoir

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3. Clean the Air Filter

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4. When Not Using dehumidifier for Long Periods of Time

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SPECIFICATION

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TROUBLE SHOOTING

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1. Error Codes

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2. Reset

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3. Trouble Shooting

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WARRANTY

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Summary of Contents for PD123A

Page 1: ...COLZER Dehumidifier User Manual Model No PD123A PD223A Please read this User Manual before operating and keep safe for future reference...

Page 2: ...event any internal damage it is very important to keep refrigeration products like this dehumidifier upright throughout their journey Please leave it standing upright and outside the box for 24 HOURS...

Page 3: ...on operation instructions troubleshooting maintenance tips and warranty information to ensure the reliability and longevity of your dehumidifier We also kindly ask you to take a few minutes to registe...

Page 4: ...Mode 6 1 DH DEHUMIDIFY Mode 6 2 DRY Laundry Dry Mode 7 5 Timer Setting 7 6 Drain Collected Water 8 1 Emptying the Water Bucket 8 2 Continuous Drain by Gravity 9 7 Smart Functions 10 1 Auto Shut Off 1...

Page 5: ...r other water containers on top of the dehumidifier 11 Do not climb on or sit on the dehumidifier 12 Do not operate or turn off the dehumidifier by plugging in or unplugging the dehumidifier Use the c...

Page 6: ...2 PARTS IDENTIFICATION NOTE DO NOT OBSTRUCT THE AIR INLET AND OR OUTLET...

Page 7: ...rol Panel The top control panel features a digital display and 6 buttons 1 Understand the Control Buttons POWER Button Press to turn the dehumidifier ON or OFF Mode Button Press to switch the working...

Page 8: ...intains running status The indicator light above the LIGHTING button will light up in this case Press the LIGHTING button again to restore the backlight and functions of these buttons NOTE Press and h...

Page 9: ...closed Maintain a minimum clearance of 20 cm 7 9 inches on the sides and back of the dehumidifier and 40 cm 16 inches on the top of the dehumidifier to allow for proper air circulation To use the deh...

Page 10: ...omatically restart when the room humidity raises up to 53 NOTE When the set humidity level is not at least 3 lower than the room humidity level the dehumidifier won t start and DH icon will flash When...

Page 11: ...ping into the dehumidifier Close the windows and doors Run the dehumidifier in the DRY CLOTHES mode 5 Timer Setting The TIMER function enables you to either Delay AUTO ON or Delay AUTO OFF the dehumid...

Page 12: ...ot So The TIMER will ONLY function one time instead of cycling the dehumidifier on or off indefinitely Before entering the AUTO ON TIMER setting make sure power is being supplied to the dehumidifier 6...

Page 13: ...hose NOTE You can use any other hoses with inner diameter of 5 8 0 63 inches instead To Achieve Continuous Drain by Gravity Remove the plastic cover from the continuous drain outlet Remove the water...

Page 14: ...tart operation following a complete cycle until after 3 minutes The operation will automatically start after 3 minutes For example when the dehumidifier has been turned on immediately after being turn...

Page 15: ...d the correct angle to take the handle out more easily Find the clasps on the bucket lid press bucket inward to release the lid from the clasps Partially fill the reservoir with clean water and add a...

Page 16: ...or half a day and then wait 1 day before emptying the reservoir Clean the main dehumidifier water reservoir and air filter Ensure the whole dehumidifier is clean and dry Wrap the cord and bundle it Co...

Page 17: ...360W Wattage 80 F 60 185W Wattage 65 F 60 260W Airflow Rate 112 CFM 190 CMH 112 CFM 190 CMH Refrigerant R134a 5 6 oz R134a 8 1 oz Protection Type of Preventing Electric Shock I I IP Level IP21 IP21 He...

Page 18: ...the system auto reset to default settings 3 Trouble Shooting The below chart will help you solve common problems that may occur If the problem you come across can not be fixed after troubleshooting or...

Page 19: ...that give off vapor in the room The room temperature is low Heat up the room The dehumidifier size is too small for the room Increase the quantity of dehumidifiers Or change a higher capacity dehumid...

Page 20: ...the proven defective product through repair or replacement of any defective part and necessary labor so that it conforms to its original specifications A replacement product may be provided instead o...

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