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Dantherm CD 400-18, Instruction Manual

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CONTENTS 

 
 
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    Precautions                                                                              2 

▉  Operation and performance                       5 
▉  Parts names and functions                       6 
▉  For selecting functions properly                8 
▉  Preparation and checking before operation       10 
▉  How to operate                                  11

 

▉  For maintenance                                 14 
▉  For continuous draining                         16 
▉  Specification                                   17 
▉  Trouble-shooting                                17 
 
 
 
 
 

 

         

        Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating your dehumidifier. 

    Please save it for your further reference. 

                                                                                                       

 

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Summary of Contents for CD 400-18

Page 1: ...Instruction manual Dehumidifier model CD 400 18 ...

Page 2: ...g functions properly 8 Preparation and checking before operation 10 How to operate 11 For maintenance 14 For continuous draining 16 Specification 17 Trouble shooting 17 Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating your dehumidifier Please save it for your further reference 1 ...

Page 3: ... failure of the unit electric shock fire or the like Never attempt to turn off the dehumidifier by disconnecting the plug Never modify the dehumidifier Do not attempt to disassemble or service the unit by yourself To avoid the risk of the electric shock never connect or disconnect the plug by your hand Wet This unit is intended for the connection to the power source of 220 volts alternative curren...

Page 4: ...r using it for other purpose may cause illness and or unforeseen accidents Cautions The dehumidifier must be used on a level and stable surface To prevent the water from freezing do not use the dehumidifier and the drain hose at ambient temperature below 0 C Do not use the dehumidifier outside Exposure to direct sunlight or rain may result in overheating electric shock and fire Do not put a water ...

Page 5: ... children from getting in the closet Do not remove the float lever from the water tank To avoid damages to the power cord do not pull out the cord when moving the unit Do not block up the air intakes and the air outlets Do not cover the unit with washed clothes Prior to continuous operation for a long duration periodical checking is required especially for the air clean filter the drain hose or th...

Page 6: ...frosting operation This dehumidifier is not suitable for keeping the humidity very low approx 50 RH or less This dehumidifier is designed to remove uncomfortable humidity in daily life and for auxiliary drying of washed clothes indoors It is not suitable for keeping the humidity very low Room temperature rises during the operation This dehumidifier does not have a cooling function It produces heat...

Page 7: ... o o r f m r r L e t 2 0 c o m o e Up 30cm or more Upward Air Outlet Installation For efficient operation of the dehumidifier spacings are required as shown below Note In case TV sets radio etc are disturbed with noises keep them apart form the dehumidifier by 70cm or more 6 Handle Upward Air Outlet Downward Air Outlet Power Cord Upward Air Outlete Controls Rating Label Air Intakes Water Tank Upwa...

Page 8: ...on Lamp lights up and the operation stops automatically when the water approx 4 0L 2 4 8 7 This M I light indication method Light off Light on Light flashing Lamp lights up and the operation stops automatically when the water tank is filled with water approx 4 5L Indication of current environment humidity The timer lamps show the remaining time of operation Press Timer Select switch to set the tim...

Page 9: ...ts the same operation by pressing Power switch In case of disconnection by unplugging or power failure start over the setting again To dehumidify a room or keep a ceiling and or walls from dew consideration and getting moldy AUTOMATIC To dehumidify a closet CONTINUOUS To dry washed clothes faster DRY CLOTHES To dry a carpet or a rug DRY CLOTHES To dehumify a small spacing or dry shoes room DRY CLO...

Page 10: ...he tank side toward the closet door Try to close the closet doors to a degree that the power cord may not be pinched in the doors Continuous operation with additional air flow Open either the upward flap or the downward flap for drying washed clothes uniformly Continuous operation with the downward flap open Open the downward flap of air outlet only Continuous operation with the spot flap open Ope...

Page 11: ...k 1 Remove the water tank from the dehumidifier 2 Hold the tank by the handle and carry it gently 3 Tilt the tank to the direction as shown and slowly empty the water out of the tank 4 Set the tank in the dehumidifier Note After the dehumidifying operation water is collected in the water tank When the tank is full of water the dehumidifier stops operating automatically and the buzzer sounds The bu...

Page 12: ...he desired operation by pressing Mode switch Every timer you press the mode switch the mode select lamps light up in turn as shown and the operation mode will be changed 11 Press Power switch Automatic mode lamp will light up Continuous Humidity indicator ...

Page 13: ...rohibit Prohibit Stop operating Press Power switch again The mode select lamp will go off and the unit will stop operating Close the flap 12 Humidity Indicator Automati Continuous Dry Clothes Air Clean Warning Warning To avoid damages to the power cord do not pinch the cord in a door Be sure to prevent children from getting in a closet when using the unit in the closet ...

Page 14: ... a Power failure Automatic mode lamp will flash Press power switch again to start the operation Efficiency of the dehumidifier is influenced by the air outside the room For operating efficiently try to avoid opening and closing the windows and the doors For proper performance operate the dehumidifier under the usable operating temperature For safety purpose the dehumidifying operation will be stop...

Page 15: ...onnect the power plug before cleaning or Other routine maintenance Do not remove the float lever from the water tank Prohibit wet hand Prohibit Dehumidifier body Wipe the dehumidifier with a dry and soft cloth To remove heavy dirt wipe it with a cloth wrung tightly Never use a wet cloth for cleaning the controls To avoid deformation or cracking do not use petrol thinner or liquid cleaners Chemical...

Page 16: ...emove the filter from the filter holder To dislodge the dust from these filters use a vacuum cleaner or pat them lightly If the filters are fouled seriously wash in water including neutral detergent rinse well with water and leave until dry Set the cover in position 1 2 filter filter holder filter holder cover For easy installation please install bottom first and then the top ...

Page 17: ...inuous draining be sure to turn off the dehumidifier and disconnect the power plug Preparation for continuous draining Hose connection for draining enclosed Make the hose opening To make the opening remove the cover for the drain hose by means of a screwdriver or eqvivalent Fit the drain hose Fit the hose connection to the small connecting piece in top inside the dehumidifieridifier by means of th...

Page 18: ...operation Check if all the flaps are closed Open one of the flaps 13 Check if the filters get dirty Clean the filters as specified 13 Check to see if the air openings are blocked up Remove obstacles from the air openings 13 Dehumidified volume is small Check if the dehumidifier is in air clean mode Change the operation mode to the dehumidifying mode 13 Loud sound while operating Check to see if th...

Page 19: ...60 or less in Automatic mode See page 5 he humidity in a room is still high The room size may be too large see page 5 The doors or the windows of the room may be opened and or closed frequently See page 5 Bad smell during operation Smell is emitted from the walls furniture or other objects Sound is produced within the unit Circulation of the refrigerant may cause sound until it is stable Water is ...

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