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SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1.  Read these operations  instructions carefully before operating the dehumidifier.

2.  Never immerse the unit into water or other liquids.

3.  Never use the unit of its cable or power plug is damaged.

4.  Electrical devices can be repaired by qualified personnel only, improper repair can be a 

source of serious danger for users.

5.  Children are not aware of the unit hazard. Never let children operate electric devices if 

they are not under proper control.  

6.  It is required to disconnect the unit from the power supply when it is out-of-operation 

and before its cleaning.

7.  The unit should be used only with the voltage specified in the table.

8.  Please note that this unit is designed for domestic use only. It is intended for household 

needs.  

9.  It is not allowed to put heavy objects on the dehumidifier.

10. Before transportation make sure that the condensate tank is empty to prevent water 

leakage.

11. The unit is not intended for use by physically or psychically limited  persons (including 

children) or by those who have no experience of were not instructed by the persons 

responsible for their safety. Children should be under supervision to assure they do not 

play with the unit.

12. If the power cord is damaged it should be replaced by the manufacturer, service center 

or  similar qualified specialists to avoid danger.

13. It is prohibited to use the unit in the locations where chemical substances are used. 

14. Before cleaning the unit should be switched off. 

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Summary of Contents for DEH-1700P

Page 1: ...D EH 1700P Air dehumidifiers Operation manual...

Page 2: ...R www danvex fi 1...

Page 3: ...on 3 Precautions 7 Dehumidifier description 8 Location and functions 8 Dehumidifier design 12 Control panel 13 Start up and operation 15 Specifications 20 Support and warranty 21 2 This instructions m...

Page 4: ...ty RH below 50 and it can be disregarded at RH below 40 But at the relative humidity above 60 the rate of corrosion increases considerably This moisture damage example applies also to many other mater...

Page 5: ...por This water percentage is expressed in g per kg of dry air absolute water content 1 m3 of dry air weighs about 1 2 kg at 20 C Depending on the temperature each kg of the air is only able to absorb...

Page 6: ...temperature is called the dew point temperature When the air is cooled below the dew point temperature the water vapor content becomes higher than the maximum possible water vapor content Water vapor...

Page 7: ...0kJ kg 4 18kJ 1kcal This shows that a relatively large amount of energy is released in the process of water vapor condensation If the moisture to be condensed is not generated at evaporation in the ro...

Page 8: ...ge specified in the table 8 Please note that this unit is designed for domestic use only It is intended for household needs 9 It is not allowed to put heavy objects on the dehumidifier 10 Before trans...

Page 9: ...to operate Unit location The unit is operated in the buildings where dry air is necessary to prevent significant financial losses for example due to mould formation The unit is mainly used for drying...

Page 10: ...n tube Installation For optimum economical and safe unit operation the following instructions must be followed 1 The unit must be installed securely upright to ensure unhindered condensate discharge t...

Page 11: ...y are free from foreign matters Intake filters condition should be checked as well The following instructions are to be observed 1 Extension cables should be of proper cross section 2 It is allowed to...

Page 12: ...R www danvex fi Unit mounting is usually executed along the wall Humidifier comes standard with mounting angles to fix the humidifier to the wall as shown at Fig 1 and Fig 2 11...

Page 13: ...R www danvex fi 12 DEHUMIFIER DESIGN 1 Dehumidified air outlet 2 Control panel 3 Air filter inside 4 Air intake 5 Humidity sensor 6 Temperature sensor 7 Collecting drain pan 8 Valve 9 Compressor...

Page 14: ...OFF button Air heating button option Timer button Horizontal louvers ON OFF button Humidity control button Mode selection button auto dehumidification ventilation heating opt Display Auto mode Ventila...

Page 15: ...transmitter Mode selection button Status LCD display Ventilation modes Cancel button Louvers ON OFF button Humidity control button ON OFF button Timer off button Timer on button Confirmation button H...

Page 16: ...he optimum speed depending on the room temperature In Dehumidification mode the fan speed button is not active Temperature setting 3 Press Up or Down buttons to select the necessar temperature from 16...

Page 17: ...fier sets the Dehumidification mode Heating mode by itself depending in the room temperature and humidity according to the table Auto mode In Auto mode the dehumidifier works only if it s equipped wit...

Page 18: ...d in the required direction Use the SWING button on the dehumidifier panel to turn it on off To provide the better effect it s recommended to install the shutters horizontally or vertically in the deh...

Page 19: ...R www danvex fi 18 Wiring diagram...

Page 20: ...xation panel 15 Fan case 16 Evaporator 17 Condensate collecting pan 1 18 Condensate collecting pan 2 19 Lower trim panel 20 Mounting low panel 21 Compressor 22 Valve 23 Automatic drain system 24 Drain...

Page 21: ...a kind of fluorinated greenhouse gases covered by the Kyoto Protocol Its total global warming potential GWP is 1975 This marking indicates that this product should not be disposed with other household...

Page 22: ...ies the Customer a repaired or a spare part Parts repair or replacement does not result in the warranty period extension The parts and components replaced under the warranty belong to DanVex DanVex or...

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