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OWNER'S MANUAL

WARRANTY • SAFETY • OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

MAINTENANCE • SPECIFICATIONS • TROUBLESHOOTING

DRITEC

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150 and DRITEC

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325

DESICCANT DEHUMIDIFIERS

This manual includes important safety warnings and operating information.

Please read before using the dehumidifier and save for future reference.

PURCHASE DATE: _________________________ SERIAL NO.: _____________________________

DEALER: ___________________________________________________________________________

DRI-EAZ PRODUCTS • 15180 Josh Wilson Road, Burlington, WA 98233 • www.dri-eaz.com • (360) 757-7776

Summary of Contents for DRITEC 325

Page 1: ...des important safety warnings and operating information Please read before using the dehumidifier and save for future reference PURCHASE DATE _________________________ SERIAL NO ______________________...

Page 2: ...l materials It also prevents mold and mildew growth caused by moist or humid conditions The DriTec Desiccant can create extremely low humidity conditions and can operate efficiently in very low temper...

Page 3: ...njure themselves or others by playing with or around the unit Never operate or store the unit outdoors or otherwise expose the unit to water The housing is not waterproof and water allowed inside the...

Page 4: ...one advantage of using desiccant technology The DriTec dramatically reduces ambient humidity to very low levels not obtainable with refrigerant dehumidifi ers This allows faster and more thorough dryi...

Page 5: ...The controls for the DriTec 325 are located on the front panel The main power switch has three positions On DriTec Desiccant operates continuously Off Control system turned off When the switch is tur...

Page 6: ...inside ducting can reach temperatures of 150 F 66 C use only appropriately rated ducting Process Outlet Ducting When drying an area such as a room it is not necessary to use ducting on the process out...

Page 7: ...screwdriver into the access hole at the bottom of the filter shroud and pushing up To clean the filter use a light vacuum or wash with water and mild detergent Spray directly against the foam in the d...

Page 8: ...line voltage A fuse may have blown if the AC line voltage varies considerably from the specified 230 volt AC The line voltage should be 230 volts 10 4 Check the blower Turn off and unplug the DriTec D...

Page 9: ...ductwork 4 Check temperature of reactivation air It should be about 30 F 17 C higher than the temperature of the room air If it is not see the section titled Reactivation Outlet Temperature is Too Low...

Page 10: ...CFM 110 CFM Reactivation Air Volume 75 CFM 30 CFM Air Filter Cleanable Foam Cleanable Foam Max Reactivation Heater 4 5 kW 230 VAC 3 0 kW 115 VAC Max FLA 24 Amps 12 Amps Max Operating Temp For Ducting...

Page 11: ...TION OUTLET TEMPERATURE TOO LOW SHOULD BE ABOUT 30 F 17 C ABOVE THE TEMPERATURE OF THE ROOM Check for source of increased moisture in the space being processed such as ducting leaks open doors or wind...