14
Water
tank
cleaning
Every
few
weeks,
clean
the
tank
to
prevent
growth
of
mould,
mildew
and
bacteria.
Partially
fill
the
tank
with
clean
water
and
add
a
little
mild
detergent
or
light
bleach
solution.
Swish
it
around
in
than
empty
the
tank
and
rinse.
NOTE:
Do
not
use
a
dishwasher
to
clean
the
tank.
After
cleaning
and
drying
the
tank
must
be
reinserted
securely
into
dehumidifier
in
order
to
restart
operation.
Only
use
soft
wet
cloth
or
paper
towel.
Do
not
use
detergent
or
very
hot
water.
End
of
season
storage
1.
Turn
off
the
unit
and
wait
for
the
drying
cycle
to
finish
before
unplugging
the
power
cord.
2.
Clean
and
dry
the
water
Ͳ
tank.
3.
Clean
the
filter,
air
Ͳ
inlet,
air
Ͳ
outlet
and
unit
body.
4.
Cover
the
unit
to
prevent
it
from
gathering
dust.
5.
Store
the
dehumidifier
in
a
cool
and
dry
place.
Power
Cord
Maintenance
and
Replacement
If
the
power
cord
is
damaged,
it
could
cause
a
short
circuit
or
become
a
fire
risk.
Please
avoid
pulling
the
cord,
twisting
or
pressing
it
and
keep
it
away
from
pets.
If
the
power
cord
is
damaged,
power
the
unit
off
and
unplug
it
immediately.
Contact
an
electrician
or
service
centre
for
repairs;
do
not
attempt
to
repair
the
unit
yourself.
FREQUENTLY
ASKED
QUESTIONS
Smells
and
odours
On
first
use
of
the
dehumidifier
and
periodically
afterwards
you
might
notice
a
smell
coming
from
the
dehumidifier.
This
is
caused
by
the
Zeolite
desiccant
material
and
is
not
a
sign
that
the
dehumidifier
is
faulty,
nor
is
it
harmful
to
humans
or
pets.
The
smell
occurs
because
the
desiccant
disc
absorbs
odours
from
ambient
like
cooking
smells,
cigarettes,
cosmetics,
hair
sprays,
building
materials
and
new
furniture
and
then
when
the
desiccant
is
heated
the
smell
is
discharged
back
into
the
room.
This
smell
has
been
described
as
being
like
a
burning
or
acrid
smell.
It
is
normal,
will
not
last
long
and
is
not
a
sign
of
a
fault.
You
can
clear
it
by
running
the
dehumidifier
in
a
separate
ventilated
space
like
a
garage
or
if
it
is
dry
–
outside.
Amount
of
water
collected
and
size
of
the
tank
•
When
you
first
use
your
dehumidifier
it
will
work
harder
to
reduce
the
room
humidity
down
to
50%RH
(default
mode
or
the
desired
humidity
set,
if
settings
have
been
changed).
This
is
the
time
when
it
will
produce
the
most
water
and
as
such
will
require
emptying
most
frequently
(even
2
Ͳ
3
times
/
day).
As
the
room
becomes
dryer,
the
dehumidifier
collects
less
water
and
it
will
take
longer
to
fill
the
tank,
this
is
perfectly
normal.
When
the
target
relative
humidity
has
been
reached
the
dehumidifier
will
stop
collecting
water
and
will
operate
for
longer
periods
in
fan
only
mode,
this
is
normal
operation.
The
intelligent
logic
of
your
machine
will
save
you
money.
•
Unless
you
are
using
the
unit
to
dry
clothes,
we
recommend
to
set
the
desired
humidity
to
50
Ͳ
60%RH
•
If
you
find
that
you
still
have
condensation
on
your
windows
or
you
need
to
dry
the
air
further
then
the
40%RH
or
continuous
mode
can
be
used
with
fan
set
to
turbo
mode.
This
might
well
be
necessary
if
you
have
single
glazed
windows,
the
house
is
poorly
insulated
or
if
the
outside
air
temperature
drops
towards
freezing.
Using
in
Turbo
mode
will
add
more
heat
to
your
room
and
reduce
your
heating
bill
as
dry
air
will
heat
quicker.
•
For
unoccupied
properties,
garages,
etc.
use
60
Ͳ
70%
RH
with
fan
in
Turbo
or
Sleep
mode
according
to
your
needs.
That
will
ensure
minimum
power
consumption
while
will
prevent
moisture
related
issues.
