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OPERATION NOTICES

Operation Area ........................................................................................1
Safety Precautions ..................................................................................1
Parts Name..............................................................................................3
Check Before Operation..........................................................................4

Operation Instructions

Operation Method....................................................................................5
Drainage Option ......................................................................................8
Clean and Maintenance...........................................................................10
Troubleshooting.......................................................................................12
Malfunction Codes...................................................................................14
Warranty ..................................................................................................15

Note:

The images in this manual are only for reference. 

Please refer to actual products for specific details.

00699_Owner'

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Dehumidifier 

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Summary of Contents for GDN100AM-A3EBA1A

Page 1: ...WNER S MANUAL Dehumidifier Model GDN100AM A3EBA1A Thank you for choosing our product For proper operation please read this manual carefully and keep it for future reference 00700_07 11 14 Code GREE 13 06101 ...

Page 2: ...me 3 Check Before Operation 4 Operation Instructions Operation Method 5 Drainage Option 8 Clean and Maintenance 10 Troubleshooting 12 Malfunction Codes 14 Warranty 15 Note The images in this manual are only for reference Please refer to actual products for specific details ...

Page 3: ...the dehumidifier in an area where the temperature will not go below 5 C or above 32 C Allow at least 30 45 cm of air space on all sides of the unit Close all doors windows and other openings in the room to improve the effect of the humidifier Please keep the air inlet outlet clean and unobstructed Do not use a dehumidifier in a bathroom Avoid direct sunlight 30 45cm 30 45cm Correct The dehumidifie...

Page 4: ... The memory function is included in this dehumidifier When the unit is not in use please turn it off and remove the power plug or disconnect the power Do not repair or disassemble the unit yourself A damaged power cord must be replaced by a qualified technician or manufacturer If an abnormal condition occurs e g burned smell please disconnect the power at once and then contact local dealer This de...

Page 5: ...3 PARTS NAME Front side Back Side AIR IN GRILLE AIR OUTLET POWER CORD CONTROL PANEL WATER BUCKET REAR CASE COVER PLATE CONTINIOUS DRAINAGE ...

Page 6: ...es on both sides of the water bucket and pull out in the direction indicated by the arrows 2 Check that the float in the water bucket is properly placed It may have shifted during transportation If it s not placed properly move it to the correct position by hand 3 Replace the bucket as instructed in step 1 Correct Position Float Wrong Position ...

Page 7: ... the control panel will turn on at the same time the dehumidifier emits a beep POWER Button Press this button to turn the dehumidifier on or off Button In the free drying mode press these buttons to set humidity Invalid under other modes Pressing the button will increase humidity while pressing the button will decrease humidity The display range of humidity is 35 80 Each press of a button will inc...

Page 8: ... 1h When the time is set wait for 5s or press this button to turn this function on The timing Indicator will turn on Cancel Timer Off Under the condition that this function is turned on press this button to cancel it The timing Indicator will turn off Set Timer On When the unit is off press this button and the Timer Indicator will turn on while the display window will show the time Each press of t...

Page 9: ... is full removed or not placed correctly or the humidity is 5 lower than the set humidity the unit will automatically stop 3 Memory Function If power is lost all of the control settings are remembered So when power is restored the unit will start back up in the settings it was in when the power was lost 4 Bucket full light This indicates that the bucket is full removed or not placed correctly 5 Cl...

Page 10: ...of into the bucket 1 Hold the handles on both sides of the water bucket and pull it out in the direction indicated by the arrows Attention Pull out the bucket carefully to prevent the water from spilling out of the bucket and onto the floor 2 Empty the bucket by grasping the handle on the top of bucket with one hand and the bottom of bucket with the other hand 3 Replace the bucket in the dehumidif...

Page 11: ...ted the water from the nozzle NOTE The bucket must be in place and securely seated for the dehumidifier to operate The hose is not provided so the user must get one Size The hose thread should have an outer diameter of 11 16 inches 1 0625 inches or 27 0mm and a pitch of 11 5 TPI ATTENTION When using continuous drainage option make sure the garden hose is clear of any obstructions and drains downwa...

Page 12: ...soft brush to clean the bucket and then rinse it 3 Air Filter Dehumidifier will remind you to clean the air filter when it has been operating for 250 hours If it is used in dusty places clean the air filter more often To remove 1 Press both sides of air in grille pull it along the arrow direction and then pull the air in grille upwards 2 Pull the filter from the middle clasps bend the filter to le...

Page 13: ... and housing Clean dust and obstacles from the dehumidifier Empty the water bucket If you won t be using the dehumidifier for a long time we suggest that you follow the steps below in order to term the unit in good condition Make sure the bucket is empty and the drain hose is removed Unplug the dehumidifier and pack the power cord Clean the unit and wrap it well to prevent the dust from accumulati...

Page 14: ... the sound of the flow of refrigerant There might be some noise if unit is operating on a wooden floor Due to increased temperature of heat exchanger the air may smell strangely at the beginning Room temperature is too low Humidity level may be improperly set If unit is operating in a room where temperature is from 5 to 15 C it will start to defrost automatically Compressor will stop for a brief p...

Page 15: ...w Warm temperatures are good for dehumidification Low temperatures will reduce unit s effect This unit should be used in a place where temperature is above 5 C Make sure all doors and windows and other openings to the outside have been closed Clean the filter Make sure there is no curtain shutter or furniture blocking the dehumidifier If you want the air drier press to lower the number or press th...

Page 16: ... to the resistance table for tempe rature sensor 4 Control board is broken 1 Re energize the unit after turning it off and pulling out the plug for 30min 2 If there s still malfunction please contact after sales service L1 Malfunction of humidity sensor 1 Thereʼs short circuit due to the trip over of the parts on controller 2 Sensor is damaged Please check it by referring to the resistance table f...

Page 17: ...odifications to the humidifier made by any person not duly authorized by GREE 6 Insurance and freight costs for the warranty service ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES INCLUDING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY ARE LIMITED TO A ONE YEAR 1 PERIOD COVERED BY THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY GREE DISCLAIMS ANY LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL DAMAGES AND IN NO EVENT SHALL GREE LIABILITY EXCEEED THE ...

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