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Summary of Contents for TKD250

Page 1: ...User Manual DEHUMIDIFIER ...

Page 2: ... DEHUMIDIFIER CARE Cleaning theAir Filter Cleaning the Dehumidifier TROUBLE SHOOTING Product Overview 10 10 10 11 Control Panel i _ _ me m C7 Airlntake Grill J _ 1 Handle I and Air Filter I i User Manual L Removable Air Filter Handle i J Hose Cover Bucket 1 I j _ L m 3 m L Power Plug NOTE The figures in this manual are based on the externalview of a standard model They may differ from that dehumid...

Page 3: ...mptto operate this appliance if it is damaged malfunctioning partially disassembled or has missing or broken parts including a damaged cord or plug w Do not use an electrical adapter or multiple outlet adaptors with this dehumidifier w Do not use an extension cord w Unplug dehumidifier before servicing w Do not drink water collected in the water bucket w The appliance is not intended for use by yo...

Page 4: ...and contact Hisense customer service I w Avoid placing the dehumidifier orother heavy objects on top of the powercord w Do notuse waterto clean the dehumidifier i w Keep the air inlet and outletfree from obstructions m Do notcoverthe powercord with a rug orcarpeting Placing heavy objects on top of the cord could damage it i w Keep the product awayfrom fire and high heat 1 n Do not use the producti...

Page 5: ...plants precision instruments artworks etc w Do not place any objects on top of the dehumidifier w Turn off the dehumidifierand emptythe water bucket before moving the dehumidifier w Pulloutthe power plug if you will not be using the productforan extended period m Do not use the product in a very small space such as a closet Poorventilation could result in overheating w Do not use wax thinneror a s...

Page 6: ...sta ation is adequate and conforms to the Nation Electrical Code ANSI NFPA 70 last edition and alllocal codes and ordinances Copies of the standards listed may be obtained from Nation Fire Protection Association 1 Batterymarch Park Quincy Ma 02169 7471 www nfpa org Location Requirements mTTTrF1To reduce the risk of injuryto persons malfunction ordamage tothe product or property when using this app...

Page 7: ... C to 32 2 C At temperatures of 38 F 3 2 C orless waterfreezes inside the product At temperatures over 90 F 32 2 C the internal temperature of the producttrips a protective device which deactivates the productto avoid productdamage w The compressor has a 3 minute delay before restarting If the product is stopped and immediately restarted to protectthe compressorthere is a 3 minute delay until the ...

Page 8: ...ton to setthe desired humidity level Desired humidity in the digital display will flash for5 seconds after operation 2 Actual room humidity will be displayed after 5 seconds of flashing the desired humidity 3 To setthe dehumidifierfor continuous operation press the Minus button until CO flash for5 seconds and then display ln continuous mode room humidity will NOT be displayed NOTE If continuous mo...

Page 9: ...d immediately afterturning off the dehumidifier the water remaining in the heat exchanger may drip inside the water bucket storage area Remove the water with a soft cloth w While cleaning do nottouch the waterlevel float m Clean the waterbucketonce a week during use m If the ambienttemperature is low there is less moisture in the airforthe product to remove w Unplug the product before removing the...

Page 10: ...e the other end of garden hose into a floor drain Check to see that the hose lies flat and is in the drain Make sure all the parts of the hose is on a lower level than the hose connector on the dehumidifier Also the outlet of the hose should at lest 5 5 lower than the hose connector The hose should not be kinked or pinched 6 Reinstall bucket NOTE w To use the bucketwithoutthe garden hose simply re...

Page 11: ... waterwith a mild detergent 5 lnsertthe airfilterinto the dehumidifier 6 Turn onthe dehumidifier NOTE Do notwash airfilter in the dishwasher or use any chemical cleaner Airdry filtercompletely before reinstalling to ensure maximum operating efficiency Cleaning the Dehumidifier Exterior NOTE Be sure the floatis snapped correctlyin place 1 Turn off the dehumidifierand unplug the power supply cord 2 ...

Page 12: ...lthe bucket so thatitfits allthe way into the dehumidifier w Doesthe bucket need to be emptied Emptythe bucket w Is the waterlevel float in place Remove the bucket Make sure the floatis snapped in place Reinstallthe bucket w Did the dehumidifiersuddenly stop operating and won tturn on Confirm the power is connected and the bucket is in place lfthe unitstilldoesn toperate call Hisense forWarranty s...

Page 13: ...ation We are glad to invite to register the warranty information at www tacklifetools com After registration you may kindly enjoy the exclusive service 4194760 01 https www tacklifetools com pages product registration ...

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