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DESCRIPTION OF THE APPLIANCE
1. Carrying handle
2. Directional air outlet
3. Air inlet
4. Filter
5. Water tank
6. Continuous drainage outlet
7. Caster wheels
8. Perfume container
Controls
9. Humidity level selector
10. ON pilot
11. Tank full warning lamp
12. Defrost pilot lamp
IMPORTANT NOTES
• Read these instructions carefully. Safeguard
them for future reference.
• The appliance must be installed in accor-
dance with national regulations for electrical
installations.
• Before plugging the dehumidifier into the
mains supply, check that the voltage corres-
ponds with that stated on the characteristics
plate
• The use of an earthed socket is recommen-
ded.
• Do not use electrical adaptors or connec-
tion strips for connecting the appliance.
• Do not plug the appliance in with wet
hands
• Always place the appliance on its wheels
and stand it on a flat stable surface. This will
ensure that the appliance operates correctly
and does not make noise.
• Never use the dehumidifier in narrow, clo-
sed-in spaces.
• Leave free space around the appliance
Keep it at least 20 cm away from surrounding
walls to allow the heat to circulate properly.
• Keep the appliance away from radiators or
other sources of heat.
• For maximum performance, try not to pla-
ce objects either in front of or behind the
dehumidifier and keep the doors and win-
dows closed while it is operating.
• Never place objects on top of the dehu-
midifier.
• Make sure that the air inlets and/or outlets
never become partially or fully covered over
while the appliance is operating.
• Never unplug it by tugging on the mains
cable. Use the switch.
• Do not allow children to play with the
appliance.
• If using continuous drainage, fit the drain
pipe in a horizontal position.
• Before attempting to move the dehumidi-
fier, unplug it and empty the water tank.
• Do not place it on its sides or lay it flat.
• Never insert objects inside the appliance
nor into the water tank.
• Always unplug the dehumidifier before
cleaning it or if it is not going to be used for
prolonged periods..
• Never immerse the cable, plug or unit into
water or any other liquid.
• Use a damp cloth for cleaning it. Do not
spray it with water nor use abrasive cleaning
products.
• Do not use sharp objects to clean the air
inlets and outlets.
• Never switch the appliance on if either the
cable or plug are damaged, if an object or
water has fallen inside the appliance or if the
appliance is not operating correctly.
• WARNING: Do not remove any of the co-
vers. There are no user serviceable parts on
the inside. Cable repairs and replacements
must be carried out exclusively by an
Authorised Technical Service Centre.
USE
After unpacking the appliance wait for two
hours before switching it on for the first time
in order to allow the gas to stabilise.
Check that the plug is inserted into the mains
socket correctly
Check that the water tank (5) is fitted correc-
tly. If, after having switched the appliance
on for the first time, the tank full indicator
(11) [
] lights up, remove the water tank
(5) for an instant and then put it back into
the correct position, figure 1.
This appliance has been designed to operate
at temperatures between 5 and 35ºC.
Check that the humidity level switch (9) is
set to <0>.
Open and position the air outlet cover in the
desired direction, fig. 2.
Turn the selector clockwise to the desired
setting.
The ON lamp (10) [ ] will light up. If the
chosen humidity setting is greater than the
actual humidity the dehumidifier will not
start operating.
The appliance will switch itself on and off
automatically, maintaining the chosen humi-
dity setting.
The appliance is equipped with an automa-
tic defrost system. This will come on from
time to time and the pilot lamp (12) [
]
will light up.
This system ensures that the dehumidifier
operates correctly. When the process has fi-
nished, the appliance will go back to normal
operation automatically.
Note:
• In order to avoid damaging the compres-
sor, do not switch the appliance on and off
repeatedly
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