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Water Drainage
During the cooling and dehumidifying process, the appliance extracts humidity from
the atmosphere and keeps the condensed water in an internal recycling tank inside the
appliance. When the water tank is full, the appliance will:
- display an “E4” code
- stop operating until the water is emptied from the tank
Water can be drained in the following ways:
1. Automatic drainage
This allows water to continuously get drained out while the appliance is operating. The-
re is no need to turn it off in order to drain. But the following connection work should
be performed at installation, before the appliance is turned on.
- P lease remove the plug of the drainage port.
- Connect the opening to a 10mm diameter drainage pipe (not provided)
- Extend the pipe to a bucket or a drainage ditch
- Switch the appliance on
With this setup in place, all water produced during operation will be drained out conti-
nuously. No manual drainage work is needed after use.
If automatic drainage is not employed, please ensure to secure the secondary drainage
port with the plug provided.
2. Manual drainage via (primary drainage port)
This manual procedure is needed if automatic drainage detailed above is not employed.
- Place the appliance near a drainage ditch
- Remove the plug of the primary drainage port
- Tilt the appliance slightly to pour water out
- Re-plug the primary drainage port after drainage
Appliance not in use
- Perform water drainage as instructed above.
- Turn on the fan for a few hours to dry the inside of the appliance. It dehumidifies the