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Read the separate safety instructions before using the appliance
1. DESCRIPTION
1.1 Description of appliance (A)
A1. Control panel
A2. Deflector
A3. Lifting handle
A4. Dust filter or nano silver filter
A5. Air inlet grille
A6. Water level viewing window
A7. Condensate collection tank
A8. Tank extraction grip
A9. Air outlet grille
A10. Continuous drain rubber stopper
A11. Condensate drain hose
1.2 Description of control panel (B)
B1. ON/STAND-BY button
B2. Dehumidifying button
B3. Dry/ECO button
B4. Deflector swing button
B5. Timer button
B6. Ioniser button
B7. Ioniser light
B8. Tank full/tank absent light
B9. Alarm light
B10. Delayed shutdown lights (2/4/8 hours)
B11. Maximum, forward, vertical deflector swing light
B12. Turbo or Economy programme light for laundry drying
function
B13. Maximum, minimum and automatic dehumidifying lights
Please note:
Before plugging the appliance check the cap on
back of water tank is correctly inserted
2. INSTALLATION
min. 50 cm
min. 20 cm
min. 20 cm
min. 20 cm
min. 60 cm
Position the appliance in the room to be dehumidified.
Please follow the minimum distances between the appliance
and furniture or walls, as stated in figure.
Failure to do so would obstruct ventilation, jeopardising correct
operation of the appliance.
When the appliance is functioning, you should keep all doors
and windows closed while the appliance is in operation.
If doors and windows are opened, the temperature and humidity
in the room may change and it could therefore require longer to
dehumidify the room.
With temperatures of less than 1°C or above 40°C,
dehumidification is automatically deactivated and the appliance
switches to fan only mode.
If the humidity is lower than 20%, the safety circuit triggers
automatically and the dehumidifier shuts down to avoid
damage.
If the humidity in the room drops, the dehumidification capacity
is automatically reduced.
Do not drop or tilt the appliance.
If the appliance falls over, place it upright immediately.
Even when the room is dehumidified, condensation and mould
may form externally or in poorly ventilated points, for example
behind furniture.
3. DRAINING THE CONDENSATE WATER
The condensate can be drained in 2 ways:
3.1 Draining into the tank
The condensate is drained directly into the tank (A7).
When the tank is full, the appliance stops and the control panel
(A1) shows the tank alarm
(B8).
Proceed as follows:
1. Extract the tank slowly using the designed grip, holding
the appliance firmly (fig. 1) and empty it into a sink or a
bathtub.
2. Position the handle of the tank vertically as shown (fig. 2)
for carrying to the pouring site.
3. Empty the tank by the opening (fig. 3.) No need to remove
the lid unless for washing the tank.
4. If needed, replace the lid and lower the handle.
5. Put the tank back in the appliance.
When the empty tank is put back, the appliance starts
functioning according to the previous settings. The tank full light
goes off.
Please note:
• Do not remove the float inside the tank. The float is required
to sense when tank is full.
• Replace the lid correctly before returning the tank to the
appliance.
