110489Q #110128 (F410), #110133 (F411)
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Legend Brands, Inc.
INTRODUCTION
How LGR dehumidifiers work
Dri-Eaz LGR (low-grain refrigerant) dehumidifiers
operate by pulling moist air in across a very cold
evaporator core. The moisture in the air condenses on
the coil. In certain conditions, the machine operates in
defrost mode, warming any frost that has accumulated
on the evaporator coil back into water. The water
collects in a tray and is pumped out through a hose.
Onboard sensors continually monitor environmental
conditions and system operations of the dehumidifier,
including temperature and relative humidity, which can
be viewed on the display panel.
LGR dehumidifiers have better heat exchange and
defrost abilities than regular refrigerant dehumidifiers,
and are able to continue removing moisture in drier
environments.
POSITIONING A DEHUMIDIFIER
For best results, operate your dehumidifiers in an
enclosed area, as this creates a drying chamber. Close
all doors and windows that open to the outside to
maximize the unit’s water removal efficiency. Also, keep
traffic though the drying chamber to a minimum. Place
your dehumidifier against a wall, away from obstructions,
and keep it away from anything that could block airflow
into and out of the unit.
Rugged rotomolded
housing resists dents
and scratches and is
easy to maintain.
FIG. B: REAR
Integrated handle.
Lower back panel. Remove
this panel to access the
pump for servicing.
Drain hose pocket.
Control panel.
Molded pocket
for cord storage.
Humid air inlet
(both sides).
Process (dehumidified)
air outlet. May be used
with standard 12" rigid
or layflat ducting.
FIG. A: FRONT
FIG. C: POWER AND PUMP
ATTACHMENT POINTS
Power cord socket.
Lower back panel. Remove the
five retaining screws to remove
pump for cleaning.
FIG. D: PUMP ACCESS PANEL
Bottom of back
polyethylene housing.
Remove two bolts to
remove pump for cleaning.
PARTS IDENTIFICATION
