Master DH 732 Manual De Instrucciones página 6

►► 5. OPERATION
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► Control panel FIG. 4
1. Humidity display
2. Operation indicator
3. Defrost indicator
4. Memory indicator
5. Water tank full indicator
6. Memory button
7. Humidity up button
8. Humidity down button
9. ON/OFF (power) button
► OPERATION
1. Plug the unit into a suitable mains socket (please refer to the
rating label on the backside of the unit to check the appropriate
voltage/frequency).
2. Press ON/OFF button to turn on the unit. When turning on
the unit for the first time, if press only ON/FF button but not set
the Memory, the compressor will start (provided the room humi-
dity is higher than 50%).
3. Press the buttons Humidity up and Humidity down to set the
required humidity. The setting range is 40%~80%, 1% will be
added or reduced for each press. The set humidity will show on
the LED display for 8 seconds, after that the display will return to
show the room humidity. Once the set humidity is achieved, the
compressor stops working automatically.
Humidity range is 35%~95%, when the room humidity is less
than 35%, the LED display shows "LO", when the room humidity
is higher than 95%, it shows " HI".
4. Press ON/OFF button again to turn off the unit.
5. When unit is turned on for the first time or immediately after
shutoff, there is 3 minute delay protection for compressor.
► DEFROST
Unit is equipped with the Hot Gas Defrost function. After running
for 30 minutes, the coil sensor detects the coil temperature. If
the coil temperature is ≤-1°C, the unit switches to the hot gas de-
frost mode, and the Defrost indicator is on. During the defrost
process, the compressor and the fan keep running. It takes 5
minutes to defrost (if the coil temperature raises up to 10°C, the
unit drops out of the defrost mode automatically).
► MEMORY
By pressing Memory button, the memory indicator is on, and the
unit remembers the last settings.
► HOUR COUNTER FIG. 5
1. A special hour counter serves to count the operation time of
the machine.
2. 7-digit display counts off the operation time, it goes on conti-
nuously, never gets back to "zero".
►► 6. DRAINAGE
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Please note that in case the water tank is not positioned appro-
priately, the water full indicator turns red. When the water tank is
full, the compressor stops, as a protective measure, the "Water
Tank Full" indicator turns red and buzz.
To remove the water tank, pull it out carefully from the unit, make
sure it does not tilt over.
After empting the water tank, place the water tank into the dedi-
cated space. Make sure it is positioned properly, only then the
'water full' indicator is off and your dehumidifier can start wor-
king. (FIG. 6)
►► CONTINUOUS DRAINAGE
►
When the dehumidifier works in extremely high humidity levels,
the water tank requires more frequent drainage. In this situation,
it may be more convenient to set the unit up for continuous drai-
nage, according to the following procedures:
► Remove the drain knob and rubber plug and retain for future
use.
► Connect the drain tube to the water outlet (FIG. 7) and put
the other end into a drain.
►► 7. MAINTENANCE
►
Always unplug the unit from the mains supply before carrying
out any maintenance or cleaning of the unit.
CASING CLEANING
Use soft cloth to clean the unit.
Don't ever use volatile chemicals, gasoline, detergents, chemi-
cally treated clothes, or other cleansing solutions as they may
damage the casing.
FILTER CLEANING (FIG. 8)
► Extract the filter from the unit.
► Use a vacuum cleaner or tap the filter lightly for easy clea-
ning. If the filter is excessively dirty, use warm water with a
small amount of medium strength detergent.
► Make sure the filter is completely dry before installing it back.
► Do not expose the filter to sunlight.
STORAGE
If the unit is not used for an extended period of time, please:
► Turn off the unit, unplug it and take away the AC cord.
► Empty the water tank completely and dry it.
► Cover the unit and store it in a place not exposed to the
direct sunlight.
►► 8. TROUBLE SHOOTING
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THE UNIT DOES NOT OPERATE:
► Is the unit plugged in?
► Is the house electricity on?
► Is the room temperature below 5
then it is out of the working range of the unit.
► Make sure the ON/OFF switch is turned on.
► Check if the water tank is positioned properly inside the unit
and if it is not full.
► Make sure the air inlet and outlet are not obstructed.
THE UNIT SEEMS TO DO NOTHING:
► Is the filter dusty, contaminated ?
► Is the air intake or outlet blocked?
► Is the room humidity already quite low?
THE UNIT SEEMS TO DO LITTLE:
► Are too many windows or doors open?
► Is there something in the room producing a lot of humidity?
THE UNIT IS TOO NOISY:
► Check whether the unit is positioned on a level surface.
THE UNIT IS LEAKING:
► Make sure the unit is in appropriate condition.
► If you are not using continuous drainage, make sure the rub-
ber plug (on the bottom of the unit) is in its position.
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