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Use

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Contents. .........2

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Instructions....... ............3

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Panel. ........6

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Kenmore Elite Limited WarrantY

When

installed,

operated

and

maintained

according

to

all

instructions

supplied

with the

product,

if

this appliance

fails due

to a defect

in material

and

workmanship

within

one

year

irom the date

of purchase, call

1-800-4-MY-HOME""

to arrange

for free

repair.

lf the

sealed

refrigerant

system

is defective

within

five

years

from

the

purchase

date,

call

1-800-4-MY-

HO|VEoto

arrange

for free

repair.

All warranty

coverage

applies

for only 90 days

from the

date

of purchase

if this

product

is ever

used

for other

than

private

family

purposes.

This warranty covers only defects in material

and workmanship. Sears

will NOT pay for:

1. Expendabie

items

that

-can

wear out

from

normal

use,

including

but

not

limited

to

filters,

belts,

light bulbs,

and bags.

2.

A service

technician

to instruct

the user

in correct

product installation,

operation

or

maintenance.

3.

A service

technician

to clean

or

maintain

this

product'

4. Damage

to or

failure of

this

product

if it

is not

installed,

operated

or

maintained

according

to all

the

instructions

supplied

with

the

product'

5.

Damage'to

or

failure

of

this

product

resulting

from accident,

abuse,

misuse

or

use

for

other

than

its intended

Purpose.

6. Damage

to or

failure

of

ifris

product

caused

by

the use

of

detergents,

cleaners,

chemicals

or

utensils

other

than

those

recommended

in all

instructions

supplied

with the

product'

Z.

Damage

to or

failure

of

parts

or systems

resulting

from

unauthorized

modifications

made

to

this

product.

Disclaimer

of implied

warranties;

limitation

of remedies

Customer's

sole

and

exclusive

remedy

under

this

limited

warranty

shall

be product

repair

as

provided herein.

lmplied

warranties,

rncluding

warranties

of merchantability

or fitness

for a

particular

purpose,

are

limited

to one

year

or

the shorte_st

period

allowed

by

law. Sears

shall

not be liable

for

incidental

or consequential

damages.

Some

states

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provinces do not

allow

the exclusion

or

limitation

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incidental

or

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damages,

or limitation

on the

duration

of implied

warranties

of merchantability

or

fitness,

so

these

exclusions

or limitations

may

not apply

to you.

This

warranty

applies

only

while

this

appliance

is used

in the

United

States

or Canada.This

warranty

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specifrc

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rights,

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Kenmore

Elite

Dehumidifier

Remote

Monitoring

Station

. Batteries

(2

AAA)

. Use

& Care

Guide 1B ft.

Pump

Drain

Hose

^S'

Safety

IMPORTANT

CAUTIONS FOR

USING YOUR DEHUMIDIFIER.

To reduce the risk

of fire,

electrical

shock, injury or damage to the

dehumidifier, these

safety

precautions

must

be

followed:

. Do not

place

the

power

cord

near

a heater.

. Do

not use an electrical

outlet near

flammable

or combustible

materials

such

as

gasoline,

propane, paint

thinners,

etc.

. Do not disassemble

or modify dehumidifier

parts

or

components. lt may

cause electric

shock and failure

. Plug in the

power

cord

properly.

. Do not

turn the unit

on and off by

inserting

or

pulling

out the

power

plug.

. Do

not damage the

power

cord or use an

unspecified

power

cord.

. Do not modify

power

cord length.

. Do not

share

the

outlet with another

appliance.

.

Always

plug

into

a

grounded

outlet.

Not

grounding

unit may cause

electrical shock.

. Unplug the unit if it

emits strange sounds,

odors, or smoke.

. Do not use

an electrical outlet if it is loose

or

damaged.

. Do not

operate or

plug

in

unit

with wet

hands

or

in

a

wet

environment.

.

Ventilate

area before operating

dehumid-

ifier. Check for

the

presence

of

natural

gas

or the buildup

of other combustible

vaoors.

. Do not clean the

dehumidifier with water.

Water may

enter the unit and

degrade the

insulation resulting

in an

electrical shock.

. lf water

enters the

product,

turn off the

dehumidifier's

power

switch,

then unplug

the unit. Do not

plug

in

unit

until

it has

been

inspected

by an authorized repair

service.

. Because

the fan rotates

at high speed

during operation,

always unplug dehumid-

ifier

before attempting any recommended

maintenance

or cleaning.

. Do not

block the

inlet

or outlet. lt may

cause

unit to

fail

or to operate inefficiently.

. Do not remove

plug

from

outlet

by

pulling

on the cord.

.

When

not in

use, turning the

unit

off

will

save energy.

Unplug the

dehumidifier

when not

using for long

periods

of time.

. When

removing

the filter,

be aware that

some metal

parts

may have

sharp

edges

and may cause injury.

. Do not

use the water

collected in

the

bucket

for

drinking

purposes.

lt is

not

sanitary and

could cause illness.

. Do

not allow

children to

play

with

this

product.

Tips

. Auto is the

suggested

setting

for

typical

everyoay

use

. Make

sure the

dehumidifier is

the correct

size

for

the area

you

want to

dehumidify.

It is not designed

to

dehumidify the

entire

house.

. For

proper

operation,

the dehumidifier

should only

be

placed

on a level floor.

. Close all

doors, windows

and other

open-

ings to the room.

The

dehumidifier

must

operate in an

enclosed area

to be

effective.

. To

clean, use a soft

cloth; do not

use wax,

thinners,

or strong

detergents

as they may

change the color

of the unit or

cause

surface

damage.

. Be

sure to replace

the bucket

properly

after emptying to

prevent

water from

collecting

on the floor

causing damage

to

some types of flooring.

. Do not

put

a pet

or

house

plant

where

it

will

be exposed

to direct

air

flow.

This

could

injure

the

pet

or

plant.

. Operation without

filter

will cause

unit failure. Insert

the filter

securely.

Clean

it every two weeks.

(See

maintenance.)

OBSERVE

ALL LOCAL

CODES AND

ORDINANCES.

DO NOT,

UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES,

REMOVE THE POWER

SUPPLY CORD

GROUND

PRONG.

ELECTRICAL

GROUND

IS

REQUIRED

ON

THIS

APPLIANCE.

A 115-VOLT

60H2,

AC

ONLY 15A

FUSED AND PROPERLY

GROUNDED

ELECTRICAL

SUPPLY IS REQUIRED.

A

time delay fuse or time delay

circuit

breaker is recommended.

Use a dedicated

circuit serving

only

this

appliance.

RECOMMENDED

GROUNDING METHOD

For

your personal

safety, this

appliance

must

be

grounded.

This

appliance has

a

power

supply cord with

a 3-prong

grounded

plug.

To minimize

possible

shock hazard,

the cord must

be

plugged

into

a matching

grounded

electrical

outlet that complies with

the latest edition

of the National Electrical

Code and

all

local

codes and

ordinances.

lf a

grounded

3-prong electrical

outlet

is

not

available,

it is the

personal

responsibility

and

obligation of the customer

to

have

one

installed

by a

qualified

electrician.

3-prong

grounded

plug

Power

suiply cord Grounded

3-prong

electrical outlet ELECTRICAL

SHOCK HAZARD

Plug

into a

grounded

3-prong outlet.

. Do not remove

ground prong.

. Do not

use a two-prong

adapter.

. Do not

use an extension

cord.

Failure

to

follow

these instructions

can result

in death, fire

or electrical

shock.

A WARNING

)*

DO NOT

USE

AN EXTENSION

CORD.

A WARNING

To reduce the risk of fire,

electric shock or

injury

to

persons,

read the important

SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

found on

page

3 before operating this

appliance.

. Install

the dehumidifier on a level floor

strong enough to support the

unit

with

a

full

bucket of water.

. For

best

performance,

allow at least 12-

18 inches of air

space on all sides of the

unit for

good

air circulation.

. Keep all outside

doors,

windows

and

other

openings closed

when

operating the

dehumidifier. Humid

outdoor air will add to

the unit's workload.

. Leave the

dehumidifier

in

an upright

position

for

30 minutes before turning

on.

AUTO RESTART

This dehumidifier features

AUTO RESTART

which

will

power

the machine

back on

and

remember the

event

of a power

failure. This feature functions

automatically.

DEFROST

OPERATION

The

dehumidifier has

a built-in defrost

control that

senses frost buildup

on the

evaporator

coils.

During defrosting,

the compressor will

automatically turn

off; the fan will

continue

running

to defrost the

coils.

CHOOSING

THE

PROPER

LOCATION

Use

the

dehumidifier:

. in

the

basement

to

help

prevent

moisture

damage.

. in

the

kitchen,

laundry

room,

bathroom'

and

spa/exercise

areas

that

have

exces-

sive

moisture.

. to

prevent

moisture

damage

anywhere

books

or

valuables

are

stored'

. during

construction

or

remodeling

to

reducL

drying

time

for

drywall

and

paint'

AUTOMATIC

SHUT

OFF

.

When

the

bucket

is

full,

or

when

the

buck-

et

is

not

in

the

proper

position,

the

Bucket

Full

light

goes on

and

the

unit

automati-

cally

shuts

off.

.

The

bucket

must

be

rePlaced

in

the

proper

position

for

the

dehumidifier

to

work.

The

light

will

stay

on

and

the

dehu-

midifier

will

not

run

if the

bucket

is

not

in

the

ProPer

Position.

.

The

dehumidifier

will

shut

off

once

the

desired

humidity

setting

is

reached

plus

or

minus

5%

Relative

HumiditY

(RH)

Warning:

Changes

or

modifications

to

this

unit

not

u*pr.tJy

approved

by

the

party responsible

for

compliance

could

void

the

user's

authority

to

operate

the

equiPment.

NOTE:This

equipment

has

been

tested

and

found

to

comply

with

the

limits

for

a

Class

B

digital

device'

orrruunito

Part

15

of

the

FCC

Rules'

These

limits

are

designed

to

provide

reasonable

protection

against

harmful

interference

in

a

residential

initallation.

This

equipment

generates,

uses

and

can

radiate

radio

frequency

energy

and,

if not

installed

and

used

in accordance

with

the

instructions'

may

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

communications'

However,

there

is

no

guarantee

that

interference

will

not

occur

in

a

particular installation'

lf

this

equipment

does

cause

harmful

interference

to

radio

or

television

reception,

which

can

be

determined

by

turning

the

equipment

off

and

on,

the

user

is encouraged

to

try

to

correct

the

interference

by

one

or

more

of

the

following

measures:

.

Reorient

or

relocate

the

receiving

antenna'

.Increase

the

separation

between

the

equipment

and

receiver.

.

Connect

the

equipment

into

an

outlet

on

a

circuit

different

from

that

to

which

the

receiver

is connected'

.

Consult

the

dealer

or

an

experienced

radio/TV

technician

for

helP.

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Power

On/Off

(1)

Pressing

Power

button

once

turns

the

dehumidifier

"ON"

and

pressing

it again

turns

the

dehumidifier

"OFF."

Setting

(2)

By

pressing

this

button,

unit

will cycle

through

each

setting

with

every

press.

The order

of

settings

are

Auto

- Cycle

Timer

- Delay

Start

- Humidity

- Auto

...

Auto (3)

When the

unit

is turned

on

for the

first

time, the

unit

will begin

in

Auto

mode.

AUTO

(3)

will be

lit and

"Auto"

will be

displayed

in

window

(7/8)

for 5 seconds

before

returning

to the

ambient

temperature

and

humidity.

In this setting,

humidity

level

is automatically

set

for 50%

RH.

Because

lower

temperatures

usually

correlate

with

lower

humidity

levels,

the unit

will not

run

frequenty.

At h

ig her tem

peratu

res h

ig her h u

m idity

is

normal so

the

unit

will

run

more often.

Humidity

In this

setting,

Humidity

allows

you

to manually

set

the

desired

humidity

level by

using

the

humidity

arrows

(9). Humidity

values

are

changed

in

5o/o

increments

ranging

from 35%

to70%.

When

in this

mode,

there

will not be

a setting

LED

lrt.

When

pressing

v arrow

key

when

the

value

is 35%,

the

unit

will

operate

continuously.

In this continuous

operation,

"Cont"

will be

displayed

in the

window (7/8)

for 5 seconds

before

returning

to the

ambient

temperature

and

humidity.

To

leave continuous

operation,

press

the arrow,ror

change

the

setting.

Delay

Start

(5)

Unit

can be

programmed to turn

on at

a desired

delay

time

by

pushing

the

timer

arrows

(6)'

Time

can

be adjusted

in

t hour

increments

rangirrg

from

1 to

12 hours.

Delay

time

will be

shown

in window

(7/8)

and

will count

down

to

start

time

in

t hour

increments.

Cycle

Timer

(4)

In

this setting,

the unrt

will run

for either

3, 6,

or

12

hours, then

shut

off

for 3, 6,

or

12 hours.

Cycle

time

can

be

adjusted

by

pushing

the

timer

arrow

up

or down

(6)

repeatedly

to set

operating

time

for 3,

6, or

12

hours

The cycle

timer

function

will

continue

until

you

change

the

setting

or

turn

the

unit off.

Fan Speed

(10)

Press

Fan Speed

to toggle

between

Auto,

Low,

and

High

fan speeds.

Speed

will be shown

in

fan speed

indicator

(11). When

AUTO

is selected,

the unit

will

adjust

the

fan speed

accordingly

depending

on

the

humidity

level.

The order

of

fan speed

settings

is Auto

- High

- Low

- Auto...

Bucket

Full

Indicator

(12)

When

the

collection

bucket

is

full, BUCKET

FULL

indicator

(12)

will come

on.

The dehumidifier

will

not

run until

the bucket

is emPtY.

Pump

On/Off

(1a)

Pump On

is an

optional

setting

when

using

the

supplied

'/o"

drain

hose to

remove

the

collected

water

in the

bucket.

To turn

the

pump

on/off,

press

the

Pump

Button

(14).

When

the

pump

is on,

Pump

Display

(13)will

light on.

The

Pump

Display

(13)

will be

off

when

the

pump

is off.

The

pump

should

only

be

turned

on

when

there

is a %"

drain

hose

properly

connected

to

the

machine

and

the

pump

is intended

to be

used.

lf the

pump

button

is

pressed

when using

other

water

disposal

options,

E3

(Error

Message)will

show

on

display

panel,

Pump

will run

automatically

whenever

the bucket

gets

full.

The

bucket

may

not empty

cornpletely

to

protect

the

pump,

but once

the bucket

fills up again,

the

pump

will

run.

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OPTION

1, EMPTYING

MANUALLY

1. Pull

out

the bucket,

grasping

upper

and

lower

handles.

2. Carry

the bucket

by

grasping

the

inside

handle

of the

bucket.

3.

After emptying

the bucket,

replace

the

bucket

in the

dehumidifier.

NOTE.

Dehumidifier

will

not

work

when

the

BUCKET

FULL

light

is on or

without

the

bucket

properly

placed

in the

unit.

OPTION

2, GRAVITY

DRAIN

HOSE

(Hose

Not

Provided)

1.

Take off

GRAVITY

DRAIN

CAP

by

turning

the cap

counterclockwise.

(Fig.1)

2. Remove

DRAIN

CONNECTOR

from

the

bucket.

(Fig.2)

3.

Next, screw

the

DRAIN

CONNECTOR

to a standard

garden

hose

by turning

clockwise.

(Fig.3)

4. Reattach

the

DRAIN

CONNECTOR

end

of

garden

hose

to

the dehumidifier

(Fig.a)

then

check

hose

for

kinks

or obstructions.

The

position

of

the

hose

at the

floor

drain

must

be

lower than

DRAIN

CONNECTOR.

5.

Keep

the

DRAIN

CAP

for

future use

when

emptying

bucket

manuallY.

OPTION

3,

PUMP

DRAIN

1. Remove

the PUMP

DRAIN CAP

by

turn-

ing clockwise

(Reverse thread).

(Fig.1)

2.

Remove

the drain-hole

PLUG by

pulling

out

while

pressing

in on the

coupler.

(Fig.2)

Keep

the DRAIN CAP

and

PLUG

for future use.

3.

Feed

the

1/4-inch

hose

provided

through

the

hole

in the

DRAIN CAP.

(Fig.3)

4.

Insert the

end

of hose

into the

drain

hole

(Fig.4), then screw

DRAIN CAP

back

onto

the unit.

Place the other

end

of

the

hose in

the location

you

want

the

water

to

go:

to a

floor drain,

a

water container,

or

through

a

basement

window to

the

outdoors.

(Pump

can

lift

water up

to

15

feet above

the

unit.)

Check

hose

for kinks

or other

obstruction.

F,tr,

-.

LFig.1

.*r.

I'

.'- - -. '}i.r\, '-

,n "/

Fig.3

I'n

|/\L.-

\ )\\

Fig.4

5.

In the

unlikely

event

the

hose comes

loose

during

pump

oPeration

due

to

vibration,

re-attach

hose to

continue

automatic

pump

removal of

water.

-t r,

t* CAUTION:

Always

allow

an air

gap

between

the

end of

the drain

hose

and

where

the

hose

will drain

into.

lf the end

of

the hose

becomes

submerged

in

water, a backflow

of

water

may occur

tnto the

machine.

Fig.2

Fig.1

Fig.3 Fig.4

[*o*NrNG

. Disconnect

power supply

cord

from

receptacle

before

Performing

anY

maintenance.

CLEANING

THE

EXTERIOR

Clean

the

exterior

using

a

soft

brush

or

dry

towel.

But

do

not

spray

water

directly

on

the

exterior.

CLEANING

THE

BUCKET

Pull

the

bucket

out.

Lift

off

bucket

cover'

(Fig.1)

Clean

the

inside

of

bucket

every

week

using

mild

detergent

in order

to

block

buildup

of

mold

and

bacteria.

(Fig.2)

After

cleaning,

replace

the

bucket

cover

and

slide

the

bucket

into

the

unit'

(Fig'3)

Check

the

float

switch

to

make

sure

it

is

not

obstructed.

Proper

position of

the

bucket

and

the

float

switch

is

required

for

the

dehumidifier

to

turn

on.

CLEANING

SIDE

GRILLS

AND

AIR

FILTERS

1.

Snap

open

the

bottom

tab

of

filter

located

below

the

of

side

grill'

(Fig'1)

Grills

are

located

on

both

sides

of

unit'

2.

Pull

the

filter

down

and

away

from

unit

until

it

is

all

the

waY

out.

(Fig'2)

Note:

The

filter

is

extremely

flexible'

This

action

will

not

damage

the

filter.

3.

Wash

with

mild

detergent.

Rinse

thoroughly'

Air

dry

away

from

direct

sunlight'

4. Using

both

hands,

insert

the

top

edge

of

the

filter

into

the

slot

below

the

side

grill

and

slide

into

place.

(Fig.3)

Snap

the

bottom

tab

into

the

closed

position'

5.

SIDE

GRILLS

can

be

cleaned

using

a

vacuum

cleaner

or

a soft

brush

to

remove

dust.

CHECK

YOUR

FILTERS

PERIODICALLY

TO

INSURE

PROPER

oPERATION.

(Fig.a)

Fig.2

Fig.a

il

Float

Switch

Fig.2

Fig.'1

Fig.3

Before

calling

for

service,

try

the

suggestions

below

to

see

whether

you

can

solve

your

problem

without

outside

helP.

PROBLEMS CHECK

POINT SOLUTIONS

Dehumidifier

does

not

work

when

pressing

the

POWER

ON

button.

ls the

power

cord

Plugged

into

a

grounded 3-Prong

outlet?

ls

BUCKET

FULL

light

on?

Does

BUCKET

FULL

light

appear

after

emPtYing

the

water

bucket?

Plug

the

power cord

securelY

into

a

grounded 3-Prong

outlet.

Empty

the

water

bucket

and

re-install.

Check

the

float

switch

to

make

sure

it is

free

and

not

obstructed.

Dehumidifier

is

operating,

but

the

dehumidification

function

does

not

work.

ls the

compressor

runnlng

as

well

as

the

fan?

ls there

frost

on

the

coils?

The

unit

may

be

in

the defrost

mode.

The

fan

is running

but

not

the

compressor.

The

unit

will

return

to

dehumidification

automatically.

Loud

noise

and/

or

vibration

during

operation.

ls the

unit

on

a

level

surface? Move

the

unit

to

a level

surface.

Sounds. Sounds

like

flowing

water

during

and

after

oPeration.

It makes

a

pinging

sound.

This

is the

normal

sound

of

the

refrigerant

flowing

through

the

coils.

Normal

sound

of

exPansion

and

contraction

caused

by

temperature

changes.

Dehumidification

function

is inefficient

Are

the

filters

and

grills

dirtY?

ls indoor

temPerature

under

65'F?

Clean

the

SIDE

GRILL

and

AIR

FILTER.

Although

the

unit

will

dehumidify

at

temperatures

below

65

degrees,

there

is a

potential

for frost

to develop

which

may

inhibit

the

unit's

efficiency

Unit

is discharging

warm

air.

Normal:

Compressor

and

electric

motor

discharge

nominal

heat.

Water

does not

drain

through

hose.

Check

the

DRAIN

CONNEC-

TOR.

ls

it installed

correctlY?

Check

the

drain

hose

for

kinks

or

obstructions.

ls

PUMP

light

on?

Re-install

drain

hose

according

to

this

manual.

Flatten

the hose

or remove

block-

age.

Turn

on

the

pumP.

Water

does not

drain

through

garden hose.

Check

the

DRAIN

CON-

NECTOR

making

sure

it

is

installed

securelY.

Check

the

garden hose

for

tangles

or

folds.

Re-install

it according

to this

manual.

Flatten

the

hose

or

remove

block-

age.

Water

does

not

drain

through

pump

drain

hose.

Check

the

connecting

hose

for

tangles

or

folds.

Does

pump

disPlaY

light

appear?

Re-install

drain

hose

according

to

this

manual.

Flatten

the

hose

or remove

blockage.

Turn

on

the

pumP.

Error

Code Error

Type Possible

Causes Corrective

Actions

EO Temperature

Sensor 1. Sudden

change

in the

surrounding

temperature.

2.

Faulty

sensor.

Unpluq

the dehumidifier.

Cnbcfthe

surrounding

area

for

possible

reasons

for sudden

temperature

changes.

Wait

30

minutes

before

plugging

the

dehumidifier

back

in and

resuming

normal

operation.

lf'the

"Error"

is still

indicated,

please

contact

your

nearest

service

center'

1

2

E1 Defrost

Sensor

E2 Humidity

Sensor

E3 Pump

Drain 1.lmproper

bucket

installation.

Blockage

to

drain

hose

svstem.

B'ack

flow

of

water

through

pump

drain

hose.

lmproper

pump

drain

hose

installation.

Faulty

drain

pump"

6

1. Unplug

the

dehumidifier.

2.

Remove

the

bucket.

3.

Check

to

make

sure

that

there

is nothing

blocking

the

connection

at

the base

of

the

oump

or

the

bucket.

4.

iRein'stall

the bucket,

taking

care

that

it

is

installed

proPerlY.

5. Check

to'nrdke

iure

that

the

pump

drain

hose

is

not

crimPed

or

blocked'

6.

Always

allow

an'air

gap

between

the

end

of

the

drain

hose

and

where

the

hose

will drain

into.

lf

the end

of the

hose

becomes

submerged

irr

water,

a backflow

of

water

may

occur

into

the

machine.

17.

Remove

and

reinstall

the

pump

drain

hose,

I tat<ing

care

that

the

pump

drain

hose

is

I installed

properlv.

lg.

ptuq

the

ilehumidlfier

in

and

restart

I

g.

tf

tn"e

"E3"

error

is still

indicated,

please

I contact

your

nearest

service

cenlel-

Classification Spec Remark

Model 251.90701

Power

SupPlY AC

115V/60(Hz)

Moisture

Removal 70

Pint(33.1

liters) 24-Haur

Period

Control

Type Electronic

Refriqerant R410A/1

1.29

oz.

(3209)

Humidity

Display

Humidity

Setting:

35"/o-7

0%

Display

Range:

20%-90%

5%

lncrements

1%

Increments.

Current

HumiditY.

Temperature

Display

Range:

Lo,

36-99"F,

Hi 1'

F Increments.

Current

TemP.

Display

Range:

Lo,

2-37'C,

Hi 1" C lncrements.

Current

TemP.

Timed

Shut-off Setting

Range:

ltlr-12Hr 1 Hour

Increments

Fan

Motor

Speed 2

Speeds High/Low _

400x650x346mm

Dimensions 15.74x25.59x13.6

in

Net

Weight 49

lbs.

(22.3K9)

Operating

TemP 36'F-99"F

Drain

Pump 12V

DC

Pump

Drain

Hose .25

in x

18

ft.

(6.35x5,486mm)

Remote

Monitor 2 AAA

batteries Part #J9000003140

10

%\

The

remote monitoring station

is a receiver

with

a receiving

range

of only 330

feet in

open air

with no obstructions.

Actual

receiving

range will

vary

depending

on

what is in

the

path

of the

signal transmitted

from the

dehumidifier

unit.

Each obstruction

(roof,

walls,

floors, ceilings,

thick trees, etc.)will

effectively cut

signal range

in half.

Example: The wireless

remote

monitor with

a 330-foot

range

is mounted on an

interior

wall or

placed

on a countefiop

so

the signal

from the dehumidifier

has to

pass

through one

basement

wall, across

the 10-foot

width of the

room through

the

room's

other

wall and

then

through the

floor to the

room upstairs

where

the receiver

is located,

The first wall

will reduce

the range to

165 bet, and the

second

wall

will reduce the

range to 87

feet.

Factoring

in the 1O-foot

room, this leaves

a

maximum of

77 feet of

remaining signal

range. Passing

up through

the floor

has now

reduced

the effective

range to 38

feet.

Typically

this

allowance is enough

for most

frame-constructed

homes; however

cerlain

materials

can reduce

range even

further.

Metal siding,

stucco, and

some types

of

glass

can

reduce signal

range by as

much

as75o/o

compared

to the 50%

reduction

typical

of most obstructions.

lt is

possible

to receive

a signalthrough

these

materials;

however

maximum

range will be

much less,

due

to their

tendency

to

absorb

or

reflect

a

much

larger

portion

of

the dehumidifier's

signal.

NOTE:

You may have to

move the

monitor

closer

to the

main unit if it is

not receiving a

proper

signal

following set-up

procedures.

Setup

Guide

lnsert

the batteries

in the

monitor. After

the batteries

are

inserted, the

Monitoring

Station

will start

receiving signal

data from

the

dehumidifier:

temperature,

humidity,

etc.

should

be displayed

on the

monitor's screen.

lf

this

doesn't

happen after

2 minutes, check

the dehumidifier

to make sure

it is operating

properly.

Remove the

batteries

from the

monitor,

wait a

minute, then

replace.

Batteries

,s$* s l

. X'H,, ""

!-11'tJi-!

]

]!r!'.]':]'i.:|i.|

OIi Cg S-r>

t=tn'

NU

ti.,1

Llfr

$ Receiver On

$ Low Battery

$ Sound Alert

Q rime

of

Day

$ ran on

$ Bucket

Full

$ Rump on

u) lemperature

$ Humidity

Q waltHanger

$ set autton

$ wtinus

$ etus

$ Sound On/Off

..-r i

o')

U

11

^"

l-11

nil

w{a wg w-r>

TEMPERATURE HI]M D

TY

Offi Ni\ffi w

Y*%Y Y-e

l-Ll= t- ( J r-l

rl ir

-)

SENSOR

ICON

(1)

(s)flashes,

indicating

signal

is

being

received

from

the

main

unit'

lf

no

signal

is

being

received,

the

icon

(X)

appear.

The

temperature

(B)and

humidity

(9)

reading

will

show

00

00'

LOW

BATTERS

POWER

INDIGATOR

(2)

willflash

when

battery

is

low.

:- -.1 .z

-!--

/l\

SOUND

ON/OFF

(3)Alert

will

sound

when

there

is

a receiving

error

and/or

when

BUCKET

FULL

(6)

is

activated.

The

sound

alert

is optional

and

may

be

turned

off

using

swlTcH (14).

FAN

ON

INDICATOR

(5) rotates

when

the

fan

is on.

BUCKET

FULL

(6)

icon

flashes

when

the

bucket

is

full.

A sound

alert

is also

an

option

(See Sound

On/Off.)

PUMP

ON

(7)

icon

flashes

when

PumP

feature

has

been

pre-selected

on

the

main

unit

and

the

PumP

is

oPerating.

TEMPERATURE

(8)

disPlaY

shows

the

current

temperature

near

{}rq

rnail

rlnit

SETTING

PREFERENCES

Press

SET

(11) once

to

enter

the

"Setting

Mode."

Press

SET

(11)

and

hold

down

for

3 seconds

to

check

your Receiver

version'

SET

HOUR

OF

DAY

(4) Press

SET

(11) a

second

time.

Hour

will

begin

flashing.

Then

press

+

(13) or

- (12)

O C to

set

the

hour

1-12

AM

or

1-12PM.

SET

MINUTES

(4)

Press

SET

(11)a

third

time.

Minutes

will

begin

flashing'

Use

OC to

set

the

minutes

00-59'

24-HOUR

CLOCK

(4)

Press

SET

(11) a

fourth

time.

Use

OC to

toggle

between

12Hl24H

clock.

FARENHEIT

OR

CELSIUS

(8) Press

SET

(11)a

fifth

time.

Use

OC to

toggle

between

"C/"F

EXIT

SETTING

MODE

bY

Pressing

SET

(11)a

sixth

time.

HUMIDITY

(9)

display

shows

the

current

humidity

level

near

the

main

unit

when

re-

ceiver

and

main

unit

are

operating

properly'

HANGER

HOLE

(10) for

oPtional

wall

:'not'lting

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