User Manual

12. STORAGE

When unit is inactive for an extended period of time, please make sure you follow the

instructions below, for the appropriate storage of your appliance:

• Turn unit o allowing one day before storage.

• Remove drain hose (if attached).

• Clean the removable parts of the device, water tank and air lter.

• Position and secure the power cord with its band opposite the dehumidier.

• Cover the device.

• Store the dehumidier. in upright position, in a dry, well ventilated area and avoid

direct sunlight.

13. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

& TROUBLESHOOTING

Are dehumidiers

costly?

For about the rst month of use, the dehumidier operates

intensively. This will gradually decrease within time, since

the dehumidier will have been calibrated in its working

environment. Condensed households may sometime be

signicantly expensive to heat. The use of a dehumidier

may lower energy costs.

Where should the

dehumidier be

placed ideally?

For optimal results, it is suggested that the dehumidier

is placed in a central area. Doors within the household

should be open in order for the dehumidier to enhance its

operation.

Can the lter be

replaced by another

HEPA type lter?

The dehumidier’s lter cannot be replaced by any other

type of lter since it is specically designed to operate with

this unit.

Which is the

appropriate room

humidity level?

Maintaining a proper home humidity level is essential

for your well-being and that of your household. Extreme

uctuations cause adverse eects on both; low humidity

may cause respiratory problems and damage on wooden

doors, windows, and furniture, and make you vulnerable

to electric shocks due to increased static electricity. On

the other hand, high humidity may promote mold growth,

serving as breeding grounds for various bacteria and

resulting in poor health and also a damaged home. The

ideal humidity levels uctuate between 45% to 55%.