Dantherm CD 400-18 Manuel utilisateur

Instructionmanual

Dehumidifier model: CD 400-18

CONTENTS

▉Precautions 2

▉ Operation and performance 5

▉ Parts names and functions 6

▉ For selecting functions properly 8

▉ Preparation and checking before operation 10

▉ How to operate 11

▉ For maintenance 14

▉ For continuous draining 16

▉ Specification 17

▉ Trouble-shooting 17

Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating your dehumidifier.

Please save it for your further reference.

Precautions

Please read "Precautions" carefully before operating your dehumidifier.

The warnings and the cautions stated in "Precautions" must be observed for safe operation.

Warning means improper handling may result in a death or a serious injury to a person.

Cautions means improper handling may result in an injury or damage to properties.

Shows Prohibition

Shows Compulsion

Shows Caution

Warnings

■ In case of any abnormality, be sure to turn off the dehumidifier,

Disconnect the plug and make contact to the seller of your appliance.

(Abnormal operation may result in a failure of the unit, electric

shock, fire, or the like.)

■ Never attempt to turn off the dehumidifier by disconnecting the plug.

■ Never modify the dehumidifier. Do not attempt to disassemble or

service the unit by yourself.

■ To avoid the risk of the electric shock, never connect or disconnect

the plug by your hand Wet.

■ This unit is intended for the connection to the power source of 220

volts alternative current.

■ Remove any dust from the blades of the power plug and insert the

plug into an outlet securely.

■ To avoid the risk of fire or explosion, do not spray onto the dehumidifier.

Do not put any inflammables or chemicals near the unit.

■ To prevent resin parts from melting or catching on fire, do not place

the dehumidifier near heating appliances.

Use alternation power 220V

■ Do not connect the dehumidifier to an outlet having the electrical

ratings below the dehumidifier's.

■ The power cord must not be damaged or modified. Do not put anything

hot or heavy on the cord. Do not pull it out , or bundle it during operation.

■ To avoid damages to the power cord, do not pinch the cord in a door.

■ Never put rods or objects into the openings of the dehumidifier. Because

this unit contains a fan running at high speed, contact with the moving

fan will cause serious injury.

■ Remove water that has been collected in the tank.

(Accidentally drinking of the water or using it for other purpose may

cause illness and /or unforeseen accidents.)

Cautions

■ The dehumidifier must be used on a level and stable surface.

■ To prevent the water from freezing, do not use the dehumidifier and

the drain hose at ambient temperature below 0 C

■ Do not use the dehumidifier outside. Exposure to direct sunlight or

rain may result in overheating, electric shock and fire.

■ Do not put a water vessel on the dehumidifier

(In case of any spill of water, the water gets into the unit and

deteriorates the insulation.)

■ Never attempt to use the dehumidifier for special uses, such as food

or preservation of art objects, or the like. The deterioration of

preserving quality may be caused.

■ Do not use the dehumidifier where any leakage of oil or flammable gas

may take place.

■ Do not use the unit in places subject to chemicals.

■ For continuous draining, make sure that the drain hose is set properly without

a rising slope.

■ Be careful that a heating appliance is not exposed to the air outlet from the

dehumidifier.

■ Do not use the dehumidifier as a chair or a footstool.

■ For safety purpose, disconnect the power plug if the unit is not in use for a long time.

■ Be sure to take hold of the power plug when plugging in and out of an outlet.

■ In case of using the dehumidifier in a closet, be sure to prevent children from

getting in the closet.

■ Do not remove the float lever from the water tank.

■ To avoid damages to the power cord, do not pull out the cord when moving the unit.

■ Do not block up the air intakes and the air outlets. Do not cover the unit with

washed clothes.

■ Prior to continuous operation for a long duration, periodical checking is required

especially for the air clean filter, the drain hose, or the like.

■ Turn off the unit and disconnect the power plug before starting any cleaning or

other routine maintenance.

■ To avoid the risk of electric shock, never sprinkle or spill water on the

dehumidifier when cleaning.

■ Turn off the unit and empty the water tank before moving the

unit. Be sure to hold the handle when moving.

Operation and Performance

Defrosting operation

The evaporator within the dehumidifier builds up ice during the dehumidifying operation at room temperature of

approx. 15℃or less. For removing ice the defrosting device works automatically at an interval of approx. 30

minutes or more (for duration of approx. 5 minutes).

■ Both the dehumidifying function and the air cleaning function stop during the defrosting operation.

■ Do not disconnect the plug of the unit or turn off the unit during the defrosting operation.

This dehumidifier is not suitable for keeping the humidity very low (approx. 50 % RH or less)

This dehumidifier is designed to remove uncomfortable humidity in daily life and for auxiliary drying of washed

clothes indoors. It is not suitable for keeping the humidity very low.

Room temperature rises during the operation.

This dehumidifier does not have a cooling function. It produces heat during the operation and room temperature

rises by 1 C to 4 C. The temperature gets higher while it is operated in a closet, or the like. Furthermore, room

temperature rises because doors and windows are closed and heat is produced from other appliances in the room

and the sun radiation.

Parts Names and Functions

Front Back

Controls

Upward Air

Outlet

Handle

Rating Labble

Air Intakes

Water Tank

Power Cord

Downward Air Outlet

Upward Air Outlet

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Air Intakes

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Let:20comoe

Up: 30cm or more

UpwardAir Outlet

Installation

For efficient operation of the dehumidifier,

spacings are required as shown below.

Note

In case TV sets,radio etc.are disturbed with noises,keep them apart form the dehumidifier by 70cm or more.

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Downward Air Outlet

Power Cord

pwar

Outlete

ontro

Rating Lab

Air Intakes

ater

Upward Air Outlet

Up: 30cm or more

Air Intakes

Controls

Press "Timer Select"

switch to set the timer

for automatic stops.

Press "ON/OFF switch to

start the operation, to

stop the operation,

press the switch again.

AutomaticDry ClothesAir Clean

ON/OFF

TIMER

MODE

Continuous

HUMIDITY

INDICATOR

Full Hi Med Lo

Press "Mode" switch

to select the modes

of operation

The timer lamps show

The indicationof current

environment humidity.

the remaining time

of operation

Lamp lights up and

the operation stops

automatically when the

water (approx. 4.0L)

2 4 8

This M/I light indication method

Light off

Light on

Light flashing

Lamp lights up an

the operation

stops automatically when the water

tank is filled with water (approx.

4.5L)

Indication of current

environment humidity.

The timer lamps

show the remaining

time of operation

Press "Timer Select"

switch to set the timer

for automatic stops.

Press "Mode" switch

to select the modes of

operation

Press “ON/OFF” switch

to start the operation, to

stop the operation, press

the switch a

ain.

Air Clean Dry Clothes Continuous Automatic

For Selecting Functions Properly

MODE

To dehumidify a room for comfortable humidity or protect a

ceiling and/or walls from getting damp and mouldy.

Built-in micro computer memorizes the operation of the dehumidifier, once

it is set. The unit repeats the same operation by pressing "Power"

switch. (In case of disconnection by unplugging or power failure,

start over the setting again.)

To dehumidify a room or keep a

ceiling and/or walls from dew

consideration and getting moldy AUTOMATIC

To dehumidify

a closet CONTINUOUS

To dry washed

clothes faste

DRY CLOTHES

To dry a carpet or

a rug DRY CLOTHES

To dehumify a small

spacing or dry shoes

room DRY CLOTHES

To make the air clean

in a room AIR CLEAN

Operation mode "Automatic"

■ Open either the upward flap or the downward flap

■ The dehumidifying operation stops automatically when the

relative humidity is below approx. 60 %. The dehumidifier

continues the air cleaning operation only ("Automatic

operation lamp remains lighting up.)

Operation mode "Continuous"

■ Open either the upward flap or the downward flap

■ In "continuous"mode, you can press "Timer Select" switch to

set the timer 2H or 4H or 8H.

■ Be sure to put the dehumidifier in a closet with the tank side

toward the closet door.

■ Try to close the closet doors to a degree that the power cord

may not be pinched in the doors.

Continuous operation with additional air flow

■ Open either the upward flap or the downward flap for drying

washed clothes uniformly.

Continuous operation with the downward flap open.

■ Open the downward flap of air outlet only.

Continuous operation with the spot flap open.

■ Open the spot flap of air outlet only.

Air Clean

■ This unit is not intended for use as an exclusive air cleaner.

■ Open either the upward flap or the downward flap.

■ Air cleaning function does not work without air clean filter.

To open the upward air

outlet fla

To open the downward air

outlet fla

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