Intended use
The device is intended solely for dehumidi-
fying air at atmospheric pressure in a com-
mercial environment.
Intended use also includes compliance with
the operating conditions (see Operating
conditions).
Any use other than the specified is deemed
improper. Improper use shall void all war-
ranty cover.
The air dehumidifier must not be operated
by children or by persons with limited phys-
ical, sensory or mental faculties.
Before operating the device, users must
have read and understood this operating
manual.
Reasonably foreseeable misuse
The device must not be used:
■In rooms/spaces that are not enclosed,
or outdoors
■In rooms with a potentially explosive or
aggressive atmosphere
■In rooms with air that has been treated
with ozone, or that contains a high con-
centration or solvents or dust.
■At locations where the prescribed min-
imum safety distances cannot be main-
tained
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General safety instructions
■The device must only be operated by
persons who have been properly in-
structed in its operation.
■It is forbidden to make any modifica-
tions to device.
■Maintenance and troubleshooting tasks
must be performed by suitably qualified
persons only. Shut down the device and
disconnect the mains plug.
WARNING! Risk of explosion, injury from
burns or poisoning by refrigerant
The device is operated with an odourless
and flammable refrigerant. If the device is
operated incorrectly, there is a risk that the
refrigeration causes explosion, fire, poison-
ing or other injury. The refrigerant is pres-
surised.
ÜOnly operate the device in rooms larger
than 4m2.
ÜNever drill holes into the device, and do
not use welding equipment or cutting
torches in its vicinity.
ÜDo not attempt to speed up defrosting by
using implements.
ÜAll work on the refrigeration circuit must
be performed by staff of the manufac-
turer or an authorised technician.
ÜAvoid contact with the refrigerant.
ÜWhen handling the refrigerant, strictly
adhere to the applicable safety regula-
tions.
WARNING! Risk of electric shock
When carrying out work on electrically
powered components, or if such compon-
ents come into contact with water, there is a
risk of serious or even fatal injury from elec-
tric shock.
ÜAll work on the electrical equipment must
be carried out by qualified electricians.
ÜTake suitable measures to prevent elec-
trically powered components coming into
contact with water.
ÜBefore moving the device to a different
location, disconnect the mains plug and
empty the condensate tank.
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