Automatic Defrosting
A working cycle: When the appliance work in low temperature, frost will be produced on the surface of
evaporator. To ensure the appliance performs well, the automatic defrost function is designed with the
appliance.
1
）
When room temperature dropped down to 16
℃
or lower, which detected by temperature sensor
to generate compressor works 25 minutes on dehumidifying then cut off, fan blower keeps
running 7 minutes to defrost in a cycle.
2
）
When defrost
，
Symbol of defrost displayed, and the symbol of dehumidification goes out.
3
）
When defrost
，
Symbol of defrost displayed, the compressor is shut off, fan runs at high speed.
Protection Of Water Full
When condensed water is full, buzzer will alarm 10 times
(about 5 seconds). Whilst, the symbol of water full
is
exhibited, all other symbols turn to orange and the appliance
stops to work. The water reservoir must be removed to
empty and reinstalled before the unit operates again. The
interval of dehumidifying lasts about 3 minutes because of
the compressor’s protection.
Processions Of Abnormal Compressor
During the operation, any malfunction forced compressor failed, resulting compressor shut off, it takes 3
minutes to rework for protection period.
After water reservoir removed
，
to reinstate the operation, it takes about 3 minutes to start the
unit again for protection purpose. To scrub off protection time, you may remove plug from
power socket to restart the unit.
Protection Of Extremely Low & High Temperature
1. When sensor on the air intake detects
ambient temperature ≤0
℃
or ≥40
℃
, the appliance will shut off
automatically for protection and the beeper continuous warning with 3 long and 2 short signals and the
dehumidification indicator illuminates.
2. When sensor on the evaporator detects its
temperature ≥40
℃
, the appliance will shut off automatically for
protection, and the symbol of automatic defrost illuminates.
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