background image

NOTE: 

 When the bucket is full or removed, the 

controls cannot be set.

   Power Pad

  Press to turn the dehumidifier on and off.
  

Filter Timer

  After 250 hours of operation, the 

Clean the Filter

 

indicator light will glow to remind you to clean 

the filter. Remove the filter and clean it. 

  Press to turn off the 

Clean the Filter

 light. See 

the 

Care and Cleaning

 section.

 

  

Humidity Set Control Pads

  The humidity level can be set within a range of 

35% RH (Relative Humidity) to 80% RH (Relative 

Humidity) in 5% increments or at 

CO

 for 

continuous operation.  To set the unit for 

continuous operation, press the 

ź

 pad until 

the screen reads 

CO.

  

NOTE: 

 If 

CO

 (Continuous) is selected, the 

dehumidifier will operate continuously at  

its maximum dehumidification settings if 

attached to a hose to drain or until the bucket 

is full.

  For drier air, press the 

ź

 pad and set to 

a lower percent value (%).

  For damper air, press the 

Ÿ

 pad and set 

to a higher percent value (%).

  

When you first use the dehumidifier, set 

the humidity control to 45% or 50%. Allow at 

least 24 hours for the dehumidifier to achieve 

the humidity level. If you still have damper air 

than desired, set the humidity level to a lower 

setting or select Continuous for maximum 

dehumidification.

  Display

  Shows the set % humidity level while setting, 

then shows the actual (+/– 5% accuracy) 

room % humidity level.

 Fan Speed Pad

  Controls the fan speed.

  Press to select either 

High

Medium 

or 

Low

 fan 

speed.

  Set the fan control to 

High

 for maximum 

moisture removal. When the humidity  

has been reduced and quiet operation is 

preferred, set the fan control to 

Medium 

or 

Low

.

  Delay Off

  While the dehumidifier is in operation, press 

this pad to set it to automatically turn off in 2 

hours or 4 hours.

4

Consumer Support

Troubleshooting Tips

Operating Instructions

Safety Instructions

Troubleshooting Tips

Care and Cleaning

Safety Instructions

Operating Instructions

Clean the Filter 

indicator light

About the controls on the dehumidifier.

Controls

Other Features

BUCKET FULL Light

Glows when the bucket is ready to be emptied, or 

when the bucket is removed or not replaced in the 

proper position.

Alarm

If the bucket is full or missing for more than 3 

minutes, an alarm will sound for about 10 seconds 

to remind you to empty and replace the bucket.

Auto Shut Off

The Water Level Control Switch shuts off the 

dehumidifier when the bucket is full, or when 

the bucket is removed or not replaced in the 

proper position. 

 NOTE: 

 Fan will continue to run 

approximately 3 minutes after bucket is removed.

Auto Defrost

When frost builds up on the evaporator coils, the 

compressor will cycle off and the fan will continue 

to run until the frost disappears.

Power Outage

In the case of a power outage or interruption, the 

unit will automatically restart, in the settings last 

used, after the power is restored.

Continuous operation on 

indicator light

Bucket Full light indicates 

bucket needs to be emptied  

or is not in place in the unit

4 hour or 2 hour  

delay off  

indicator lights 

High, Medium 

and Low fan 

indicator lights

Power On 

indicator light

Summary of Contents for ADER40

Page 1: ...ustomers in Canada only 9 10 Warranty for Customers in Canada 13 Warranty for Customers in the U S A 12 GEAppliances com Dehumidifiers 49 7703 09 12 GE ADER30 ADER40 ADER65 Owner s Manual Write the mo...

Page 2: ...n old product with refrigerants check with the company handling disposal about what to do Do not use outdoors This dehumidifier is intended for indoor residential applications only This dehumidifier s...

Page 3: ...READ AND FOLLOW THIS SAFETY INFORMATION CAREFULLY SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS GEAppliances com WARNING RISK OF FIRE Could cause serious injury or death DO NOT use an extension cord with this Dehumidifier...

Page 4: ...an control to High for maximum moisture removal When the humidity has been reduced and quiet operation is preferred set the fan control to Medium or Low Delay Off While the dehumidifier is in operatio...

Page 5: ...g areas that have excessive moisture NOTE Place the dehumidifier away from the clothes dryer Use the dehumidifier to prevent moisture damage anywhere books or valuables are stored Use the dehumidifier...

Page 6: ...a garden water hose not included 1 Remove the bucket from the front of the unit 2 Open the drain cover on the side of the unit 3 Thread a garden hose not supplied onto the nozzle cut to length and lea...

Page 7: ...r To replace Slide the bucket into the dehumidifier NOTE The bucket must be in place and securely seated for the dehumidifier to operate Air Filter The air filter behind the front grille should be che...

Page 8: ...d tightly are securely closed Clothes dryer may be t Install the dehumidifier away from the dryer blowing moisture laden The dryer should be vented to the outside air into the room Room temperature t...

Page 9: ...9 VTUPNFS 4FSWJDF 5SPVCMFTIPPUJOH 5JQT 0QFSBUJOH OTUSVDUJPOT 4BGFUZ OTUSVDUJPOT OTUBMMBUJPO OTUSVDUJPOT Notes GEAppliances com...

Page 10: ...10 Consumer Support Troubleshooting Tips Operating Instructions Safety Instructions Troubleshooting Tips Care and Cleaning Safety Instructions Operating Instructions Notes...

Page 11: ...11 VTUPNFS 4FSWJDF 5SPVCMFTIPPUJOH 5JQT 0QFSBUJOH OTUSVDUJPOT 4BGFUZ OTUSVDUJPOT OTUBMMBUJPO OTUSVDUJPOT Notes GEAppliances com...

Page 12: ...ter delivery What Is Not Covered This warranty is extended to the original purchaser and any succeeding owner for products purchased for home use within the USA Some states do not allow the exclusion...

Page 13: ...use within Canada Some provinces do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages so the above exclusion may not apply to you This warranty gives you specific legal righ...

Page 14: ...HLOV GH GpSDQQDJH VVLVWDQFH j OD FOLHQWqOH VVLVWDQFH j OD FOLHQWqOH DUDQWLH QUHJLVWUHPHQW GX WLWUH GH SURSULpWp Inscrivez ici les num ros de mod le et de s rie Num ro de mod le _______________ Num ro...

Page 15: ...H j VXLYUH DXSUqV GH OD FRPSDJQLH UHVSRQVDEOH GH O pOLPLQDWLRQ 1 XWLOLVH SDV OH GpVKXPLGLILFDWHXU j O H WpULHXU H GpVKXPLGLILFDWHXU HVW VHXOHPHQW FRQ X SRXU XQH XWLOLVDWLRQ j O LQWpULHXU SRXU XQH DSSO...

Page 16: ...tretien et Nettoyage Consignes de S curit IMPORTANTES CONSIGNES DE S CURIT VEUILLEZ LIRE TOUTES LES CONSIGNES AVANT UTILISATION 9 57 66 0 17 5 648 1 1 3HXW RFFDVLRQQHU GHV EOHVVXUHV JUDYHV RX OD PRUW...

Page 17: ...VLU XQH YLWHVVH GH YHQWLODWLRQ OHYpH 0R HQQH RX DVVH 5pJOH OD YLWHVVH GX YHQWLODWHXU VXU OHYpH SRXU XQH pOLPLQDWLRQ PD LPDOH GH O KXPLGLWp 8QH IRLV TXH O KXPLGLWp D pWp UpGXLWH HW TX XQ IRQFWLRQQHPHQW...

Page 18: ...cessive REMARQUE Eloignez le d shumidificateur de la s cheuse Utilisez le d shumidificateur pour viter les dommages dus l humidit dans toutes les pi ces o des livres ou des objets de valeurs sont rang...

Page 19: ...JH QRQ IRXUQL FRXSp j OD ORQJXHXU DGpTXDWH j OD EXVH HW SODFH VRQ H WUpPLWp DX QLYHDX GX VLSKRQ GH VRO 5HPHWWH OH VHDX HQ SODFH GDQV O DSSDUHLO REMARQUE Le seau doit tre en place et solidement positio...

Page 20: ...iltre Air H ILOWUH j DLU GHUULqUH OD JULOOH DYDQW GRLW rWUH YpULILp HW QHWWR p DX ERXW GH KHXUHV GH IRQFWLRQQHPHQW RX SOXV VRXYHQW VL QpFHVVDLUH SUqV KHXUHV GH IRQFWLRQQHPHQW OH YR DQW Clean the Filte...

Page 21: ...Note www electromenagersge ca Assistance la Client le Conseils de D pannage Fonctionnement Consignes de S curit Entretien et Nettoyage...

Page 22: ...Note Assistance la Client le Conseils de D pannage Fonctionnement Safety Instructions Entretien et Nettoyage Consignes de S curit...

Page 23: ...V OHV SRUWHV IHQrWUHV HW DXWUHV VRQW SHXW rWUH SDV IHUPpHV RXYHUWXUHV VRQW FRUUHFWHPHQW IHUPpHV FRUUHFWHPHQW D VpFKHXVH HQYRLH SHXW rWUH ORLJQH OH GpVKXPLGLILFDWHXU GH OD VpFKHXVH DLU XQ DLU FKDUJp G...

Page 24: ...VWLTXH GDQV DQDGD DQV FHUWDLQHV SURYLQFHV LO HVW LQWHUGLW G H FOXUH RX GH OLPLWHU OHV GRPPDJHV GLUHFWV RX LQGLUHFWV O HVW DORUV SRVVLEOH TXH OHV OLPLWDWLRQV RX H FOXVLRQV FL GHVVXV QH V DSSOLTXHQW SDV...

Page 25: ...s www electromenagersge ca HX TXL GpVLUHQW UpSDUHU HX PrPHV OHXUV pOHFWURPpQDJHUV SHXYHQW UHFHYRLU SLqFHV HW DFFHVVRLUHV GLUHFWHPHQW j OD PDLVRQ FDUWHV 9 6 0DVWHU DUG HW LVFRYHU DFFHSWpHV Les proc dur...

Page 26: ...HFXDGR XLGDGR OLPSLH D LOWUH GH DLUH 5HMLOOD JDELQHWH 7DQTXH GH DJXD 6ROXFLyQ GH SUREOHPDV XGD DO FOLHQWH XGD DO FOLHQWH DUDQWtD Escriba los n meros de modelo y serie aqu de Modelo ___________________...

Page 27: ...HSDUDFLyQ R OLPSLDU QR HVWi QR DSR D TXH VH OH SURSRUFLRQH QLQJ Q VHUYLFLR DO GHVKXPHGLILFDGRU 9HKHPHQWHPHQWH UHFRPHQGDPRV TXH XVWHG QR LQWHQWH SURSRUFLRQDU VHUYLFLR DO GHVKXPHGLILFDGRU XVWHG PLVPR 3R...

Page 28: ...UULHQWH GH GRV WRPDV HV VX UHVSRQVDELOLGDG REOLJDFLyQ SHUVRQDO KDFHU TXH GLFKR WRPDFRUULHQWH VHD UHHPSOD DGR SRU XQR GH WUHV WRPDV FRQ FRQH LyQ D WLHUUD O GHVKXPHGLILFDGRU GHEHUtD VLHPSUH HVWDU FRQHFW...

Page 29: ...ORFLGDG GHO YHQWLODGRU HQ DOWD High PHGLR Medium R EDMR Low RORTXH HO FRQWURO GHO YHQWLODGRU D DOWD High YHORFLGDG SDUD ORJUDU UHPRYHU OD PD RU FDQWLGDG GH KXPHGDG XDQGR OD KXPHGDG KD D VLGR UHGXFLGD...

Page 30: ...umedad excesiva NOTA Coloque el deshumedificador lejos la secadora de ropa Use el deshumedificador para evitar da os causados por la humedad en lugares donde guarde libros o art culos de valor Use el...

Page 31: ...o retire el balde con el deshumedificador en funcionamiento o si reci n se apag Esto puede hacer que el agua gotee del recipiente de drenaje El tanque debe estar en su lugar y bien sujeto para que el...

Page 32: ...ugar y bien sujeto para que el deshumedificador funcione Filtro de aire O ILOWUR GH DLUH GHWUiV GH OD UHMLOOD IURQWDO GHEH LQVSHFFLRQDUVH OLPSLDUVH SRU OR PHQRV FDGD KRUDV R PiV D PHQXGR VL IXHVH QHFH...

Page 33: ...GDV ODV SXHUWDV YHQWDQDV RWUDV DEHUWXUDV HVWiQ FHUUDGDV FRPSOHWDPHQWH HVWiQ FHUUDGDV FRPSOHWDPHQWH O VHFDGRU GH URSD SRGUtD HVWDU QVWDOH HO GHVKXPHGLILFDGRU OHMRV GH OD VHFDGRUD GH URSD JHQHUDQGR DLUH...

Page 34: ...GH OD HQWUHJD R TXH QR HVWi FXELHUWR VWD JDUDQWtD VH H WLHQGH DO FRPSUDGRU RULJLQDO FXDOTXLHU FRPSUDGRU SRVWHULRU GH SURGXFWRV FRPSUDGRV SDUD XVR UHVLGHQFLDO GHQWUR GH VWDGRV 8QLGRV OJXQRV HVWDGRV QR...

Page 35: ...D HE KR PLVPR 3DUD SHUVRQDV FRQ GLILFXOWDGHV DXGLWLYDV IDYRU GH OODPDU DO 7 3LH DV DFFHVRULRV SSOLDQFHV FRP TXHOORV LQGLYLGXRV FRQ OD FDOLILFDFLyQ QHFHVDULD SDUD UHSDUDU VXV SURSLRV HOHFWURGRPpVWLFRV...

Page 36: ...HODWLRQV 0DEH DQDGD QF 6XLWH DFWRU DQH 0RQFWRQ 1 0 Parts and Accessories In the U S A GEAppliances com QGLYLGXDOV TXDOLILHG WR VHUYLFH WKHLU RZQ DSSOLDQFHV FDQ KDYH SDUWV RU DFFHVVRULHV VHQW GLUHFWO W...

Reviews: