Gree G16-50ESDEHG User manual

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Dehumidifier
G16-50ESDEHG

Content
Operation Notices
Area........................................................................................1
Name.............................................................................................3
Check Operation.........................................................................4
Operation Method...................................................................................5
Maintenance
Clean and Maintenance........................................................................10
T shoot ...................................................................................
Codes................................................................................14
Note:

Explanation of Symbols
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, could
result in death or serious injury.
Indicates a hazardous situation that, if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury.
Indicates important but not hazard-related information,
used to indicate risk of property damage.
Indicates a hazard that would be assigned a signal word
WARNING or CAUTION.

1
Operation Area
not be used for commercial or industrial applications.
enclosed area, such as a closet.
temperature will not below 5°C or
above 32°C.
Allow at least 12-18 inches of air space on all sides of the unit.
ffect.
A
12-18 inches
12-18 inches
Above Below
Correct W
from the bucket or
NOTICE:

Safety Precautions
2

Parts Name
Power Plug
Front Side
Back Side
3
Air outlet
Castors
Control Panel
Water Bucket
Air-in grille
Cover plate
(continous drainge)
Rear case

Check Before Operation
aced.
Below are the checking steps:
1. Hold the handles on both sides of the water bucket and pull it out following the
arrow direction.
moved a little after long-time transportation. If it's not placed properly, move it
to the correct position by hand.
3. Replace the bucket as instructed in step 1.
Float
Correct Position Wrong Position
4

5
Operation Method
Basic Functions of the Buttons
7 4 3 8 2 5 6 1
1
2
indicator light
Bucket full light
indicates bucket
needs to be emptied
or it is not in the
proper place
sleeping
space
mode on
indicator
light
timer
indicator
light
lock on
indicator
light
high, mid
and low fan
indicator light
living space
mode on
indicator light
power on
indicator
light
continuous
operation
on indicator
light
basement
mode on
indicator
light
Notes:
in operation.
, please install the hose acc-
ffective button on the control panel will give out a
"beep" sound.
cator on the control panel will be on and
+/- Button
under other modes.
m
ease humidit .
nstalled.
Otherwise, unit will stop when water bucket is full.

6
Pressing this button can set fan speed circularly as: High, Medium, Low.
Corresponding indicator will be on for each fan speed.
3FAN SPEED Button
Press this button to set Timer On or Timer Off (Timing range 0.5~24h).
Timer Off:
When unit is on, press this button and the Timer Indicator will be blink while
within10h, pressing +/- button will increase/decrease the time by 0.5h;
decrease the time by 1h). When time is set, wait for 5s or press this button
to turn this function on. Timing Indicator will be on.
Timer Off:
Under the condition that this function is turned on, press this button to
cancel it. Timing Indicator will be off.
Timer On:
When unit is off, press this button and the Timer Indicator will be blink while
within 10h, pressing +/- button will increase/decrease the time by 0.5h;
decrease the time by 1h). When time is set, wait for 5s or press this button
to turn this function on. Timing Indicator will be on.
Timer On:
Under the condition that this function is turned on, press this button to
cancel it. Timing Indicator will be off.
Timing range: 0.5~24 hours.
4TIMER Button
Timer On or Timer Off, press these buttons to adjust time.
+ and - button simultaneously for 3s can
lock buttons. If this function is turned on, Button Locked Indicator will be
on and display window shows LC, which will blink for 3 times. Then ambient
humidity is displayed again. To turn off this function, hold + and - button
simultaneously for 3s and the indicator will be off.

been operating for 250 hours, Filter Cleaning Indicator will be lit up to remind
7FILTER Button
Other Instructions
1. Alarm Warning
If bucket is full or not locked into place for over 3min, buzzer will go off for 10s
to remind you to empty bucket or put it back into the correct place.
2. Auto Stop
When bucket is full, removed or notplaced correctly or thehumidity is 5%lower
than the set humidity, unit will automatically stop.
3. Memory Function
If power is lost, all of the control settings are remembered. So when power is
restored, the unit will start back up in the settings it was in when power was
lost.
4. Bucket full light
This indicates that bucket is full or removed or not placed correctly.
5. Clean the Filter On indicator light
7
When continuous dehumidification mode is selected, the corresponding con-
tinuous dehumidify indicator will be on,the dehumidifier will operate continu-
ously at its maximum dehumidification settings if attached to a hose to drain
or until the bucket is full.
6CONTINUOUS Button
Press this button to select different kinds of working mode. After each pres-
sing of this button, mode will switch among free drying, sleeping space,
living space, basement and continuous drying modes, and the corresponding
mode indicator will ON. When free drying, all mode indicators are OFF.
5MODE Button

Drainage Option
Option 1 Emptying Manually
s
8
NOTICE:

Option 2 Gravity Drain Hose
1. Hose is not provided, so user shall prepare it in advance.
[Size: The hose thread should have an outer diameter of 11/16 inches (1.0625
inches or 27.0mm), and a pitch of 11.5 TPI.]
2. Remove bucket from the unit as instructed.
3. Thread the drain hose onto the nozzle and make
sure it's securely locked.
4. Replace the bucket. Make sure the drain hose goes through the bucket's drain
the hole with a lid. Note that drain hose should not be pressed, otherwise
water can not be drained out.
When you want to take off the drain hose, prepare a receptacle to collect
water from the nozzle.
drain hose
nozzle
9
NOTICE:

10
Clean and Maintenance
WARNING:
may lead to electric shock.
.
Otherwise it will damage unit's appearance.
1. Grille and Case
To clean the case:
When there is dust on the case, use soft towel
to dust it off; When the case is very dirty(greasy),
use mild detergent to clean it.
To clean the grille:Use a dust catcher or brush.
2. Water Bucket
Every few weeks, clean the bucket to prevent growth of mold, mildew and
bacteria. Use soft brush to clean the bucket and then rinse it.
To remove:
(1) Direct the rotor shaft of handle to the hole of buckle plate. Pull the bucket
plate at the handle side by following the arrow direction. Remove the
handle. (shown in Fig.1)
(2) Press down 4 buckles around the water bucket. Lift up the drain lid.
(shown in Fig.2) Buckle
Drain Lid
Buckle
Buckle
Handle
Buckle Plate
Hole of Buckle Plate
Rotor Shaft
of Handle
Fig. 1 Fig. 2

3. Air Filter
when it has been operating for 250 hours. If it is
used in dusty places, clean the air filter more often.
lacing it.
To remove: Remove the bucket. Grasp the filter
edge, and pull it straight down and out.
Otherwise the evaporator will catch dust and
affect unit's performance.
(3) After cleaning, replace the drain lid and handle
properly. The side with foam plastic should be
beneath the drain lid. Do not remove the foam
Foam
Plastic
Float
tric hair dryer. Otherwise the air filter
may be unshaped or caught on fire.
may be destroyed
socket are in good condition.
d.
Check Before Use-season
r.
Care After Use-season
steps below in order to maintain the unit in good condition.
ved.
ent the gathering of dust.
Long-time Storage
Air Filter
11
WARNING:

Troubleshooting
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Problem Possible Causes
Problem Possible Causes Solution

Problem Possible Causes Solution
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not lit when power
is connected. inserted. loosen.
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Malfunction Codes
No. Malfunction
Name
Display
Code Unit's
Condition Possible Causes
Display
Window
1TF1
w h h m b
T T
2
T
TF2
T
T
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3 L1
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No. Malfunction
Name
Display
Code Unit's
Condition Possible Causes
Display
Window
4Freon-lacking
protection F0 The compr-
essor stops;
the fan mo-
tor keeps on
running.
5
High-tempe-
rature over
ion
H3
15

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