Kenmore 251.907Q1 User manual

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Warranty. .......-..2
Package
Contents. .........2
Safety
Instructions....... ............3
Electrical
Requirements....
.........--.....4
lnstallation ....-......4
Key
Features.... ............5
Control
Panel. ........6
Water
Disposing
Options. ......-7
Care
and
Maintenance...... ...........8
Troubleshooting. ..............9
Error
Codes/Prod
uct
Specifications..........
1
0
Wireless
Remote
Station. .......11
Receiver
Setting
Instructions.......
............12
Spanish/Espanol.. '13
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Kenmore Elite Limited WarrantY
Wheninstalled,
operated
and
maintained
according
to
all
instructions
supplied
withthe
product,
if
thisappliance
failsdue
toa defect
inmaterial
and
workmanship
within
one
year
irom thedateof purchase,call1-800-4-MY-HOME""
to arrange
forfreerepair.
lfthesealed
refrigerant
system
isdefective
within
five
years
from
thepurchase
date,
call
1-800-4-MY-
HO|VEoto
arrange
forfreerepair.
Allwarranty
coverage
applies
foronly90 days
fromthe
date
of purchase
ifthis
product
isever used
forother
thanprivate
family
purposes.
This warranty covers only defects in materialand workmanship. Searswill NOT payfor:
1.Expendabie
items
that
-can
wearout
from
normal
use,
including
but
not
limited
to
filters,
belts,
lightbulbs,
andbags.
2.
A service
technician
to instruct
the user
incorrect
productinstallation,
operation
or
maintenance.
3.
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technician
toclean
ormaintain
this
product'
4. Damage
toor
failureof
this
product
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isnot
installed,
operated
or maintained
according
toall
the
instructions
supplied
with
the
product'
5.
Damage'to
or
failure
of
this
product
resulting
fromaccident,
abuse,
misuse
oruse
for
other
than
itsintended
Purpose.
6. Damage
toor
failure
ofifris
product
caused
by
theuse
ofdetergents,
cleaners,
chemicals
orutensils
other
than
those
recommended
inall
instructions
supplied
withthe
product'
Z.
Damage
toor
failure
ofparts
orsystems
resulting
from
unauthorized
modifications
made
to
this
product.
Disclaimer
of implied
warranties;
limitation
of remedies
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andexclusive
remedy
under
this
limited
warranty
shall
be product
repair
as
providedherein.
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rncluding
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of merchantability
orfitness
fora
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orfitness,
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Kenmore
Elite
Dehumidifier
Remote
Monitoring
Station . Batteries
(2
AAA)
. Use
&Care
Guide 1Bft.
Pump
Drain
Hose

^S'
Safety
IMPORTANT
CAUTIONSFOR
USINGYOUR DEHUMIDIFIER.
Toreducetherisk
offire, electrical
shock,injuryordamagetothe
dehumidifier,these
safety
precautions
mustbe followed:
. Donot
place
the
power
cord
near
aheater.
. Do
notuseanelectrical
outletnear
flammable
orcombustible
materials
such
as
gasoline,
propane,paint
thinners,
etc.
. Donotdisassemble
ormodifydehumidifier
parts
or
components.ltmay
causeelectric
shockandfailure
. Pluginthe
power
cord
properly.
. Donot
turntheunit
onandoffby
inserting
or
pulling
outthe
power
plug.
. Do
notdamagethe
power
cordorusean
unspecified
power
cord.
. Donotmodify
power
cordlength.
. Donot
share
the
outletwithanother
appliance.
.Always
plug
into
agrounded
outlet.
Not
grounding
unitmaycause
electricalshock.
. Unplugtheunitifit
emitsstrangesounds,
odors,orsmoke.
. Donotuse
anelectricaloutletifitisloose
or
damaged.
. Donot
operateor
plug
in
unit
withwet
hands
or
in
a
wet
environment.
.Ventilate
areabeforeoperating
dehumid-
ifier.Checkfor
the
presence
of
natural
gas
orthebuildup
ofothercombustible
vaoors.
. Donotcleanthe
dehumidifierwithwater.
Watermay
entertheunitand
degradethe
insulationresulting
inan
electricalshock.
. lfwater
entersthe
product,
turnoffthe
dehumidifier's
power
switch,
thenunplug
theunit.Donot
plug
in
unit
until
ithas
been
inspected
byanauthorizedrepair
service.
. Because
thefanrotates
athighspeed
duringoperation,
alwaysunplugdehumid-
ifier
beforeattemptinganyrecommended
maintenance
orcleaning.
. Donot
blockthe
inlet
oroutlet.ltmay
cause
unitto
fail
ortooperateinefficiently.
. Donotremove
plug
from
outlet
by
pulling
onthecord.
.When
notin
use,turningthe
unit
off
will
saveenergy.
Unplugthe
dehumidifier
whennot
usingforlong
periods
oftime.
. When
removing
thefilter,
beawarethat
somemetal
parts
mayhave
sharp
edges
andmaycauseinjury.
. Donot
usethewater
collectedin
the
bucket
for
drinking
purposes.
ltis
not
sanitaryand
couldcauseillness.
. Do
notallow
childrento
play
with
this
product.
Tips
. Autoisthe
suggested
setting
for
typical
everyoay
use
. Make
surethe
dehumidifieris
thecorrect
size
for
thearea
you
wantto
dehumidify.
Itisnotdesigned
to
dehumidifythe
entire
house.
. For
proper
operation,
thedehumidifier
shouldonly
be
placed
onalevelfloor.
. Closeall
doors,windows
andother
open-
ingstotheroom.
The
dehumidifier
must
operateinanenclosedarea
tobe
effective.
. To
clean,useasoft
cloth;donot
usewax,
thinners,
orstrong
detergents
astheymay
changethecolor
oftheunitor
cause
surface
damage.
. Be
suretoreplace
thebucket
properly
afteremptyingtoprevent
waterfrom
collecting
onthefloor
causingdamage
to
sometypesofflooring.
. Donot
put
apet
or
house
plant
where
it
will
beexposed
todirect
air
flow.
This
could
injure
the
pet
or
plant.
. Operationwithout
filter
willcause
unitfailure.Insert
thefilter
securely.
Clean
iteverytwoweeks.
(See
maintenance.)

OBSERVE
ALL LOCAL
CODESAND
ORDINANCES.
DONOT,
UNDERANYCIRCUMSTANCES,
REMOVETHEPOWER
SUPPLYCORD
GROUND
PRONG.
ELECTRICAL
GROUND
IS
REQUIRED
ON
THIS
APPLIANCE.
A 115-VOLT
60H2,
ACONLY15A
FUSEDANDPROPERLY
GROUNDED
ELECTRICAL
SUPPLYISREQUIRED.
A
timedelayfuseortimedelay
circuit
breakerisrecommended.
Useadedicated
circuitserving
only
this
appliance.
RECOMMENDED
GROUNDINGMETHOD
For
yourpersonal
safety,this
appliance
must
be
grounded.
This
appliancehas
a
power
supplycordwith
a3-prong
grounded
plug.
Tominimize
possible
shockhazard,
thecordmust
be
plugged
into
a matching
grounded
electrical
outletthatcomplieswith
thelatestedition
oftheNationalElectrical
Codeand
all
local
codesand
ordinances.
lfagrounded
3-prongelectrical
outlet
is
not
available,
itisthe
personal
responsibility
and
obligationofthecustomer
to
have
one
installed
byaqualified
electrician.
3-prong
grounded
plug
Power
suiplycord Grounded
3-prong
electricaloutlet ELECTRICAL
SHOCKHAZARD
Plug
intoagrounded
3-prongoutlet.
. Donotremove
groundprong.
. Donot
useatwo-prong
adapter.
. Donot
useanextension
cord.
Failure
to
follow
theseinstructions
canresult
indeath,fire
orelectrical
shock.
A WARNING
)*
DONOT
USE
ANEXTENSION
CORD.
A WARNING
Toreducetheriskoffire,
electricshockor
injury
to
persons,
readtheimportant
SAFETYINSTRUCTIONS
foundon
page
3beforeoperatingthis
appliance.
. Install
thedehumidifierona levelfloor
strongenoughtosupportthe
unit
with
a
full
bucketofwater.
. For
best
performance,
allowatleast12-
18inchesofair
spaceonallsidesofthe
unitfor
good
aircirculation.
. Keepalloutside
doors,
windows
and
other
openingsclosed
when
operatingthe
dehumidifier.Humid
outdoorairwilladdto
theunit'sworkload.
. Leavethe
dehumidifier
in
anupright
position
for
30minutesbeforeturning
on.
AUTORESTART
Thisdehumidifierfeatures
AUTORESTART
which
will
power
themachine
backon
and
rememberthe
previous
settingsinthe
event
ofa power failure.Thisfeaturefunctions
automatically.
DEFROST
OPERATION
The
dehumidifierhas
abuilt-indefrost
controlthat
sensesfrostbuildup
onthe
evaporator
coils.
Duringdefrosting,
thecompressorwill
automaticallyturn
off;thefanwill
continue
running
todefrostthe
coils.

CHOOSING
THE
PROPER
LOCATION
Use
the
dehumidifier:
. in
the
basement
tohelp
prevent
moisture
damage.
. in
the
kitchen,
laundry
room,
bathroom'
and
spa/exercise
areas
that
have
exces-
sive
moisture.
. toprevent
moisture
damage
anywhere
books
or
valuables
are
stored'
. during
construction
orremodeling
to
reducL
drying
time
for
drywall
and
paint'
AUTOMATIC
SHUT
OFF
. When
the
bucket
is
full,
or
when
the
buck-
et
is
not
in
the
proper
position,
the
Bucket
Full
light
goeson
and
the
unit
automati-
cally
shuts
off.
.The
bucket
must
berePlaced
in
the
proper
position
for
the
dehumidifier
to
work.
The
light
will
stay
on
and
the
dehu-
midifier
will
not
run
ifthe
bucket
is
not
in
the
ProPer
Position.
.The
dehumidifier
will
shut
off
once
the
desired
humidity
setting
is
reached
plus
or
minus
5%
Relative
HumiditY
(RH)
Warning:
Changes
or
modifications
to
this
unit
not
u*pr.tJy
approved
by
the
partyresponsible
for
compliance
could
void
the
user's
authority
to
operate
the
equiPment.
NOTE:This
equipment
has
been
tested
and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
B
digital
device'
orrruunito
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules'
These
limits
are
designed
to
provide
reasonable
protection
against
harmful
interference
in
a
residential
initallation.
This
equipment
generates,
uses
and
can
radiate
radio
frequency
energy
and,
ifnot
installed
and
used
inaccordance
with
the
instructions'
may
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
communications'
However,
there
is
no
guarantee
that
interference
will
not
occur
in
a
particularinstallation'
lf
this
equipment
does
cause
harmful
interference
to
radio
or
television
reception,
which
can
be
determined
by
turning
the
equipment
off
and
on,
the
user
isencouraged
to
try
to
correct
the
interference
by
one
or
more
of
the
following
measures:
.Reorient
or
relocate
the
receiving
antenna'
.Increase
the
separation
between
the
equipment
and
receiver.
.
Connect
the
equipment
into
an
outlet
on
a
circuit
different
from
that
to
which
the
receiver
isconnected'
.
Consult
the
dealer
or
an
experienced
radio/TV
technician
for
helP.
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SIDE
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BUCKET
CONTROL
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Power
On/Off
(1)
Pressing
Power
button
once
turns
the
dehumidifier
"ON"
and
pressing
itagain
turns
the
dehumidifier
"OFF."
Setting
(2)
By
pressing
this
button,
unit
willcycle
through
each
setting
with
every
press.
Theorder
of
settings
are
Auto
- Cycle
Timer
- Delay
Start
- Humidity
- Auto
...
Auto (3)
Whenthe
unit
isturned
on
forthe
first
time,the
unit
willbegin
in
Auto
mode.
AUTO
(3)
willbe
litand
"Auto"
willbe
displayed
in
window
(7/8)
for5seconds
before
returning
tothe
ambient
temperature
and
humidity.
Inthissetting,
humidity
level
isautomatically
set
for50%
RH.
Because
lower
temperatures
usually
correlate
with
lower
humidity
levels,
theunit
willnot
run
frequenty.
Ath
ighertem
peratu
resh
igherhu
midity
is
normalso
the
unit
will
run
moreoften.
Humidity
Inthis
setting,
Humidity
allows
you
tomanually
set
the
desired
humidity
levelby
using
the
humidity
arrows
(9).Humidity
values
are
changed
in
5o/o
increments
ranging
from35%
to70%.
When
inthis
mode,
there
willnotbe
asetting
LED
lrt.
When
pressing
v arrow
key
when
the
value
is35%,
the
unit
will
operate
continuously.
Inthiscontinuous
operation,
"Cont"
willbe
displayed
inthe
window (7/8)
for5seconds
before
returning
tothe
ambient
temperature
and
humidity.
To
leavecontinuous
operation,
press
thearrow,ror
change
the
setting.
Delay
Start
(5)
Unit
canbe
programmedtoturn
onat
adesired
delay
time
by
pushing
the
timer
arrows
(6)'
Time
can
beadjusted
in
t hour
increments
rangirrg
from
1to
12hours.
Delay
time
willbe
shown
inwindow
(7/8)
and
willcount
down
to
start
time
in
t hour
increments.
Cycle
Timer
(4)
In
thissetting,
theunrt
willrun
foreither
3,6,
or
12
hours,then
shut
off
for3,6,
or
12hours.
Cycle
time
can
be
adjusted
by
pushing
the
timer
arrow
up
ordown
(6)
repeatedly
toset
operating
time
for3,
6,or
12
hours
Thecycle
timer
function
will
continue
until
you
change
the
setting
or
turn
the
unitoff.
FanSpeed
(10)
Press
FanSpeed
totoggle
between
Auto,
Low,
and
High
fanspeeds.
Speed
willbeshown
in
fanspeed
indicator
(11).When
AUTO
isselected,
theunit
will
adjust
the
fanspeed
accordingly
depending
on
the
humidity
level.
Theorder
of
fanspeed
settings
isAuto
- High
- Low
- Auto...
Bucket
Full
Indicator
(12)
When
the
collection
bucket
is
full,BUCKET
FULL
indicator
(12)
willcome
on.
Thedehumidifier
will
not
rununtil
thebucket
isemPtY.
Pump
On/Off
(1a)
PumpOn
isan
optional
setting
when
using
the
supplied
'/o"
drain
hoseto
remove
the
collected
water
inthe
bucket.
Toturn
the
pump
on/off,
press
the
Pump
Button
(14).
When
the
pump
ison,
Pump
Display
(13)will
lighton.
The
Pump
Display
(13)
willbe
off
when
the
pump
isoff.
The
pump
should
only
be
turned
on
when
there
isa%"
drain
hose
properly
connected
to
the
machine
and
the
pump
isintended
tobe
used.
lfthe
pump
button
is
pressed
whenusing
other
water
disposal
options,
E3
(Error
Message)will
show
on
display
panel,
Pump
willrun
automatically
whenever
thebucket
gets
full.
The
bucket
may
notempty
cornpletely
to
protect
the
pump,
butonce
thebucket
fillsupagain,
the
pump
will
run.
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OPTION
1,EMPTYING
MANUALLY
1.Pull
out
thebucket,
grasping
upper
and
lower
handles.
2.Carry
thebucket
by
grasping
the
inside
handle
ofthe
bucket.
3.
Afteremptying
thebucket,
replace
the
bucket
inthe
dehumidifier.
NOTE.
Dehumidifier
will
not
work
when
the
BUCKET
FULL
light
isonor
without
the
bucket
properly
placed
inthe
unit.
OPTION
2,GRAVITY
DRAIN
HOSE
(Hose
Not
Provided)
1.
Takeoff
GRAVITY
DRAIN
CAP
by
turning
thecap
counterclockwise.
(Fig.1)
2.Remove
DRAIN
CONNECTOR
from
the
bucket.
(Fig.2)
3.
Next,screw
the
DRAIN
CONNECTOR
toastandard
garden
hose
byturning
clockwise.
(Fig.3)
4.Reattach
the
DRAIN
CONNECTOR
end
of
garden
hose
to
thedehumidifier
(Fig.a)
then
check
hose
for
kinks
orobstructions.
The
position
of
the
hose
atthe
floor
drain
must
be
lowerthan
DRAIN
CONNECTOR.
5.
Keep
the
DRAIN
CAP
for
futureuse
when
emptying
bucket
manuallY.
OPTION
3,
PUMP
DRAIN
1.Remove
thePUMP
DRAINCAP
by
turn-
ingclockwise
(Reversethread).
(Fig.1)
2.
Remove
thedrain-hole
PLUGby
pulling
out
while
pressing
inonthe
coupler.
(Fig.2)
Keep
theDRAINCAP
and
PLUG
forfutureuse.
3.
Feed
the
1/4-inch
hose
provided
through
the
hole
inthe
DRAINCAP.
(Fig.3)
4.Insertthe
end
ofhose
intothe
drain
hole
(Fig.4),thenscrew
DRAINCAP
back
onto
theunit.
Placetheother
end
of
the
hosein
thelocation
you
want
the
water
to
go:
toa
floordrain,
awatercontainer,
or
through
abasement
windowto
the
outdoors.
(Pump
can
lift
waterup
to
15
feetabove
the
unit.)
Check
hose
forkinks
orother
obstruction.
F,tr,
-.
LFig.1
.*r.I'
.'- - -. '}i.r\, '-
,n "/
Fig.3
I'n
|/\L.-
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Fig.4
5.
Inthe
unlikely
event
the
hosecomes
loose
during
pump
oPeration
due
to
vibration,
re-attach
hoseto
continue
automatic
pump
removalof
water.
-t r,
t* CAUTION:
Always
allow
anair
gap
between
the
endof
thedrain
hose
and
where
the
hose
willdrain
into.
lftheend
of
thehose
becomes
submerged
in
water,abackflow
of
water
mayoccur
tntothe
machine.
Fig.2
Fig.1
Fig.3 Fig.4

[*o*NrNG
. Disconnect
powersupply
cord
from
receptacle
before
Performing
anY
maintenance.
CLEANING
THE
EXTERIOR
Clean
the
exterior
using
asoft
brush
or
dry
towel.
But
do
not
spray
water
directly
on
the
exterior.
CLEANING
THE
BUCKET
Pull
the
bucket
out.
Lift
off
bucket
cover'
(Fig.1)
Clean
the
inside
of
bucket
every
week
using
mild
detergent
inorder
to
block
buildup
of
mold
and
bacteria.
(Fig.2)
After
cleaning,
replace
the
bucket
cover
and
slide
the
bucket
into
the
unit'
(Fig'3)
Check
the
float
switch
tomake
sure
it
is
not
obstructed.
Proper
positionof
the
bucket
and
the
float
switch
is
required
for
the
dehumidifier
to
turn
on.
CLEANING
SIDE
GRILLS
AND
AIR
FILTERS
1.
Snap
open
the
bottom
tab
of
filter
located
below
the
of
side
grill'
(Fig'1)
Grills
are
located
on
both
sides
of
unit'
2.
Pull
the
filter
down
and
away
from
unit
until
it
is
all
the
waY
out.
(Fig'2)
Note:
The
filter
is
extremely
flexible'
This
action
will
not
damage
the
filter.
3.
Wash
with
mild
detergent.
Rinse
thoroughly'
Air
dry
away
from
direct
sunlight'
4.Using
both
hands,
insert
the
top
edge
of
the
filter
into
the
slot
below
the
side
grill
and
slide
into
place.
(Fig.3)
Snap
the
bottom
tab
into
the
closed
position'
5.
SIDE
GRILLS
can
be
cleaned
using
avacuum
cleaner
or
asoft
brush
to
remove
dust.
CHECK
YOUR
FILTERS
PERIODICALLY
TO
INSURE
PROPER
oPERATION.
(Fig.a)
Fig.2
Fig.a
il
Float
Switch
Fig.2
Fig.'1
Fig.3

Before
calling
for
service,
try
the
suggestions
below
to
see
whether
you
can
solve
your
problem
without
outside
helP.
PROBLEMS CHECK
POINT SOLUTIONS
Dehumidifier
does
not
work
whenpressing
thePOWER
ON
button.
lsthe
power
cord
Plugged
into
a
grounded3-Prong
outlet?
ls
BUCKET
FULL
light
on?
Does
BUCKET
FULL
light
appear
after
emPtYing
the
water
bucket?
Plug
the
powercord
securelY
into
a
grounded3-Prong
outlet.
Empty
the
water
bucket
and
re-install.
Check
the
float
switch
tomake
sure
itis
free
and
not
obstructed.
Dehumidifier
is
operating,
but
the
dehumidification
function
does
not
work.
lsthe
compressor
runnlng
as
well
as
the
fan?
lsthere
frost
on
the
coils?
The
unit
may
be
in
thedefrost
mode.
The
fan
isrunning
but
not
the
compressor.
The
unit
will
return
to
dehumidification
automatically.
Loud
noise
and/
orvibration
during
operation.
lsthe
unit
on
alevel
surface? Move
the
unit
to
alevel
surface.
Sounds. Sounds
like
flowing
water
during
and
after
oPeration.
Itmakes
apinging
sound.
This
isthe
normal
sound
of
the
refrigerant
flowing
through
the
coils.
Normal
sound
of
exPansion
and
contraction
caused
by
temperature
changes.
Dehumidification
function
isinefficient Are
the
filters
and
grills
dirtY?
lsindoor
temPerature
under
65'F?
Clean
the
SIDE
GRILL
and
AIR
FILTER.
Although
the
unit
will
dehumidify
at
temperatures
below
65
degrees,
there
isapotential
forfrost
todevelop
which
may
inhibit
the
unit's
efficiency
Unit
isdischarging
warmair. Normal:
Compressor
and
electric
motor
discharge
nominal
heat.
Waterdoes notdrain
through
hose. Check
the
DRAIN
CONNEC-
TOR.lsitinstalled
correctlY?
Check
the
drain
hose
for
kinks
orobstructions.
ls
PUMP
light
on?
Re-install
drain
hose
according
to
this
manual.
Flatten
thehose
or remove
block-
age.
Turn
onthepumP.
Waterdoes notdrain
through
gardenhose. Check
theDRAIN
CON-
NECTOR
making
sure
it
is
installed
securelY.
Check
the
gardenhose
for
tangles
or
folds.
Re-install
itaccording
tothis
manual.
Flatten
the
hose
or
remove
block-
age.
Water
does
not
drain
through
pump
drain
hose.
Check
theconnecting
hose
for
tangles
or
folds.
Does
pump
disPlaY
light
appear?
Re-install
drain
hose
according
to
this
manual.
Flatten
thehose
orremove
blockage.
Turn
onthepumP.

Error
Code Error
Type Possible
Causes Corrective
Actions
EO Temperature
Sensor 1.Sudden
change
inthe
surrounding
temperature.
2.
Faulty
sensor.
Unpluq
thedehumidifier.
Cnbcfthe
surrounding
area
for
possible
reasons
forsudden
temperature
changes.
Wait
30
minutes
before
plugging
the
dehumidifier
back
inand
resuming
normal
operation.
lf'the
"Error"
isstill
indicated,
please
contact
your
nearest
service
center'
1
2
E1 Defrost
Sensor
E2 Humidity
Sensor
E3 Pump
Drain 1.lmproper
bucket
installation.
Blockage
to
drain
hose
svstem.
B'ack
flow
of
water
through
pump
drain
hose.
lmproper
pump
drain
hose
installation.
Faulty
drain
pump"
6
1.Unplug
the
dehumidifier.
2.
Remove
the
bucket.
3.
Check
to
make
sure
that
there
isnothing
blocking
the
connection
at
thebase
of
the
oump
or
the
bucket.
4.
iRein'stall
thebucket,
taking
care
that
it
is
installed
proPerlY.
5.Check
to'nrdke
iure
that
the
pump
drain
hose
is
not
crimPed
or
blocked'
6.
Always
allow
an'air
gap
between
the
end
of
the
drain
hose
and
where
the
hose
willdrain
into.
lf
theend
ofthe
hose
becomes
submerged
irr
water,
abackflow
of
water
may
occur
into
the
machine.
17.
Remove
and
reinstall
the
pump
drain
hose,
I tat<ing
care
that
the
pump
drain
hose
is
I installed
properlv.
lg.ptuq
the
ilehumidlfier
in
and
restart
I
g.
tf
tn"e
"E3"
error
isstill
indicated,
please
I contact
your
nearest
service
cenlel-
Classification Spec Remark
Model 251.90701
Power
SupPlY AC115V/60(Hz)
Moisture
Removal 70
Pint(33.1
liters) 24-Haur
Period
Control
Type Electronic
Refriqerant R410A/1
1.29
oz.
(3209)
Humidity
Display Humidity
Setting:
35"/o-7
0%
Display
Range:
20%-90% 5%
lncrements
1%
Increments.
Current
HumiditY.
Temperature
Display Display
Range:
Lo,
36-99"F,
Hi 1' FIncrements.
Current
TemP.
Display
Range:
Lo,
2-37'C,
Hi 1"C lncrements.
Current
TemP.
Timed
Shut-off Setting
Range:
ltlr-12Hr 1Hour
Increments
Fan
Motor
Speed 2Speeds High/Low _
400x650x346mm
Dimensions 15.74x25.59x13.6
in
Net
Weight 49lbs.
(22.3K9)
Operating
TemP 36'F-99"F
Drain
Pump 12V
DC
Pump
Drain
Hose .25
inx 18
ft.
(6.35x5,486mm)
Remote
Monitor 2AAAbatteries Part#J9000003140
10

%\
The
remotemonitoringstation
isareceiver
with
areceiving
range
ofonly330
feetin
openair
withnoobstructions.
Actual
receiving
rangewill
vary
depending
on
whatisin
the
path
ofthe
signaltransmitted
fromthe
dehumidifier
unit.
Eachobstruction
(roof,
walls,
floors,ceilings,
thicktrees,etc.)will
effectivelycut
signalrange
inhalf.
Example:Thewireless
remote
monitorwith
a330-foot
range
ismountedonan
interior
wallorplaced onacountefiop
so
thesignal
fromthedehumidifier
hasto
pass
throughone
basement
wall,across
the10-foot
widthofthe
roomthrough
the
room's
other
walland
then
throughthe
floortothe
roomupstairs
where
thereceiver
islocated,
Thefirstwall
willreduce
therangeto
165bet,andthe
second
wall
willreducethe
rangeto87
feet.
Factoring
inthe1O-foot
room,thisleaves
amaximumof
77feetof
remainingsignal
range.Passing
upthrough
thefloor
hasnow
reduced
theeffective
rangeto38
feet.
Typically
this
allowanceisenough
formost
frame-constructed
homes;however
cerlain
materials
canreduce
rangeeven
further.
Metalsiding,
stucco,and
sometypes
of
glass
can
reducesignal
rangebyas
much
as75o/o
compared
tothe50%
reduction
typical
ofmostobstructions.
ltis
possible
toreceive
asignalthrough
these
materials;
however
maximum
rangewillbe
muchless,
due
totheir
tendency
to
absorb
or
reflect
amuch
larger
portion
of
thedehumidifier's
signal.
NOTE:
Youmayhaveto
movethe
monitor
closer
tothe
mainunitifitis
notreceivinga
proper
signal
followingset-up
procedures.
Setup
Guide
lnsert
thebatteries
inthe
monitor.After
thebatteries
are
inserted,the
Monitoring
Station
willstart
receivingsignal
datafrom
the
dehumidifier:
temperature,
humidity,
etc.
should
bedisplayed
onthe
monitor'sscreen.
lf
this
doesn't
happenafter
2minutes,check
thedehumidifier
tomakesure
itisoperating
properly.
Removethe
batteries
fromthe
monitor,
waita minute,then
replace.
Batteries
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$ LowBattery
$ SoundAlert
Q rime
of
Day
$ ranon
$ Bucket
Full
$ Rumpon
u) lemperature
$ Humidity
Q waltHanger
$ setautton
$ wtinus
$ etus
$ SoundOn/Off
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TEMPERATURE HI]MD
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SENSOR
ICON
(1)
(s)flashes,
indicating
signal
is
being
received
from
the
main
unit'
lf
no
signal
is
being
received,
the
icon
(X)
appear.
The
temperature
(B)and
humidity
(9)
reading
will
show
00
00'
LOW
BATTERS
POWER
INDIGATOR
(2)
willflash
when
battery
is
low.
:- -.1 .z
-!--
/l\
SOUND
ON/OFF
(3)Alert
will
sound
when
there
is
areceiving
error
and/or
when
BUCKET
FULL
(6)
is
activated.
The
sound
alert
isoptional
and
may
be
turned
off
using
swlTcH (14).
FAN
ON
INDICATOR
(5)rotates
when
the
fan
ison.
BUCKET
FULL
(6)
icon
flashes
when
the
bucket
is
full.
Asound
alert
isalso
an
option
(SeeSound
On/Off.)
PUMP
ON
(7)
icon
flashes
when
PumP
feature
has
been
pre-selected
on
the
main
unit
and
the
PumP
is
oPerating.
TEMPERATURE
(8)
disPlaY
shows
the
current
temperature
near
{}rq
rnailrlnit
SETTING
PREFERENCES
Press
SET
(11)once
to
enter
the
"Setting
Mode."
Press
SET
(11)
and
hold
down
for
3seconds
to
check
yourReceiver
version'
SET
HOUR
OF
DAY
(4)Press
SET
(11)a
second
time.
Hour
will
begin
flashing.
Then
press
+(13)or
- (12)
O C to
set
the
hour
1-12
AM
or
1-12PM.
SET
MINUTES
(4)
Press
SET
(11)a
third
time.
Minutes
will
begin
flashing'
UseOC to
set
the
minutes
00-59'
24-HOUR
CLOCK
(4)
Press
SET
(11)a
fourth
time.
Use
OC to
toggle
between
12Hl24H
clock.
FARENHEIT
OR
CELSIUS
(8)Press
SET
(11)a
fifth
time.
Use
OC to
toggle
between
"C/"F
EXIT
SETTING
MODE
bY
Pressing
SET
(11)a
sixth
time.
HUMIDITY
(9)
display
shows
the
current
humidity
level
near
the
main
unit
when
re-
ceiver
and
main
unit
are
operating
properly'
HANGER
HOLE
(10)for
oPtional
wall
:'not'lting
12