Sharp DW-209EX User manual

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DW-209EX
Thank you very much for purchasing this SHARP de-
humidifier.
Please read this manual carefully to ensure safe, ef-
fective use of your dehumidifier.
Please read carefully through “Precautions” before
commencing to use this product.
Please keep this manual within easy reach so that
you can refer to it at any time you need.
*This dehumidifier complies with the ’96 Chlorofluo-
rocarbons Control Act, using the chlorofluorocarbon
HFC-134a which has an ozone-depletion factor of
zero.
●Rapid DRY CLOTHES function: Inverter ca-
pable of blowing a great volume of airflow
●Choosing airflow direction freely: By a multi-
flowing louver
●Sufficient capacity (20L /day) : By high-power
dehumidifier
●Separating operation based on purpose for
use: By a right-left-detached control panel
●Large crystal monitor allows you to check
for temperature, humidity and level of room
comfort
●Easily know conditions through a mold warn-
ing indicator
●A large tank capacity (about 6.4L)
●Pre-installed CLEAN AIR function
●Casters allow carrying convenience of your
unit
This product is for household use only.
DEHUMIDIFIER
OPERATION MANUAL
MODEL
Preface
OperationOthers
Features
CONTENTS Page
●Precautions ............................................ 2
●Proper Uses ............................................. 6
●Preparations Before Using..................... 7
●Part Names and Functions..................... 8
●Operation Procedure ............................ 10
●Dry clothes operation
●Dehumidifying operation
●Changing the Operation Mode............. 12
●Dry clothes operation
●Dehumid settings operation
●How to see indication
●Airflow direction is switched
●How to Operate the Timer .................... 14
●Defrosting .............................................. 15
●Emptying the Water Tank ..................... 16
●Continuous Drainage............................ 17
●Move (by using caster) ...................................... 17
●Maintenance .......................................... 18
●General Reference ................................ 20
●Specifications........................................ 21
●Supplied Accessories
●Optional Accessories ........................... 21
●Before Calling for Service .................... 24
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Precautions
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Warning
Precautions
Caution symbols Certain symbols are used throughout this manual and on the product to alert you for
important points relating to safe and effective use of this product. These symbols, which
are classified according to the seriousness of the risk involved, are explained below.
Please read this section carefully.
Warning Failure to follow this instruction may result in death or
serious injury.
Cautions Failure to follow this instruction may result in injury or
damage to property.
Should the supply cord be damaged, it must be replaced
by a service center approved by Sharp as special tools
are required.
Do not stick your fingers or any foreign objects into the
air outlet or intake.
Otherwise the rotating internal fan may be damaged or cause
injury to your fingers.
Do not operate the unit at voltages other than the rated
voltage of 220V.
Using this product at any other voltage may result in electric
shock or fire.
Do not connect this product using joined electric cords
or extension cords, or sharing a power socket with other
electrical appliances.
Otherwise there is a risk of electric shock, heat or fire.
Do not modify or cause damage to the power cord in any way.
Otherwise electric shock or fire may result. Note that heat,
nipping, pulling or placing heavy objects on it may damage
the cord.
Do not try to take out the plug by pulling the power cord
in order to stop operation.
Otherwise electric shock or fire may result.
Do not place the unit near any heat sources.
Otherwise resin material in the product may melt and catch
fire.
Make sure that the power plug is not covered with dust
before inserting the plug into the power socket.
If there is any dust or the connection is not secure, electric
shock or fire may result.
During operation

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Cautions
Do not operate the unit in a closet or in a narrow, con-
fined space between furniture.
Insufficient ventilation can result in overheating or combustion.
Do not install the unit in locations exposed to splashing
water.
Otherwise electric shock, short circuits or fire may result.
Do not install this unit in locations where there is any
risk of exposure to leaking oil or combustible gas.
Leaking oil or gas near the the unit may cause fire.
Do not place any vessels containing water, e.g. a vase,
on the unit.
Water spilled on the unit may impair electrical insulation, re-
sulting in electric shock, short circuits or fire.
This product is for indoor use only. Do not install in lo-
cations exposed to direct sunlight or without shelter.
Otherwise this may lead to overheating, electric shock, short
circuits or fire.
Do not use this unit for storage of any items that require
strict temperature control, such as art works or academic
materials.
Otherwise the quality of these items may actually deteriorate.
EXTRA CAUTION needed.
Actions that should be strictly avoided.
Actions that must be taken.
Meaning of the symbols
●Take care to read through the precautions before commencing to use this product.
Keep this manual within easy reach so that you can refer to it at any time.
Do not
place the
open end of
the drain
hose in
water.
Lay the hose
with a down-
ward slope.
If a drain hose is used, take care that the temperature around the hose does not fall
below 0°C.
Otherwise, water in the hose may freeze causing undrained water to leak from the unit and
make household furniture or appliances wet.
10 cm min.
Make sure to operate this product only on level, stable surfaces.
An uneven surface may cause stored water to spill and to make household furniture or appli-
ances wet, or to cause electric shock, short circuits or fire.
When water is to be drained continuously, take care that the hose is not bent and that
the hose outlet is positioned below the unit.
Otherwise drained water may spill and make household appliances or furniture wet.
During installation
Do not
bend the
drain hose.

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Precautions
Cautions
Do not place a combustion device (e.g. stove) near the air outlet of the dehumidifier.
Otherwise incomplete combustion may result.
Take care to hold the plug firmly when unplugging the unit.
Pulling the cord may cause the wire inside to break, resulting in overheating.
Before cleaning the unit, first turn it off using the operation
key and unplug the power cord.
Otherwise the internal fan that operates when the unit is on may
cause injury.
Before moving the unit make sure that the power is turned
off and that the tank is emptied.
Otherwise spilled water may wet household appliances resulting
in electric shock, short circuits or fire.
When moving the unit, drain water first from the tank. Move
its caster by grasping the carrying handle firmly so that the
dehumidifier may not be inclined.
Otherwise this can cause injuries or damage to the floor.
If the unit is continuously being used for a long period of
time, make sure to inspect it regularly.
Otherwise overheating or electrical short circuits may result.
Whenever the unit is to be left unused for a long period, make
sure to unplug the unit for safety.
Otherwise, electric shock or fire may result.
Do not obstruct the air outlet or
air intake with clothing or any
other materials.
Otherwise, air flow will be obstruc-
ted, resulting in overheating or fire.
Make sure that the airflow louver
lever is opened whenever the unit
is operating.
The airflow louver lever can also be
used as cover to protect the unit
from dirt and dust when not being
used.
When the unit is in operation, the
louver can change airflow from
diagonally-front, upward, diagonally-
backward and backward directions.
Keep 50cm
min.
Precautions
Do not stand or sit on the unit.
Otherwise personal injury or damage to the unit may
result if you fall down or if the unit falls down.
Do not wash the unit directly with water.
Otherwise electric shock may result.
5cm min.
Keep 20
cm min.
During operation
Keep 20
cm min.

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Warning
●Do not operate this product with the power cord still wound
onto the cord clamps.
Otherwise, overheating or fire may result.
●When the unit stops operating and the liquid crystal indicator shows a blinking “High-temperature”
mark: Check whether you use it in a situation or a place as follows. It does not indicate a breakdown.
When the compression machine (part of the refrigerating cycle) reaches an abnormal high tempera-
ture, the unit stops automatically for safety. During such circumstances, it is necessary to relocate
the unit, and to re-start operation again by pushing the Power Switch after a time interval (about 40
minutes). If the “High-temperature” indicator continues to blink, consult the shop where you pur-
chased the unit or an authorized dealer.
Do not modify the unit. This unit should not be disas-
sembled or repaired by persons other than a qualified
technician.
Otherwise fire, electric shock or injury may result.
If repair is required, please consult the SHARP Service
Center.
Otherwise fire, electric shock or injury may result.
When any abnormality (e.g. a burning smell) is noticed,
turn the power off, unplug the unit and consult the SHARP
Service Center.
If the unit continues to be operated despite signs of abnormal-
ity, a breakdown, electric shock or fire may result.
Cautions for use
●Check whether the DRY CLOTHES operation is set at “GENTLE” or if the dehumidifying operation is at “LOW”, or if
the temperature of the airflow louver of the unit is at 35°C.
●Check whether the air outlet or intake of the unit is obstructed with clothes etc.
●Check whether the unit is operated in a location with inadequate ventilation such as a closet or a narrow space
between furniture.
●Check whether the unit is operated in an improper place under direct sunshine, near heating sources or air outlet of hot
wind emerging from air conditioners or oil fan heaters.
●Check whether the unit is operated in an area of 3.3 square meter or less.
Please consult the SHARP service
center for repair if needed.
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
DRY
CLEAN AIR
Blinking
●When set to the CONTINUOUS DRY or DRY CLOTHES settings, the unit operates continuously re-
gardless of the ambient temperature or humidity. Since this may cause the room to be very warm
and dry, do not operate the unit in either of these modes for an extended period of time when people
are present in the room.

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Proper Uses
Proper Uses For maximum operation efficiency, please
minimize opening and closing of windows and
doors in the room where the unit is located.
Dry clothes operation
Fast
Dehumid
Auto dry
When you want to
keep the humidity
of your living
room fresh
*Also in rooms with
musical instruments
(piano) which are
easily damaged by
moisture.
When you are in a hurry to dry large
quantities of clothes.
A strong air would normally blow in the direction set
in accordance with the mechanism of the fan. To has-
ten clothes drying, put them at the right side of the
unit and dry them by adjusting the direction of the
airflow louver lever so that the air will blow in that
direction.
When some clothes are not sufficiently dry, you can
dry them effectively by moving them so they can be
blown under strong air.
The air normally
blows in the
right direction.
Standard
To dry clothes under
normal situation
Gentle
To dry lingerie gently
and quietly
Open the sliding
door and operate
the unit in front of it
Room dry
Dehumidifying mats
or carpets
Dehumidifying clothes in a
closet or a chest of drawers
Preventing mold
formation
Locations with excessive
moisture levels, such as a
bathroom-dressing area and
a kitchen.
Continuous dry
Preventing dew con-
densation on ceilings,
walls or windows
Air cleaning
Removing cigarette
smoke, pollen or
dust and protecting
the room from be-
coming moldy.

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Preparations Before Using
Preparations Before Using
1
2
1
2
3
4
5
Lift the handle.
Lift up the handle at the back of the unit, then take
out the front filter.
Effective uses
Dry bedding
It is efficient to dry the bedding etc.
Remove the filter clamp.
You can remove the
filter by pushing its
clamp.
Remove the attached filter from
the plastic bag and attach it to
the front filter.
Filter clamp
Front filter
Front filter
Air purifying filter
(black-screen
side)
1
1
2
2
Handle
Filter clamp
Front filter
Pawl-receiving
part (2 places)
Pawl
Living room or kitchen
Dehumidify while you rest.
While you are away
Set timer before you leave.
Come home and experience the pleas-
ant surroundings.
Install the filter clamp.
Return the handle to its original
position after installing the filter
in the unit.
Pawl
Installing the filter

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Tank lid
The numbers following the symbol indicate the main reference pages for more detailed information.
Rear view
Plug
Power
cord
Caster
(17)
Front filter
Air intake
Filter clamp ( 7, 18)
Airflow louver lever
Airflow louver (13)
Changes airflow outlet in 4-directions according to
usage.
Continuous drainage hole (17)
Used for draining water continuously
(7, 18)
This removes
large dust par-
ticles passing
into the air
intake.
Air purifying filter
(7, 18, 19, Option 21)
Rear air outlet
Cord clamp (19)
Hanging power supply cord together.
Band (19)
(Do not operate the unit with banding the cord.)
Float
Tank handle
Water tank (16)
Where the dehumidified
water is stored. When the
water tank reaches the
maximum line, operation
stops automatically.
Part Names and Functions
Part Names and Functions
Front view
FULL tank line
When water reaches this FULL line, operation stops automatically.
Handle
Lift when you move.
FULL tank lamp (16)
When the water level reaches this FULL line, the lamp blinks in green.
Mold multiplication indicator
This serves as a dehumidifying reminder when it turns red in room tem-
perature of about 20°C or more and the humidity of about 70% or more.

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FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
FAN SPEED
DEHUMID
SETTINGS
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS
ON / OFFHIGH LOW
(Operation Procedure 10)
(The liquid-crystal indicator shows all indications for
explanation.)
Dehumidification mode
AUTO DRY
Controls humidity automatically between 55 and
60%.
ROOM DRY
Controls humidity automatically at about 50%.
CONTINUOUS DRY
Continuous dehumidifying operation by control-
ling the volume of airflow at “medium”when
room temperature is 15°C or more and at “turbo
(HIGH)”when 15°C or less.
CLEAN AIR
CLEAN AIR function is operated independently.
DEHUMID SETTINGS
button ( 11, 12)
Switches to dehumidifying operation
mode
Fan speed/HIGH
indicator
Fan speed/HIGH, ON/OFF
button
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS button
(10, 12)
Switches to DRY CLOTHES mode.
Temperature/humidity in-
dicator
Indicates room temperature and humidity
(around the unit).
Comfort indicator ( 13)
Indicates comfort levels in a room.
Airflow volume indicator
Indicates airflow volume.
DRY CLOTHES mode
FAST
CONTINUOUS DRY operation, putting the
airflow volume at HIGH.
STANDARD
CONTINUOUS DRY operation, putting the
airflow volume at MEDIUM.
GENTLE
CONTINUOUS DRY operation, putting the
airflow volume at LOW.
TIMER indicator
The volume of airflow can be
switched only when operating in the
dehumidifying mode.
Defrosting indicator ( 15)
Indicates “Defrosting”.
ON/OFF TIMER
indicator ( 14,15)
“ON”indicates the time interval un-
til operation starts, and “OFF”in-
dicates the time interval until op-
eration stops.
High-temperature
indicator ( 5)
When the temperature inside the
unit reaches an abnormally high
temperature, operation stops for
safety and the indicator blinks.
Control panel
Timer setting
button (14,15)
Sets the time to start or stop op-
eration and can be set between
1 to 9 hours.
AUTO→HIGH
Fan speed/LOW
indicator
Fan speed/LOW, ON/OFF
butto
n
AUTO→LOW
Full tank indicator
Operation indicator
(10, 11)
The indicator lights when the
unit is in operation.
The indicator blinks under timer-
input setting and lights after set
up is completed.
Power ON/OFF
button
(10, 11)
Controlling operation of the unit
by ON/OFF.

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FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS
ON / OFF
Lighting
Pip
3
2
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
Blinking
Humidity indicator blinks up and down.
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
Operation Procedure
Operation Procedure
Operation cannot be
started unless the water
tank is installed.
*When the drying clothes process is in operation, you cannot use “Fan speed/HIGH, ON/OFF”and “Fan
speed/LOW, ON/OFF”button.
Dry clothes operation
Stop
Press the Power ON/OFF button again.
Operation indicator will be turned off and the operation stops.
The crystal monitor will continue to show the comfort levels,
temperature and humidity of the room even if operation stops.
Set the airflow direction of the louver.
Set the optimum direction of airflow based on the individual usage and purposes.
(13)
*If you press operation key again after the operation has stopped, the operation will start from the last operation
mode.
Press DRY CLOTHES SETTINGS
button and select operation
mode.
Operation mode is sequentially switched.
( 12)
Insert the plug into the power socket
(220V).
●The current humidity will not be displayed accurately
for around one minute when the unit is plugged in.
This is because the humidity sensor is checking the
humidity.
●If the “full tank indicator”blinks, empty the water tank
and reinstall the tank properly.
Press the Power ON/OFF button.
Operation indicator lights, and “STANDARD”operation
starts.
(Example of indication) Operating state in STANDARD mode DRY CLOTHES
mode
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS but-
ton
Power ON/
OFF button
1
2
3
4
STANDARD
GENTLE
FAST
Select when you want to dry
clothes under normal situation.
When you want to dry lingerie
gently and quietly.
When you are in a hurry to dry
large quantities of clothes.
STANDARD
GENTLE
FAST

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AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
FAN SPEED
DEHUMID
SETTINGS
ON / OFFHIGH LOW
244
Pip
Or
Lighting
3
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
Dehumidifying operation
Stop
Fan speed/LOW, ON/
OFF button
DEHUMID SETTINGS button
Insert the power plug into the power socket (220V).
(same as DRY CLOTHES operation)
(Example of indication) Operating state of a little high humidity in AUTO DRY mode
Fan speed/LOW, ON/OFF
button
Power ON/
OFF button
1
2
3
4
5
Press the Power ON/OFF button.
Operation indicator lights, and “STANDARD”operation of
drying clothes starts. Press the DEHUMID SETTINGS
button.
When you press the operation button while insert-
ing plug into outlet, or press it during a power failure,
the unit is set to start operation in the “STANDARD”
mode of clothes-drying process.
Setting the direction of airflow from the blowout louver.
Set the optimum direction of the blowout based on the individual usage and purpose. ( 13)
Press the Power ON/OFF button.
Operation indicator will be turned off and the operation stops.
The crystal monitor will continue to show the comfort levels,
temperature and humidity of the room even if operation stops.
*If you press operation key again after the operation has stopped, the operation will start from the last operation
mode.
HIGH LOW
When you need to dehumidify rapidly
The indicator lights, and the volume of airflow
changes from AUTO to the HIGH operation.
When you want to dehumidify moderately.
The indicator lights, and the volume of airflow
changes from AUTO to the LOW operation.
Pressing it again will return to the AUTO operation mode.
Press “Fan speed/HIGH, ON/OFF”or “Fan speed/LOW, ON/OFF”button .
Normally, the unit will operate automatically with the volume of airflow according to each operation mode. In
case of the following condition, however, press “HIGH”or “LOW”button.
Press the DEHUMID SETTINGS button
and select operation mode.
The operation mode is sequentially switched. ( 12)
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS DRY
CLEAN AIR

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Changing the Operation Mode
Dry clothes operation
(Example of indication) When DRY CLOTHES SETTING is operated.
STANDARD This continuously operates at STANDARD “MEDIUM”air volume.
GENTLE Select this to dry lingerie gently and quietly. This continuously operates at “LOW”air volume.
FAST Select this when you are in a hurry to dry large quantities of clothes.
This continuously operates at “HIGH”air volume.
Dehumid settings
operation
(Example of indication) When DEHUMID SETTINGS operation is carried out.
AUTO DRY Use the following conditions under a normal dehumidifying operation.
Humidity in the room is adjusted by the temperature moisture sensor.
It will be automatically controlled at a humidity of about 60% at temperature of
27°C or less and at about 55% at 28°C or more. However, dehumidifying opera-
tion occasionally vary depending upon the structure or size of the room.
ROOM DRY Humidity (around the unit) in the room can be automatically controlled to about
50% by the temperature-and-moisture sensor.
*Humidity may not fall to less than 50%, depending upon operating conditions
(outside temperature, room size).
CONTINUOUS DEHUMID operation is continuously carried out by controlling the volume
DRY of airflow: “MEDIUM”at temperature of about 15°C or more and “HIGH”at about
15°C or less.
CLEAN AIR Select this when you want to use the unit as a CLEAN AIR device.
Only ventilation operation is available.
*The CLEAN AIR function can automatically work in each mode of operation.
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS but-
ton
Power ON/OFF
button
DEHUMID
SETTINGS
button
Power ON/
OFF button
It will be changed in the following order whenever press-
ing the DEHUMID SETTINGS button. It starts at the AUTO
DRY operation.
*During defrosting, no other operation mode can be selected. If you select a new operation mode during defrosting,
the mode will switch automatically after completion of defrosting.
It will be changed in the following order whenever
pressing the DRY CLOTHES SETTINGS button. It
begins in the STANDARD operation.
Changing the Operation Mode
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS
ON / OFF
1
Pip
2
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
FAN SPEED
DEHUMID
SETTINGS
ON / OFFHIGH LOW
2
1
Pip

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How to see
indication
Dehumidifiers do not have an air-conditioning function to adjust temperature.
If room temperature is too high or too low, the comfort level indicator will
not indicate the proper comfort levels.
Indication of “standby”, “AUTO
DRY operation”, “CONTINUOUS
DRY”, “CLEAN AIR operation”
It measures comfort levels based on
humidity and temperature of the room.
When it is comfortable
When temperature and
humidity are comfortable
Indication of “DRY CLOTHES”operation
When it is a little com-
fortable
When temperature is too
high or too low
When it is a little un-
comfortable
When humidity is a little
high
When it is uncomfort-
able
When humidity is high
Airflow direction can be changed by
switching the lever of the louver.
Airflow direction is switched
STANDARD mode
Indication of “ROOM DRY in opera-
tion”
When humidity is high
When humidity is a
little high
FAST mode GENTLE mode
Airflow can be changed to upper or lower
direction when drying clothes
When using with a stand-type rack for drying clothes
Airflow louver Airflow is in di-
agonally back-
ward direction
when drying
clothes
Airflow is
in back-
ward
direction
Stand-type rack for drying clothes
Airflow is in the diagonally
front direction
The entire room is dehumidified.
Airflow is in the backward
direction
When a closet or shoe cabinet
is dehumidified.
Do not operate a clothes-drying
process at “GENTLE”or dehu-
midifying function with “fan
speed/LOW”.
Airflow is in the upward di-
rection
When you are in a hurry to dry a
small quantity of clothes.
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*Comfort levels will not be indicated in the DRY CLOTHES
mode and the ROOM DRY mode.
When humidity is low

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Press Power ON/OFF button.
●The operation indicator will stop blinking when the Power ON/OFF button is pressed, and the ON TIMER
operation will be enabled or set. “ON”on the liquid-crystal indicator shifts from blinking into lighting.
●The TIMER indicator figure will decrease sequentially by “1”following each 1 hour lapse after the
TIMER was set.
(Example) shifts to 8 hours after 9 hours.
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
FAN SPEED
DEHUMID
SETTINGS
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS
ON / OFFHIGH LOW
2
Pip
Lighting→Blinking
31
2
Pip
Lighting
How to Operate the Timer
How to Operate the Timer
To set on timer(it can be set only when the unit is shut down.)
(Example of indication) Standard operation of clothes drying mode
Display of ON TIMER after 5 hours DRY CLOTHES SETTINGS
button
DEHUMID SETTINGS button
(Example of indication): indicating
state of ON TIMER operation re-
lease
How to cancel ON TIMER operation
Press the power ON/OFF button.
Operation indicator, “TIMER”, “ON after hours”on the liquid-crystal
part, and “mark”on operation mode indicator are all turned off. Then
ON TIMER operation is released.
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If you set ON TIMER operation as “after 5 hours,”The operation starts after 5 hours.
●Dispose of water in the tank, since the ON TIMER operation cannot be set when the
Full tank lamp or Full tank indicator is on.
●It is possible to shift from “DEHUMID SETTINGS”or “DRY CLOTHES”operation
mode after the ON TIMER operation is set. Change it by pressing either of the button.
●You cannot change the starting time of operation after the ON TIMER operation has
been set. To reset, you need to cancel ON TIMER operation.
Example
Attention
2
Press DEHUMID SETTINGS button or DRY CLOTHES SETTINGS button.
●Press DEHUMID SETTINGS button when you select DEHUMID operation mode other than “AUTO DRY”.
(The AUTO DRY is indicated as “mark”on the operation mode.)
●In case of DEHUMID operation mode, it is possible to operate by “Fan speed/LOW, ON/OFF”or “Fan
speed LOW, ON/ OFF”. Select and press either of them.
Press DRY CLOTHES SETTINGS button when you select a DRY CLOTHES mode other than
“STANDARD”.
(STANDARD is indicated as “mark”on the operation mode.)
1
Timer setting
button
Operation indicator
Press timer setting button. You will hear beeping sounds for about one minute after
pressing the key for about 5 seconds.
●When you note that the “ON”on the liquid crystal indicator starts to blink this indicates that the timer has
been set “ON”after 1 hour.
Select set-time of TIMER since the indication shifts at an hour intervals by pressing Timer setting button
as follows:
●The indication will continue to shift automatically by pressing the Timer setting button.
No indication (set release)
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FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
AUTO DRY
ROOM DRY
CONTINUOUS
CLEAN AIR
DRY
S
PEED
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS
ON / OFFLOW
2
Pip
Lighting
FAST
STANDARD
GENTLE
Lighting
Defrosting
Operation indicator is lit on and is confirmed to be in operation.
To set off timer(it can be set when the unit is in operation)
1
2
If the room temperature is below 16°C, frost may form
on the cooling device of the dehumidifier, and the au-
tomatic defrosting function will automatically switch
on.
●During defrosting, air flow is stopped and the sound of opera-
tion will change. (The defrost indicator will turn on during
defrosting.)
●The length of time that defrosting will operate will vary accord-
ing to room temperature and humidity, but will be carried out
for 5 minutes at 45 minute intervals. (The duration of a defrost
cycle will be longer when the temperature is lower.)
(Example of indication) AUTO DRY operation at dehumidifying mode. (Indication of OFF TIMER after 1 hour)
Timer setting button
Power ON/OFF
button
Operation
indicator
(Indicating the modes in
operation as they are.)
Press TIMER button
Indicating set-time of OFF TIMER as “OFF after 1 hour”.
●Select set-time of TIMER since the TIMER shifts sequentially in order as follows. (one-hour interval)
No indication (set release)
The indication automatically shifts by continuously pressing Timer setting button.
●The TIMER indicator figure will decrease sequentially by “1”following each 1 hour lapse after the
TIMER was set. (Example) shifts to 8 hours after 9 hours.
Example
Attention
If you set OFF TIMER operation as “after 5 hours”, The operation stops after 5 hours.
*Dispose of water in the tank before setting up the TIMER.
(When water in the tank reaches the FULL line, the operation stops and the remaining time also stops
its lapse.)
●A melody sounds for 3 seconds when OFF TIMER is completed (when operation
has stopped).
●After timer operation has been set, the shutdown time can be changed by press-
ing the Timer setting button again.
To cancel Off Timer
You can cancel OFF TIMER by pushing TIMER button until no indication appears.

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Emptying the Water Tank
If the water tank fills to a level of approx. 5.7 liters, the operation stops automatically. Then an elec-
tronic beep sound will be emitted for 8 seconds, and the “full”indicator light will blink showing that the
water tank is full. Empty the tank as shown below.
Remove the water tank.
Open the front door, pull out the tank by pushing up
the tank handgrip a little and take the tank out care-
fully by holding it with both hands. The tank weighs
about 6.6 kg when it is filled up to the limit. Be careful
to avoid getting injured when taking it out.
Float
Cautions
●Do not remove the water tank immediately after the unit is turned off.
Otherwise water remaining in the cooling device may drip inside the unit.
(If any water spills, wipe it off with a soft cloth. )
●Do not touch anything inside the unit after the water tank is removed.
(Otherwise when the tank is full, the automatic stop function may not work
properly.)
●Before moving the unit, make sure to turn it off and drain the water
from the tank.
Otherwise water may spill out onto the floor.
2
1
1
2
3
Tank lid
Tank handle
Water tank
Handgrip
Float
Water tank
Empty the water tank.
●The drainage tank can be carried by holding the
tank handle.
●Empty the water tank, clean the tank and wipe
off excess water outside the tank.
●If water remains on the float, the automatic stop
function of the dehumidifier will not work
properly. So make sure to wipe away the water
from the float.
Put in the water tank.
(1) Make sure “Tank lid”fits securely in the outer of the tank.
(2) Put the water tank firmly into the unit until it touches
the back of the unit.
●Make sure to push the float in the
tank. Otherwise water might spill
in the unit or operation cannot
stop when the tank is filled up to
the limit. Do it carefully.
Fix the tank
lid firmly into
the ditch.
The lever of the
float must be put
over the tank lid.
The rotation must
be smooth.
How to detach and install the tank lid and
float
(1) Detach the tank lid gradually from the left or right
toward the opposite side.
(2) As shown in the diagram, push the float into the
“1”direction and remove it from the hole.
(3) Draw the float out in the “2”direction while push-
ing it as it is.
(4) When attaching it, install it properly into the origi-
nal position in reversing the procedures (“2”to “1”).
●At low temperatures, water may
freeze in the unit’s cooling sys-
tem instead of collecting in the
water tank. Note that this is not
a sign of failure.
Emptying the WaterTank
When taking out the water tank, the
front full tank green lamp will light up,
the FULL tank indicator on the liquid
crystal display will start to blink, and
the unit stops its operation.

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Move
Continuous Drainage
Cautions
3
4
2
Continuous Drainage
Move (by using caster)
Cautions when using the unit with continuous drainage
●This dehumidifier is for home use. If you use it with continuous drainage, make sure to have a thorough check
for the following at least once every two weeks: dirty front filter, clogging of water hose, and resumption of
operation after a power failure. This will help to ensure trouble-free operation.
●When a drain hose is to be used, make sure that the temperature around the hose does not fall below 0°C.
Water in the one might freeze causing undrained water to spill and wet household furniture or appliances.
To run the dehumidifier continuously it is necessary to have a suitable drainage point for accu-
mulated water.
Make sure to turn the unit off and then unplug it. Then proceed as follows.
Drain hose
Elbow
joint
Drainage outlet
Commercial hose, 15mm diameter.
Elbow
joint Front view
Rear view
Incline the unit.
3
Drain water from
the tank.
1
Lift the carrying
handle. (7)
2
●Do not take out the water tank immediately after operation has stopped to prevent water leakage.
●Move the unit by lifting it up when the floor is easily damaged or at a rugged place. Do not use
the caster on a thick-piled carpet. This can cause damage to the surface of the carpet.
Move
4
Incline the unit
at an angle of
20 to 30 de-
grees by putting
your foot on the
back of the unit.
Over-inclination
might cause dam-
age to the floor
and water to leak.
1Open a drain hose hole.
Remove the water tank. Using a screwdriver, punch a hole at the
drain hose hole located at the back of the unit. Smoothen the
edge of the hole with a hammer etc.
Insert the elbow joint into a hose (available
at hardware shop),
and insert the hose
through the drain
hose hole.
Remove the water tank. Insert
the hose through the drain hose
hole.
Insert elbow joint into the unit.
Insert the elbow joint into the drainage outlet of the unit all the way to the
joint base.
Re-install the water tank.
The unit does not operate without the water tank in place.
(The unit is turned off with water-brimmed direction device in the unit.)
Positioning of the
drainage hose for
continuous dehu-
midification
Do not place
power supply
cord between
the caster.
The hose
must be
below the
level of the
drainage
hole.
The end of the
hose should
not come in di-
rect contact
with water.
At least 10cm
To stop continuous drainage and return
the dehumidifier to its original state
Pull the hose towards you. Then remove the hose from
the continuous drainage outlet (The drainage outlet should
be sealed with sticky tape, or other suitable means.)
Do not bend
the hose.
Insert more
than 10mm
into hose.

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1
2
Maintenance
●If water is allowed to splash on the unit, electrical insulation may be affected and corrosion of the unit may
eventually result.
●Use a neutral detergent (e.g. for dish washing) for cleaning.
●Do not use the following types of cleaning agents as they will damage plastic parts.
Thinners, benzine, alcohol, petrol, powder soap, powder polish, alkaline washing agents, hot water, acid
or scrubbing brushes.
●Do not scrub or expose the unit to chemically treated cloths for any prolonged period of time as this may
damage the surface of the unit.
Maintenance ●For safety purposes, turn off and unplug the unit
before carrying out any maintenance.
●For clean, sanitary and pro-long use, regular
maintenance is recommended.
Front filter
Make sure to clean the front filter once every two weeks. If the filter is clogged with fine dust, the
air flow rate will drop and dehumidification efficiency will be reduced.
Front filter
Handle
Filter holder
(When washing with water)
The dirty surface should face
downward.
(When cleaning with a
vacuum cleaner)
The dirty surface should face
upward.
1
2
Remove the front filter by lifting the handle.
3
4
Main body
Cautions
Air purifying filter
Lift it up by grasping the
carrying handle at the
back of the unit.
Pull it out upward by
grasping the knob of
the filter frame at the
back of the unit.
Remove the filter holder and the air purifying filter.
Make sure not to wash the air purifying filter with water.
Otherwise this might render the filter useless.
Wash the front filter.
A dirty front filter can be cleaned with water,
neutral detergent diluted in warm water or
with a vacuum cleaner. When cleaned with
water, dry it well in the shade.
Attach the air purifier filter to
the front filter and put it back
in the unit. ( 7)
Wipe off any dirt from the unit using a piece of soft cloth soaked in warm water (40°C max.) or with
detergent.
●If detergent is used, make sure to wipe off the detergent with a damp cloth.
●The air intake and outlet become dirty easily, so make sure to clean them well.
●To clean the water tank, use a soft sponge.
Front
filter

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Changing the air purifying filter
The required frequency for changing the air purifying filter will depend on where the unit is operated.
It is highly recommended that the filter is checked regularly.
Signs that the air purifying filter needs to be changed
Generally a filter should be changed after six months from the time it is unpacked
(depending on the place and conditions of use).
● When the unit is exposed to oily smoke or soot, filters will need to be changed at much shorter intervals.
How to replace
1
2
Date of label
If the unit is not used for a long time
Empty the water tank completely.
Remove the tank lid and float and wipe away ex-
cess water in the tank.
(Refer to 16 on “How to detach and install the
tank lid and float”.)
Float
Power supply cord
1
2
3Front filter Air purifying
filter (green
side)
●Dry the unit thoroughly and cover with a sheet for dust protection. Store the unit in
a well ventilated place that is not exposed to direct sunlight.
●If the unit is left uncovered without any protection, dust will accumulate so that the
air emitted by the unit will be dusty next time the dehumidifier is used.
Storage
Tank lid
Wind the power supply cord around the
clamps on the rear panel.
Clean the front filter. (18)
Do not clean the air purifying filter with water.
If purifying filter becomes too dirty, please replace it
with a new one.
(When cleaning with water)
You are required to purchase the “air-
purifying filter,”(Model: DW-10C) as
options (chargeable). Refer to page 7
on “Installing the filter”for how to re-
place it.
Fill in a use-start date on the following
label after you have replaced the filter.
Cautions Air purifying filters cannot be reused even after being washed.
A reused filter is ineffective and may even result in damage to the unit.

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General Reference
The temperature at which the unit can be op-
erated is 5°C to 35°C.
If the room temperature is over 35°C, the built-in protection system
will automatically turn off the unit. If the room temperature is below
5°C, water may freeze and cause a failure to the unit.
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General Reference
In case of upward airflow “HIGH”
5°C to 35°C
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For a humidity of 80%
Room temperature (°C)
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Press together
for 3 seconds
Fan speed/
LOW button
DRY CLOTHES
SETTINGS
button
No problem
Dehumidifying capacity (L/day)
Dehumidifying operation increases room
temperature.
The dehumidifier does not have a cooling function.
As the unit produces heat during operation, room tempera-
ture may actually increase by about 2°C to 5°C (depending
on the outdoor temperature and size of the room).
Dehumidification capacity will vary based
on room temperature and humidity.
Dehumidification capacity will increase as temperature rises (as
shown in the chart on the right).
Wait for 3 minutes before restarting the unit
If the unit is turned off, wait for at least 3 minutes before restarting operation.
If the unit is restarted immediately, the compressor will wait for 3 minutes to start up as part of the unit’s self-
protection system.
To shut off the tank full alarm
Follow the steps below to disable the tank full alarm:
1Plug the power plug into the socket.
2Simultaneously press the “DRY CLOTHES SETTINGS button”and
“Fan Speed/LOW button”for 3 seconds.
3Remove the water tank. If the alarm does not sound, the proce-
dure is complete. If the alarm continues to sound, repeat the above
steps.
*To restore the tank full alarm, unplug the power cord.
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