Humidity Control; Automatic Defrosting - Woods DSC50FM Manual De Instrucciones

DRAINAGE OF WATER
The dehumidifier is fitted with a hose
connection. By attaching a hose to the
dehumidifier the condensed water can be
drained directly away.
Using the hose:
1. Disconnect the dehumidifier from the
power source and give access to the drip
tray.
2. Attach the hose coupling to the thread on
the dehumidifier and lead the hose to a
drainage outlet. Check that the hose is not
above the level of the drip tray.
3. Connect the dehumidifier to the power
source.
Without hose, direct to a drain outlet:
1. Disconnect the dehumidifier from the
power source.
2. Place the dehumidifier directly over the
drain so that the dehumidified water can
drip through the hole at the base of the
dehumidifier and into the drain.
3. Connect the dehumidifier to the power
source.

HUMIDITY CONTROL

Wood's dehumidifier is fitted with a built
in humidity control, which is set to the
desired level of humidity. The control
registers the current level of humidity and
ensures that the dehumidifier is turned on
and off automatically.
How to set the humidity control:
1. Set the humidity control knob to the
maximum position.
2. Set the fan to position II .
3. When the desired level of humidity is
reached, the hygrostat knob is turned
counterclockwise until the dehumidifier is
turned off.
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NOTE: The ambient relative
humidity is most simply measured
with a Wood's hygrometer, and the most
suitable range is between 50% and 60%.
THE AIR FILTER
The air filter at the rear of the
dehumidifier ensures that the cooling
coils are kept free from dust. It is
important that the filter is kept clean
so that air can flow freely through the
dehumidifier. The filter should thus be
changed when required.
Your dehumidifier is equipped with a
SMF-filter that enhances the capacity
of the dehumidifier and cleanses the air
further. Please refer to the separate filter
leaflet for installation and maintenance
instructions.

AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING

Wood's dehumidifiers are fitted with
a control unit which ensures that the
cooling coils are defrosted automatically
when needed. The control shuts down
the compressor, which causes the cooling
of the coils to stop. The fan continues
to draw the air at room temperature
through the dehumidifier and thus melts
the ice, and the water runs down into
the reservoir. This defrosting system
means that the dehumidifier works at
temperatures as low as +2˚C.
FAN
The fan ensures that air flows through the
dehumidifier. Moist air is sucked in from
the rear and goes via the cooling coil and
the vaporizer to come out dry and warm
at the front of the dehumidifier. Wood's
dehumidifiers are fitted with two fan
speeds.
• Position II – gives a high air flow with
maximum dehumidifying of air.
• Position I – gives a lower air flow
which causes quieter operation and
somewhat lower dehumidifying
capacity.
Operating Instructions
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