Operating Instructions; Intended Use; Description Of System - Kruger SECOMAT 75 Mode D'emploi

Operating instructions

Intended use

This device is designed specifically for drying laundry. The room-dehumidifying function
can also be used to keep rooms dry.

Description of system

The SECOMAT produces dry air that it blows onto the laundry by means of a ventilator.
The items of laundry release humidity into the ambient air. The damp air is absorbed by the
device and passes over the cooled surface of the cooling unit, where the steam condenses.
The condensed air is then taken to a container or siphon outlet via the collecting tray. The
dry air is warmed back up to the original room temperature in the warm part of the cooling
unit before being blown out via the ventilator.
Transport
Always transport the device upright. This prevents damage to the compressor and damage
in transit.
Storage
If you do not intend to use the device for a long time, you must clean the water bucket and
housing before taking into storage. It is then best to pack the device in its original box.
Installation
1. Mount the fixing rail supplied to the wall 55 centimetres below the drying rack.
2. Hang the device from this rail and secure it against accidental removal with screws to
the left and right.
3. Make sure the device is correctly aligned vertically and horizontally. Use a spirit level to check.
4. Keep a safety clearance of 8 centimetres from any flammable materials. The mains plug
must still be easily accessible after mounting.
Room temperature of normal version: min. +10° C, max. +30° C
Room temperature of version with additional heating: min. +5° C, max. +30° C
If water is collected in the bucket, it must be emptied regularly. Depending on the temperature
and humidity of the air, the bucket may fill once or twice a day.
the bucket is not emptied.
Attaching the hose
1. Fit the connecting piece (straight or angled) to the thread on the bottom of the device.
2. Pull the hose over the connecting piece.
3. Insert the end of the hose into the outlet pipe (preferably siphoned).
Where possible, lead the water away directly.
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Water damage will occur if