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7.2
Cleaning the dehumidifier
Once a year the unit should be cleaned internally. Remove filter and loosen screws (1) and (2).
Then handle and cover panels are detached. The inside of the unit is now accessible for vacuum
cleaning. Especially the condenser and the evaporator have to be vacuum cleaned with care. If the
evaporator is very dirty it can be washed with tepid soapy water, but it has to be done with much
care, as the fins will easily become damaged. The drip tray under the evaporator may also need
cleaning, in order not to restrict drainage of the condensate.
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8.
Fault finding
NOTE: Wait one minute before starting to locate the fault, as the electronic control may
have switched off the unit for safety reasons.
The dehumidifier does not start, green lamp does not light up:
Check the power supply to the unit. Check that the cable is plugged into the socket. If so, check
the group fuse.
The dehumidifier does not start, green lamp is on:
The hygrostat is probably set too high. Reduce its setting. If the unit does not start, remove the hy-
grostat. If the unit starts to work now, the hygrostat is defective.
Signals from the LED's on the electronic control:
LED 2 lights up in red:
LED 3 lights up in green: Room temperature below 3°C and the unit is switched off automatically.
LED 4 lights up in green: The water container is full and must be emptied.
CDT 22, 35, 50, 85
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Figur 8 shows how the panels are removed
Pressure/temperature on the high pressure side of the cooling plant is
too high. Check filter and unit for dirt. Check that the fan is working.
Wait until the temperature is above 3°C.
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CDT 35S