Some values are approximate. TROUBLESHOOTING In COLUMN 3, "FS" or Field Solutions can be handled by the technician in the field. Others solutions should be handled by a repair technician – an "AST" or Authorized Service Technician. WARNING: All the service procedures below should be executed with the power turned off, i.e. unplugged. PROBLEM CAUSE See above SOLUTION Unit does not operate No power to machine Switch not turned on FS FS Plug in the unit; check power at outlet Turn on the switch Com

Follow product directions carefully. When cleaning coils, also make sure that the drain tray, drain hose, and filter cover are free of dirt. PUMP SYSTEM: Inspect and clean the pump system regularly to maintain effective operation. Remove the four screws holding down the pump cover. Clean the catch basin. Make sure the float shaft operates smoothly and does not stick in the OFF position. Use a pipe cleaner to clean the gravity drain hose. WARRANTY FILL OUT WARRANTY CARD: Please stop before procee

15180 Josh Wilson Road, Burlington, WA USA 98233 Fax: (360) 757-7950 Phone: (360) 757-7776 DrizAir Dehumidifiers are commercial refrigerant dehumidifiers, designed for drying building structures and contents. They are designed for high performance water removal, as well as durability and ease of use. Read And Save These Instructions Safety Information Keep Children Away: Do not allow children to play with or around the unit, which could result in injury. Be sure the unit is inaccessible to child

15180 Josh Wilson Road, Burlington, WA USA 98233 Fax: (360) 757-7950 Phone US: (360) 757-7776 The EB1400 is a highly transportable system, offering cooling, heating and dehumidification. It’s ductable for spot cooling and directing conditioned air or heat into specific spaces. Read And Save These Instructions WARNING Read and understand manual before operating. ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARD WARNING! Unit must be grounded. • Use indoors only. • Keep out of water. • Keep electrical components dry. If they

You can roughly guess the humidity by its "feel" on your skin, but to be accurate use a thermo-hygrometer. To estimate how many dehumidifiers to place, see the Specifications below. How the Machine Works DrizAir units are refrigerant dehumidifiers. They operate by blowing moisture-laden air from the room across a cold evaporator coil. Moisture in the air condenses on the coil, drips off, and then is removed through a drain hose or pump. Now warmer and drier, the air passes back into the room to

DrizAir Dehumidifiers DrizAir 80, DrizAir 1200, DrizAir 2000 LG, DrizAir 2400 LG 115-volt models DRI-EAZ PRODUCTS, INC. 15180 Josh Wilson Road, Burlington, WA USA 98233 Fax: (360) 757-7950 Phone: (360) 757-7776 DrizAir Dehumidifiers are commercial refrigerant dehumidifiers, designed for drying building structures and contents. They are designed for high performance water removal, as well as durability and ease of use. Read And Save These Instructions Safety Information Keep Children Away: Do not

When the unit is first plugged in, the display cycles through three messages: DEHUMIDIFER OFF, TOTAL HOURS , and JOB HOURS. Press the ON-OFF key to turn the unit on. The display often reads CMPRSR DELAY 00, with the numeral counting down from a maximum of 60 seconds to 0. At that point the unit begins to operate and the display reads DEHUMIDIFIER ON. (The delay prevents damage from accidental power interruptions, where power to the compressor stops and then starts again when pressure in the syst

Do not pour or run water onto the unit or allow water to soak the touchpad control. Bring back the original shine with a vinyl cleaner-polish. Periodic Maintenance (as needed) Make sure unit is unplugged. Remove housing as needed to permit access to interior parts. KEEP COILS CLEAN. Dirty coils do not remove water efficiently. Inspect them regularly, especially if operating in dusty environments. Clean if they are visibly dirty. First make sure coils are dry, then blow them clean with direct com

Failure to do so can cause water to back up in the pump and leak out. The control panel may signal this problem by displaying .ER9.. KEEP OUT DUST. Keep dust from drywall, demolition, and other sources out of the coils. Failure to do so can cause the unit to overheat, leading to compressor failure or other problems. Do not run the unit during sanding, painting or other operations producing airborne particulate. When dust is present, use the optional pleated paper filter to keep more dust out of