Danby DHCC6020 User manual

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MANUEL

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DHCC6020

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DanbyProductsLimted,Guelph,Ontaio Canada N1H6Z9

OanbyProducts Inc.,Rnd_ay,Ohio USA 45840

Important Safety'"l'5formation

Safety Precautions

Grounding Instructions

Unit Specifications

Operating Instructions

Parts Identification

The Control Panel of Your DHCC

The Display Icons

Setting the Auto-Timer

Remote Control

Dehumidifier

Direct Drain Operation

Humidifer

Air Purification

Care and Cleaning

Air /Purification Filters

Boiler Chamber 12

Trouble Shooting

Before Your Call For Service

Warranty 13

Welcome to the Danby

family. We're proud of

our quality products

and we believe in

dependable service.

You'll see it in this

easy4o-use manual

and you'll hear it in the

friendly voices of our

consumer service

department.

Best of all, you'!l

experience these

values each time you

use your Danby Home

ComfortCenter. That's

important, because

your new appliance will

Te1:1-800-26- IDl_lnby '° be part of your family

for a long time.

Start Here!...Before using your Home Comfort Center

Write down the model and serial Staple your receipt to the inside

numbers here. They are on a label back cover of this manual You will

locatedon the back of the appli- need it to obtain service under

anee. warranty.

Model number DHCC6O20

SedaI number

Date purchased

Before you call for service, Read this manual

there are a few things you It contains instructions to

can do to he[p us serve ......... help you use and maintain

you better.., your appliance properly.

If you received a

damaged appliance

Immediately contact the

dealer (or builder) that sold

you the appliance.

Save time and money

Check the Trouble Shooting

section before calling, This

section helps you solve

common problems that may

occur.

If you do need service, you

can relax knowing help is

only a phone call away.

Tel: 1-800-26-DI_n_jv °

READALLSAFETYINFORMATIONBEFOREUSING

• This appliance must be

grounded Connect onlyto a

properly grounded oulJet

See "Grounding Instructions'

sectionon page4

•Do not operate this appliance

if it has a damaged power cord

or plug, ifit is not working

p[operly, or if the appliance has

been damaged or dropped,

.Do not splice the power cord

that is equipped with this appli-

ance,

+Keep power cord away from

heated surfaces.

,, Do net immerse power cord,

plug or the appliance itself in

water

• Do not use this product near

exposed sources of water-for

example; in a wet basement,

near a swimming pool or

near a sink

• Do not use corrosive

chemicals or vapors in this

appliance

*Use this appliance only lot

its intended use as described

in this manual

oDo not cover or block any

openings on the appliance

•This appliance is intended for

household use only De not

attempt to operate or store this

appliance outdoors.

•This appIiance should be

sewiced only by quatified serv-

ice personnel Contact the

nearest authorized service

facility for examination, repair

or adjustment

SAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS

This appliance must be

grounded. In the event of an

electrical .short circuit, ground-

ing reduces the risk of electric

shock by providing ar_ escape

wire for the electric current.

This appliance is equipped

with a power cord having a

grounding wire with a ground-

ing plug.The plug must be

pIugged into an outlet that is

iproperly instaUed and grcund-

ied.

I Consult aqualified electrician

or sen,ica technician it the

grounding instructions are not

completely understood, or if

doubt exists as to whether the

appliance is properly ground-

ed.

If the outIet is a standard 2-

prong wall outlet, it is your per-

sonal responsibility and obliga-

tion to have it replaced with a

properly grounded 3-preng wali

outlet.

For best operation, plug this

appliance into its own electrical

outlet to prevent flickering ot

lights, blowing of fuse or trip-

ping of circuit breaker.

Do not under any circum-

stances cut or remove the third

(ground) prong from the power

cord.

Do not use an adapter pIug

with this appliance.

Do not use an extension cord

with this appliance. If the power

cord is too short, have aquali-

lied electrician or service tech-

nician instatt an outlet near the

app_ianca.

Dehumidifying Capacity (Pints /Liters) . 60 /28.4

Humidifying Capacity (Pints /Liters) 20 /9.4

Electrical Requirements 115_._11s160 Hz

Power Input (maximum wattage) 815

Rated Wattage by Mode

•Dehumidifying 780

•Humidifying 350

•Air Purification 35

Air Flow Circulation (CFMi) - Dehumidifier /Air Puritier 70.5 /30.3

Dehumidifier Water Tank Capacity (Liters /Pints) 6 /12.6

Humidifier Water Tank Capacity (Liters LPints) 5 /10.5

Operating Noise Level (rib A) 50 db

Net Weight (kg /Ibs.) 21.7 /47.8

NOTE: Continuing research results in steady improvement. Therefore, this information and these

specifications are subject to change without notice.

i. Top Cover

2. Electronic Control Panel

3, Handle

4. FrontCover (removable)

5. EasyRollCastors

6. InternalTank

7, InternalTank Handle

8, FitlCap

1. PowerButton: Toggtestheuniton/off,

2. Mode display area: lccn(s)=mpresentthecur-

rentmodeofoperation,

3. PowerIndicator light: Solidlightsigniffasthat

theunitisinoperation,

4, Fan Speed Icons: Shewswhichlanspeedisin

use(Higlv'Low).

5. Warning Indicator: Illuminateswhentheunit

entersa faultmode,(seepg13fordetaits)

6, Water love!display: Showsthecurrentwater

leveloftheinterna!bucket.

7. AmbientTemperatumand Humiditydisplay:

Showscurrentmornhumidityand/ortemperaturecon-

ditions,AlsodLsplayserro_"codeswhentheunitenters

afaultmode.

8. Fan Speed Button: AllematsbetweenHigh

andLowfanspeeds,Notusedduringhumldtfica_on

mode.

9, Timer Button: Usedtoiniiieteedelayedstart

_on"timeor delayedstop"off".time.

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10. Set humidity display: Displays the sethumid.

ity le_'elfor the Dehumidifieror Humidifier.

11, Decrease button: Usedto adjustTimer set-

tings backwards(0.5/1hr. increments),

Used ts adjustHumidityset_ings backward(5% incre-

ments).

12, Timer Display: Shows the selected delayed

start or stop time,

13. Remote control sensor

14. Increase button: Used to adjustTimer sstUngs

fcrwerds (0,5/1hr. increments).

Used to adjust Humidity se_ings forward(5% incre-

ments).

15. Mode selection b.tton: This button is

pressed to aJternate between availabIe operating

modes.The symbotfor the mode(s) selected wilt

appear inthe LED display (see 'Display icons', on pg7

for details},

MODE

,, Humidify: Signifies the humidification

mode is currently in operst{on,

• Dehumidify: Signifies the dehumidifi-

cationmode iscurrently in operation,

• Air Purifioation

Signifies the air purification mode is in

operation,

°Replace DMC Cartridge: Signifies

the boiler chamber must be cleaned and

the DMC must be replaced (see pg t2

for details,

•Reptace Air Purification Filter:

Signifies the Hepa-type _er must be

replaced (Refer to page 12 for details).

Fan Speed

oHigh Fen

* Low Fan

Status

-Bucket Level Indicator

Illuminated bars signify the currant

water level in the internal bucket,

•Auto= Timer

(_ Displays time remaining until the unit

8.8" automatically powers off oron to a

specified setting (see below for details).

While the applianceis off While the applianceis on

(AutooOfZ);

•Press the Timer button and 1, Press the Timer button once

Ticon adjacent to and the adjacent Auto-Off 'O'

i the timer length will illuminate. Icon will _lluminate.

2. Use the controlcursors A

or Y to selecta delayed On

!time of up to 24 hours..

3. Select the appropriate mode

under which you want the unit

operate (Humidify-

Dehumidify or Air Purification)

4. Select the fan speed setting,

5. The time you selected wil1

appear in the LED display.,

2.Use lhe control cursors& or

Yto selecte delayed OfftJme

of up to 24 hours,

3.The time you selected will

appear in the LED display

The Timer may be cancelled at

any time by turning the unit

On/Off.

The remote control allows you to define all

operational aspects of your Danby Home

Comfort Center,

CONTROL BUTTONS

(_ Power Button; Toggles the unit on/off.

MODE: Selects the operating mode

(Dehumidifier, Humidifier, Air Purification

Dehumidifier + Pudfieation. Humidifier +

Purification)

Fan; Alternates the fan speed between High

and Low.

,l, :Used to adjust Humidification and

Dehumidification settings forward in

increments of 5% RH.

_lr :Used to reduce Humidification and

Dehumidification settings in increments of

5% RH.

Timer; Ai}ows you to initiate the auto-on or

auto-off timer. Each subsequent depression of

the Timer button with increase the timer length

in increments or 0.5hrs up to 10 hours and by

1.0hr increments up to 24 hours, The Auto-

Timer setting may be cancelled at any time by

pressing the remote control Power button,

°Ft_C: Alternates the displaymode of the tem-

peraturebetweenFahrenheit and Celsiuson

the displaypanel of theunit(only)

To operate the hand held remote control you

will require two "AAA" Alkaline battedas (inc{ud-

ed ).

Batteries should be replaced when:

a) No signal (beep) is heard when attempting to

program the main unit,

b) The main unit does not respond to acom-

mand issued by the remote control,

Battery replacement:

1. Slide the lower front cover on the remote in

the direction of the arrow. Continue pulling (gen-

tly) until the cover separates compIete{y from

the unit.

2. Insert (2) batteries (AAA) foBowing the same

orientation (polarity) depicted inside the battery

chamber.(+/-)

3, Re-instaB the front cover.

4, If the remote contmI will not be used for

extended periods of time (vacations etc.), bat-

tortes should be removed,

Any obstruction between the receiver and

remote may cause signal interference, limiting

the ability to program the main unit,

The operating mode can be defined before the unit is

Switched "On' by depressing the "Mode' button (ensure

the power cord is connected), and defining the desired

operating mode while the control panel remains illumi-

nated (approximately 5 seconds).

1) In high humidity conditions, in order to extend the period

of uninterrupted usa, ensure that the internal bucket is

empty (Fig A) before starting the dehumidifying mode.

2) Depress the 'Mode' button on the control panel until the

Dehumidifier icon is displayed in the LCD screen (Fig B).

3) Select the desired humidity level from 35% RH ~ 80% RH

by depressing either the increase (h,.) or decrease (Y)

buttons on the control panel Toselect continuous

instead of defining aspecific humidity level, press the

increase or decrease button untiJ the ° --=symbol appears

in the Set humidity display portion of the LCD, as shown in

F_g.C

4) Detine the required fan speed (High/Low) by depressing

the fan speed button.

5) Activate the power button to start the unit in Dehumidifier

mode at your specified settings.

Direct drain operation Is

intended for floor drain

applications only. Direst

drain operation should not

be used tn stem pipe and/or

sink applications.

1. Remove the 'large' drain cap

on the direct drain connection,at

the bac_ of the unit, (Fig D)

2. Attach the hose and coupler

directly onto the direct drain and

hand tighten,

3. Posit_on the open end of the

drain hose directly over the floor

drain and start the unff.

4. Pesit_n the dehumdifier as dose

as yc_ can to the F,oor drain,

5. When the direct drain feature

is not in use.remove the drain

hose and re-install cap,

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