Dri-Eaz DRIZAIR 2400 LG User Manual
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PUMP TUBE: Make sure the pump tube is completely un-
wrapped and not kinked. 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 pro-
ducing airborne particulate. When dust is present, use the op-
tional pleated paper filter to keep more dust out of the unit; also,
inspect and clean the coils as required.
USE A CLEAN FILTER. Keep a clean filter in the unit at all times
to keep out dust. When using a foam filter, clean with a vacuum,
or wash with water and mild detergent and allow it to dry. When
using paper filters, discard the filter when visibly dirty and insert
a clean one.
SHINE EXTERIOR: Use a sponge and mild detergent for regu-
lar cleaning. Do not pour or run water onto the unit or allow wa-
ter 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 environ-
ments. Clean if they are visibly dirty.
First make sure coils are dry, then blow them clean with direct
compressed air from both sides of the coil. Do NOT hold too
close to the coils, as high-pressure air may fold the fins.
If sticky or oily residue remain, do a wet cleaning. Use a squirt
bottle to flush the coil with water and a little detergent. Do NOT
run a hose or pressure washer on the coils, or permit water to
enter the electrical compartment.
Remove dirt buildup with an aluminum evaporator coil cleaner
available from a refrigeration supply outlet. Follow product direc-
tions 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.