HSC Master DHP20 Bedienungsanleitung
PRODUCT MANUAL
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Year Of Manufacture:
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Nottingham: 0115 946 1988
London: 0208 830 3333
Nottingham: [email protected]o.uk
London: sean@hscgroupuk.co.uk
www.hscgroupuk.co.uk
The Hire Supply Company (UK) Limited
240 Volt
16 Litre Dehumidifier
Product Code:
DHP20
I. EN - INSTRUCTION MANUAL
1 Device models............................................................................................................. 2
2 Product overview ........................................................................................................ 3
3 Control panel............................................................................................................... 4
4 About this operating manual ..................................................................................... 5
5 Product description .................................................................................................... 5
6 Safety ........................................................................................................................... 6
7 Transport and installation.......................................................................................... 7
8 Device operation and control..................................................................................... 8
9 Maintenance and care................................................................................................. 9
10 Troubleshooting.......................................................................................................... 11
11 Repair........................................................................................................................... 12
12 Decommissioning, storage and disposal ................................................................. 12
13 EC Declaration of Conformity.................................................................................... 13
1 Device models
This operating manual covers various device models. Their functions and operation are
however nearly identical To find out which model you have, refer to the type plate. For more
information, see Technical data.
Model Main features
DHP20 Extendable handle, carrier handle, 2 castors
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2 Product overview
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Illustration1: Front and rear view
1 Control panel 2 Recess for stacking
3 Castor 4 Base
5 Inlet air grille with filter holder 6 Handle
7 Operating hours counter 8 Cable winder
9 Air outlet 10 Carry handle
Button/indicator Description
Operating hours counter Display of operating hours
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3 Control panel
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Illustration2: Control panel
1 Hygrostat rotary selector 2 Red fault indicator
3 Yellow indicator 4 Device switch
5 Green indicator
Button/indicator Description
Device switch Switching device ON/OFF:
■Position [I]: Device continuously on
■Position [II]: Starting pump and draining off condensate
Indicators Operating status of device:
■Green: Device running
■Yellow: Device in defrosting mode
■Red: Fault, device shut down
Hygrostat rotary
selector
Setting desired target humidity When the set target humidity is
reached, the device is automatically switched off. If the air humidity
increases again, the device restarts automatically.
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4 About this operating manual
This operating manual (hereinafter referred
to as the manual) allows the operator to op-
erate the humidifier (referred to as the
device) safely and efficiently.
Reproduction of this document or parts
thereof is only permitted with the explicit
written consent of HEYLO GmbH (herein-
after referred to as the manufacturer).
NOTICE!Before using the device, please
read this manual carefully. Keep this doc-
ument for future reference.
Safety signs and instructions
DANGER! Warning regarding an immin-
ent risk of injury
This safety instruction warns of an immedi-
ate dangerous situation which can lead to
serious injury or death.
WARNING! Warning of a potential risk to
human life.
This safety instruction warns of a poten-
tially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in death or serious in-
jury.
CAUTION! Warning of a potential risk to
human life.
This safety instruction warns of a poten-
tially hazardous situation which, if not
avoided, could result in minor to moderate
injury.
ATTENTION! Warning regarding damage
to property
These safety warnings highlight potential
risks of damage to the device.
Contact details of manufacturer
See rear cover.
5 Product description
The device dehumidifies the air in the room.
In the process, condensate collects in the
condensate tank from where it can be re-
moved by means of a built-in pump to a col-
lecting vessel or an on-site drain. The
device is automatically defrosted when ne-
cessary.
Scope of delivery
■Dehumidifier
■Drain hose
■Filter pad
■Operating manual
Optional accessory
■Prod. no. 1306539 Exhaust air adapter
for 1hose (100mm)
■Prod. no. 1306553 Exhaust air adapter
for 3hoses (3 x 50mm)
Type plate
The type plate is attached to the device.
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Intended use
The device is intended solely for dehumidi-
fying air at atmospheric pressure in a com-
mercial environment.
Intended use also includes compliance with
the operating conditions (see Operating
conditions).
Any use other than the specified is deemed
improper. Improper use shall void all war-
ranty cover.
The air dehumidifier must not be operated
by children or by persons with limited phys-
ical, sensory or mental faculties.
Before operating the device, users must
have read and understood this operating
manual.
Reasonably foreseeable misuse
The device must not be used:
■In rooms/spaces that are not enclosed,
or outdoors
■In rooms with a potentially explosive or
aggressive atmosphere
■In rooms with air that has been treated
with ozone, or that contains a high con-
centration or solvents or dust.
■At locations where the prescribed min-
imum safety distances cannot be main-
tained
6 Safety
General safety instructions
■The device must only be operated by
persons who have been properly in-
structed in its operation.
■It is forbidden to make any modifica-
tions to device.
■Maintenance and troubleshooting tasks
must be performed by suitably qualified
persons only. Shut down the device and
disconnect the mains plug.
WARNING! Risk of explosion, injury from
burns or poisoning by refrigerant
The device is operated with an odourless
and flammable refrigerant. If the device is
operated incorrectly, there is a risk that the
refrigeration causes explosion, fire, poison-
ing or other injury. The refrigerant is pres-
surised.
ÜOnly operate the device in rooms larger
than 4m2.
ÜNever drill holes into the device, and do
not use welding equipment or cutting
torches in its vicinity.
ÜDo not attempt to speed up defrosting by
using implements.
ÜAll work on the refrigeration circuit must
be performed by staff of the manufac-
turer or an authorised technician.
ÜAvoid contact with the refrigerant.
ÜWhen handling the refrigerant, strictly
adhere to the applicable safety regula-
tions.
WARNING! Risk of electric shock
When carrying out work on electrically
powered components, or if such compon-
ents come into contact with water, there is a
risk of serious or even fatal injury from elec-
tric shock.
ÜAll work on the electrical equipment must
be carried out by qualified electricians.
ÜTake suitable measures to prevent elec-
trically powered components coming into
contact with water.
ÜBefore moving the device to a different
location, disconnect the mains plug and
empty the condensate tank.
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WARNING! Risk of infection
The condensate may be contaminated with
pathogens.
ÜNever drink the condensate.
ÜRegularly pump off the condensate.
Avoid leaving condensate in the collect-
ing vessel or in the condensate drain
hose for a longer period of time.
Operating conditions
The device is intended for mobile or station-
ary use indoors, on construction sites, as
well as in garages and storage rooms. The
device operates efficiently:
■At temperatures between +5°C and
+32°C and within a relative air humidity
range of 40% to 100%.
Ideal room temperature range: 20°C to
27°C.
■In enclosed rooms where there is as
little air exchange as possible.
■Placed at close as possible to the
centre of the room.
■When the dry air discharged by the
device is directed towards the humid
part of the room.
Do not use the device under the following
ambient conditions:
■Rooms with a potentially explosive at-
mosphere, or an atmosphere containing
sulphur or salt.
■Atmospheres with high solvent or dust
concentration.
7 Transport and installation
Transport
WARNING! Risk of injury from device
toppling over
ÜTransport the device in an upright posi-
tion and secure it against tipping or slip-
ping.
ÜPlace the device on a level, firm surface.
WARNING! Risk of injury during machine
transport
ÜTo transport the device, use the handle
and the castors.
ÜFor heavy loads, work in teams of two
and use suitable lifting gear.
Procedure
1. Before transporting the device, empty
the condensate tank.
2. Ensure that the drain hose is removed
from the device and that the mains plug
is disconnected.
3. Transport the device to the location of
operation.
4. To transport heavy loads, work in teams
of two and use suitable lifting gear.
5. When the device is at its location of op-
eration, apply the castor brake.
NOTICE!Ensure that the air can circulate
freely around and through the device. Do
not cover the air inlet and outlet open-
ings. The distance between the air outlet
and the air filter must be minimum 1 m.
Unpacking
1. Remove the device from the cardboard
box and place it on the ground.
2. Check the scope of delivery for com-
pleteness.
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Report any transport damage or incom-
plete delivery to your dealer.
Adjusting handle
1. Release the locking mechanism of the
handle, and pull out the handle to the de-
sired length.
Connecting drain hose
For operation, the supplied drain hose must
always be connected to the device.
ATTENTION! Poor device performance
ÜDo not kink the drain hose.
ÜDo not place any objects on the hose.
Procedure
1. Secure the quick-release coupling of the
drain hose to the connector at the rear of
the device.
2. Lead the drain hose away from the
device and place the free end in an on-
site drain opening or a sufficiently large
collecting vessel (maximum level differ-
ence: 6m).
Stacking devices
For operation or storage, it is permissible to
combine maximum two devices in a stack.
1. Do to this, loosen and fully retract the
handle of the device at the bottom.
2. Place the second device on the first one.
Ensure that the bases of the second
device slot into the recesses in the first
one.
Connecting device to electric power
mains
1. Ensure that the voltage of the power
mains corresponds to that specified in
Technical data.
2. Ensure that the mains socket is suffi-
ciently protected (see in Technical
data).
3. The power socket to which the device is
connected must be equipped with a RC
circuit breaker. This is particularly import-
ant for operation in humid rooms and on
construction sites.
4. Make sure that the mains socket is
earthed and matches the power plug of
the device.
5. Connect the power plug into the mains
socket.
8 Device operation and control
Prior to switching on
1. Make sure that the device is not standing
on a wet ground and ensure that it is in
an upright and stable position.
2. Make sure that the condensate can drain
off properly.
3. If necessary, record the readings of the
operating hours counter.
NOTICE!Before starting the device for
the first time, after transport and after
prolonged storage, leave the device in its
final position for approx. 15 minutes be-
fore switching it on.
Setting target humidity, switching on
device and running it in continuous
mode
1. Set the hygrostat to the desired target
humidity.
2. Set the device switch to position [I].
ðThe green indicator is lit, indicating
that the compressor is running.
ðThe device starts in continuous
mode and runs until the set target
humidity is reached or the auto-
matic defrost function is triggered
(yellow indicator lit).
In continuous mode, condensate is
automatically pumped off.
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ðThe device switches off automatically
as soon as the set target humidity is
reached. The device remains however
in ready mode. If the target humidity is
again exceeded, the device is automat-
ically restarted.
Pumping off condensate (before moving
device to a different location)
üThe device must not be in defrost mode
(yellow indicator must be off).
1. Set the device switch to position [II].
ðThe condensate pump starts to
pump the condensate through the
drain hose into the drain or the on-
site drain / collecting vessel.
2. As soon as there is no condensate left in
the tank, quickly set the switch to posi-
tion[0], to prevent the pump from run-
ning dry.
Switching device off
1. Set the device switch to position [0].
ðThe indicator in the device switch is off
and the device is shut down.
NOTICE!For planned prolonged stand-
stills, pump off the condensate before
shutting down the device.
9 Maintenance and care
WARNING! Risk of injury from inhaling
harmful substances
ÜDepending on the location of operation,
the components of the device may be-
come contaminated with mould or other
hazardous organisms or substances.
ÜWhen using compressed air to clean the
device and/or the filter, work in a well-
ventilated area, preferably outdoors.
ÜDuring cleaning, wear safety goggles
and a breathing mask.
ATTENTION! Risk of damage to property
ÜDetergents can cause damage to sur-
faces. Use only mild detergents.
ÜUse only approved original spare parts.
Cleaning housing and filter
The cleaning intervals for the device depend
on the actual operating conditions. Check
and clean the device regularly.
If the device is used for drying at construc-
tion sites, it must be checked and cleaned
after each use; the air filter must be re-
placed at least once a week.
1. Switch off the device at the device
switch.
2. Disconnect the power plug.
3. Clean the housing with a damp, lint-free
cloth and a mild detergent. The original
gloss can be restored with polish.
4. Remove the filter holder by the recessed
grip.
5. Take the filter from the housing.
For foam filters: Clean the filter thor-
oughly with a mild detergent and water.
Let the filter dry.
6. Check the drain fitting and the connected
drain hose for damage. Replace dam-
aged components.
7. Insert the new or cleaned filter in the fil-
ter holder.
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8. Mount the filter holder together with the
filter in the same way as it was installed
at the factory.
Cleaning evaporator
üThe evaporator must be de-iced and
dry.
1. Switch off the device at the device switch
and disconnect the power plug.
2. Remove the housing cover and place it
on the ground.
3. Clean the cooling coils from both sides
with compressed air.
To remove greasy dirt from the cooling coils,
proceed as follows:
1. Clean the condensate tray under the
cooling coils as well as the drain hose.
2. Spray the cooling coils with a mild deter-
gent solution, using a spray bottle.
3. Let the cleaned components dry.
4. Mount the covers in the same way as
they were installed at the factory.
ðYou have now cleaned the evaporator.
Cleaning pump sump
Depending on the way the device is used,
deposits may form in the pump sump. To
clean the pump sump, proceed as follows:
1. Switch off the device at the device switch
and disconnect the power plug.
2. Remove the housing cover and place it
on the ground.
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Illustration3: Removing condensate tank
1 Condensate
tray
2 Securing
screws of
condensate
pump
3 Housing 4 Condensate
pump
5 Fixture of
condensate
pump
3. Disconnect the condensate hose from
the condensate pump.
4. Loosen the two securing screws of the
condensate pump and slide the pump to
the side to remove it from the device.
The connecting cable is sufficiently long
to remain attached to the device.
5. Clean the condensate pump with a damp
cloth and a mild detergent.
6. Replace the condensate pump in the
device. Secure the condensate pump
and push the condensate hose into the
pump.
Spare parts and customer service
If you have any queries regarding the
device, or wish to order spare parts, contact
your dealer or HEYLO.
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