Sears 461-5949 - Manual (Page 8)

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(Dry,Heat,Fan) Mode Lights:
Upon selecting a mode, a solid green light (window)
illuminates adjacent to the model selected. Under the
"Dry” and "Heat" mode (only) this light also serves to
identify the operational status of the selected
(compressor/heater) program, (see below)
Dry:
A "solid" green light indicates the compressor cycled "on"
and is operational.
A "flashing" green light indicates the compressor cycled
"off' and is non-operational. The fan motor will continue
to operate (flashing green light condition) even after the
compressor has cycled off. This is a normal condition.
Heat:
A "solid" green light indicates the heating element cycled
"on" and is operational. A "flashing" green light
Indicates the heating element cycled "off". Both heater
and fan motor will not be operational during this (flashing
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Fan Mode:
Since there are no controlled settings/options in this
mode, other than fan speed, (high/low) the solid green
light remains on at ail times until the mode is changed
and/or the unit is switched off.
Dry Level Mode Lights:--------------------------------------------- ---
(Continuous, 50%, 60%, 70%, 807o):
A solid green light (window) illuminates adjacent to the
RH% level selected.
Fan Speed Selection: —--------------------------------
Two fan speeds are available in all operating modes,
"High/Low" identified by a solid green light (window)
adjacent to the mode selected.
Water Full Flashing Light/Audible Alarm:
Dry Mode:
The water full light flashes continuously and an audible
alarm will sound (8 beeps) to notify you when the water
tank is full and/or is not properly positioned inside the
cabinet. The dehumidifier will cease (stop) all operation
automatically, during this condition, (This is a safety
feature.)
Heat & Fan Mode:
The water full light and audible alarm operate in the same
basic manner described in the "DRY" mode (above).
However, the significant difference being both the "Heater
& Fan" will continue to operate under a (full water lank)
flashing light condition. Since no dehumidifylng occurs
during these modes. However, switching back to the
"DRY" mode will immediately stop any dehumidifying
operation.
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