Turning The Unit On; Turning The Unit Off; Fault Indicator; Fan Speed - Dri-Eaz DriTec Pro 150 Guía De Referencia Rápida

Red light indicates a
Figure 1
fault in operation
Hour meter
Start/stop button
Figure 2
DriTec Pro 150C
Fan switch
DriTec Pro 150
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Turning the unit on

Locate the electrical cord on the back of the unit, and plug it into a 115-volt
(15 amp) grounded outlet.
Push the black, round start/stop button (Figure 1). The green light above the
start/stop button will come on to indicate the unit is engaged.
Green light
indicates the

Turning the unit off

unit is on
Push the start/stop button again. The green light will begin flashing to indi-
cate the unit is cooling off in preparation to shut down. The unit will shut
down within 60 seconds.
NOTE: The unit automatically goes into cool-down mode once the start/stop button has
been pushed a second time, even if it hasn't been running long enough to heat up.
DriTec Pro 150

Fault indicator

The red light on the start/stop panel indicates a fault in the unit's operation.
If it should begin flashing, turn the unit off, and see the "Troubleshooting"
section on page 5 for instructions.

Fan speed

Both the DriTec Pro 150 and 150C have a 2-speed fan. The fan has a low
and high speed (see Figure 2).
S
ETTING UP YOUR

Ducting

DriTec Pro 150
The 150 has both a dry air and wet air outlet. To optimize the distribution of
air on the 150 (to reduce back pressure) use the recommended hose length
for the appropriate ducting set-up.
When ducting both
outlets
When ducting only
the moist air outlet
DriTec Pro 150C
When using optional ducting on the DriTec Pro 150C, you may or may not
need to use the foam duct ring to optimize performance and manage back
pressure (see below).
When using ducting hose 10 ft (3m) or
longer, do not use the ring.
When using ducting hose that is less
than 10 ft (3m), use the ring.
CAUTION
Always use the start/stop button to turn the unit off and on. Do not
stop it by unplugging it. Failure to use the start/stop button may
damage the unit, because the fan won't run, which cools the unit.
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Maximum ducting lengths:
Low Fan Speed
Dry Air up to 13 ft (4m)
Wet Air up to 13 ft (4m)
Low Fan Speed
Wet Air up to 13 ft (4m)
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High Fan Speed
Dry Air up to 32 ft (10m)
Wet Air up to 32 ft (10m)
High Fan Speed
Wet Air up to 32 ft (10m)
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