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All units come with a drain line for additional removal of excess condensate, as a back
up system to the Condensate Evaporator which is used to maintain proper humidity. It is
critical to install the drain line attachment for the unit to function eectively, preventing
overows and leaks from build up of condensate. See page 13.
Failure to install drain line will void warranty.
Specic Performance Issues:
Unit is Not Cooling Suciently or Not Cooling at All:
19) On a thermostat with digital readout, what is the set temperature? To check, hold down the
“SET” button on the thermostat to see the set temperature. Refer to page 15 - 16 of the owner’s
manual.
20) What is the actual temperature of the cellar?
* To check air temperature, use a digital thermostat which can be purchased at any hardware
store under kitchen supplies.
21) On a thermostat with digital readout, does the thermostat display two horizontal dashes or
the letters “PRB”? (This indicates a problem with the thermostat.)
22) Is the probe inserted into a bottle of water? Refer to page 14 of the owner’s manual.
Water is Leaking from the Unit:
23) Is the unit level?
24) Is the drain line attached?
25) Is the unit leaking from the back?
This is generally due to an improper setting on the condensate evaporator. In high humidity
regions, the condensate evaporator should be set to “ON” while other regions should be set to
“AUTO”. Refer to page 13 of the owner’s manual.
Unit is Icing Up:
26) Is the unit icing up? Allow the unit to thaw for 24-36 hours and ensure that there is adequate
airow to and from the unit before operating again. Obstructed airow is a possible reason
why units ice up. Make sure coils are clean and the probe in inserted in the bottle. Refer to page
22 of the owner’s manual.
Unit Short Cycles, Clicks Intermittently, Trips Breaker, or does not Run:
27) Is there power being supplied to the outlet? To check, test the outlet using a small appliance
(hairdryer).
28) Is the unit on a GFI (Ground Fault Interrupter)? The unit should not be run on a GFI. Refer to
page 10 of the owner’s manual.
29) Does the unit have a dedicated electrical line and 20 amp circuit breaker? To check, examine
the breaker box to see if the cellar is on its own circuit. Refer to page 22 of the owner’s manual.
30) Are there any large appliances plugged into the same room or in the same area of the building
of the cooling unit? Refer to page 22 of the owner’s manual.