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condensation inside the

dehumidier.

• To prevent interference,

place the appliance at least

2m away from electrical

appliances that use

airborne radio waves such

as TVs, radios, and radio-

controlled clocks.

• The appliance does not

remove carbon monoxide

(CO) or radon (Rn). It

cannot be used a safety

device in case of accidents

with combustion processes

and hazardous chemicals.

• Never move the appliance

by pulling the power cord.

• This appliance is not

a substitute for proper

ventilation, regular vacuum

cleaning, or use of an

extractor hood or fan while

cooking.

• If the appliance is not used

for a long period of time,

remove the lter from the

dehumidier and store it

separately in a cool, dry

place.

• Do not sit or stand on the

appliance. The appliance

is equipped with unilateral

rotating wheels. Sitting or

standing on the appliance

may lead to potential injury.

Fuse Specication:

T2.0A 250V

T5.0A 250V

the body for a prolonged

period of time, especially

where there is someone

who is unable to adjust

the humidity. For instance:

infant, child, or elderly

person. This may harm the

physical condition and

lead to dehydration.

• Use the dehumidier with

cautions where the walls,

furniture, and art works are

vulnerable to dry air.

• Do not place the

appliance directly below

an air conditioner to

prevent condensation

from dripping onto the

appliance which will cause

short circuit and leakage of

electricity.

• Only use the original

Philips lters specially

intended for this appliance.

Do not use any other lters.

• Burning the lter may

cause irreversible damage

to humans or other

creatures. Do not use the

lter as fuel or for similar

purposes.

• Always lift or move the

appliance by the handle at

the top of the appliance.

• Do not use the

dehumidier in a room

with major temperature

changes, as this may cause

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