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Introduction
This guide only needs to be followed for disassembly; the regular cleaning steps are also mentioned. For cleaning, however, no parts need to be disassembled; simply remove the filters and spray the cooling fins with cleaner.
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Flip up the outer flap. It has no additional latch.
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The previously opened flap is only hooked in via these clutch hinges. The flap can be removed from the entire unit.
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Remove the two black filters. Simply pull on the small black handle. Wash both filters with water. The filters can also be removed if the flap from the previous step was not removed. Clean the filters every few months. Allow the filters to air dry completely before reinserting them.
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At the air outlet on the bottom, there are two plastic caps on the right and left that can be easily removed with needle nose pliers.
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There is a Phillips screw under each of the covers. Remove both of them.
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The cover can now be removed. The cover is hooked in at the back of the top via two eyelets.
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The cooling fins can now be sprayed with condenser cleaner. Excess liquid drains through the condensate line. Cleaning agent, e.g., RTU ECD.
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Work through the steps in reverse order to reassemble your device.
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