Removal of Water Condensate
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DAMAGE DUE TO formation of Condensate
Failure to follow these instructions can result in equipment damage.
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Water condensate that forms in the heat exchanger as a function of ambient humidity and temperature is a feature of normal operation of the cooling unit.
In all side-mounted and roof-mounted cooling units, the condensate exits the cooling unit through one drain tube located on the bottom part of the cooling unit. Connect the transparent plastic hose (provided with the cooling unit) to the outlet.
All side-mounted cooling units with a cooling capacity above 800 W (commercial references from NSYCU•800DG) are fitted with an internal water condensate evaporator which operates via the hot (outlet) tube of the compressor.
These cooling units nevertheless have an overflow condensate outlet which can be carried outside. This plastic tube can be coupled to another tube of the same diameter to carry the condensate to another position, to an area where there is no risk of slipping.
The use of a tripper switch in the door is recommended to stop the cooling unit if the door is open to avoid excessive generation of water condensate.