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Just pull it carefully with the hole you pour from and the other smal circle hole on the other side 😊

Using CO mode After you turn on the dehumidifier with the green button, you press the Down button which should say AP on the screen. Or if it’s showing numbers then keep pressing down until it displays AP. There are no settings to turn up or down the AP strength. It is just the one setting. If you hit Up button until CO appears , it will show the humidity levels for the CO settings. So basically CO is the only thing you select a level for 😊 so I as long as you see the numbers, you’re on the right thing for drying clothes/dehumidifying the room etc. so just push the up button until you see numbers/ CO display. Choose the desired humidity level, and off you go! I hope that makes sense, I think it does but happy to answer any questions ! J

@HiighStreet Thank You x

Me too

After you turn on the dehumidifier with the green button, you press the Down button which should say AP on the screen. Or if it’s showing numbers then keep pressing down until it displays AP. There are no settings to turn up or down the AP strength. It is just the one setting. If you hit Up button until CO appears , it will show the humidity levels under the CO settings. So basically CO is the only thing you select a level for 😊 I hope that makes sense, I think it does but happy to answer any questions ! J

​@HiighStreet Hi so when I set it to CO mode and set my desired humidity level ,let's say 55,when it gets the humidity to 55 will it automatically go to sleep mode and stay off until it detects it rising again above 55 then automatically switch on again?

My one as gone really loud for some reason loud humming noise

Using CO mode. It’s also humidity not temperature/heat. After you turn on the dehumidifier with the green button, you press the Down button which should say AP on the screen. Or if it’s showing numbers then keep pressing down until it displays AP. There are no settings to turn up or down the AP strength. It is just the one setting. If you hit Up button until CO appears , it will show the humidity levels for the CO settings. So basically CO is the only thing you select a level for 😊 so I as long as you see the numbers, you’re on the right thing for drying clothes/dehumidifying the room etc. so just push the up button until you see numbers/ CO display. Choose the desired humidity level, and off you go! I hope that makes sense, I think it does but happy to answer any questions ! J

I'm here fiddling with the filter on my 12l version and relieved to read that it's an awful fit. I was turning it every which way to fit without success. Thank you.🙏

Then you probably don't need to put one in.

@@sp-pz8uc given the fact that it is in the place that draws air that all dehumidifiers share, and that is a Hepa filter, i find this hard to believe. Eventually it need to be replaced

@@countpythagoras In the instructions it says: ( IF ) the Hepa filter is in place, regardless of the setting, all the air going through the dehumidifier, will be purified. So from that, yes it will be cleaner air coming back out but no not necessary, depending of course how dirty the air is. So the fact it says IF, seals the deal. Also I have seen on another advert, its optional. They word it like that so, you think you defently need it. It's clever advertising. Bit like a an advert saying could stop something up to 99.9%. UP TO, so could be 1%. Besides I have the smaller version to. Just has the same without the filter. Think that covers my point. 8-)

It's optional.

Nope! But I’m glad it doesn’t otherwise it would be SOOOO NOISY!😊

Hello! I think it will still be ok if you are 5'4'' as you can move down the neck massager by clicking a button. The back massager in general feels great, if it gets a little hard, I use some extra cushion..a towel perhaps. Maximum time I was using it is 30 min.

I'm 5'9'' and it fits just fine for me especially you can move the neck massager up and down few inches