GE AHH40LH DEHUMIDIFIER (by 2 users)
posted by TIMWIM on Nov 14, 2007
DEHUMIDIFIER FREESE UP SOLID ON THE BACK. THE COIL AND FILTER ARE CLEAN. IS IT A BACK AUTO DEFROST THEMASTAT, IF SO WHAT IS THE PART NUMBER NEEDED.
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Comment by j bagger, posted on May 07, 2008
Hello--the unit is two years old. Works like a charm up until about 2 weeks ago. All of a sudden it starts to freeze up on the rear of the unit. I removed the filter from the rear and everything looks good with the coils/grill? I raised the unit up off the floor to where the temp. may be a little warmer, still icing up. Machine is in a basement that stays around 60 degrees F but has worked without any problems for 2 years. Any suggestions?
Best Solution
posted on Nov 16, 2007
GuruEither the humidistat is bad and not letting the unit cycle off, there isn't enough humidity in the air, or the condensor coils are too dirty.
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