Goldstar DH504ELY6 Dehumidifier w/ 50 Pints Per Hour Capacity - Page 9 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

Your humidistat is stuck in the "on" position. Probably need to replace it.

Yes, these types of dehumidifiers use a compressor that warms the air to remove the water.

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A dehumidifier works in a similar way to an air conditioner, cooling the air that passes through it so water vapour will condense and collect into a container. If the fans are working and air is circulating through the unit but no water is being collected the internal refrigeration system probably has a fault...

Could be the humidity is low enough it isn't turning on. Try to lower the humidity setting to see if it will turn on. Once the humidity gets down to about 50-55%, dehumidifiers don't work very well at pulling out the humidity..

Pull out bucket and see if the hose it attached to the drain connector/ sometimes it pulls away:

Code EH code indicates that the humidity sensor is malfunctioning. Needs to be replaced.

The manual says to contact customer service 866-827-4985. I believe the code refers to a sensor error.

what happened to the manual?

If it is blowing: room air = no cooling hot air = unit is running cool air = unit is trying to empty sounds like it is NOT hot air

At 21°C u must have an air flow blockage. It should not freeze up there.

operation at or below 41°F

if it is blowing: room air = no cooling hot air = unit is running cool air = unit is trying to empty sounds like it is NOT hot air

full, too hot, too cold, too dry

what did yo do with the manual?

great question

really? better find a service facility

maybe the new unit is too big for the space. If it is cooling, it is dehumidifying. whenever warm air passes over a cold surface water falls out. IF, however, it cools too fast, it does not take much water out before it is at temp and shuts down.

probably - but I have not heard of a part described like that

float is sticking causing it not to shut off when full