20 Most Recent Hisense 35-Pint Dehumidifier - Page 7 Questions & Answers

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

RTFM

how do you know it has energy?

sound like it is out of control to me.

dehumidifiers remove water from the air. They do not defrost anything. If you have frost on the unit coils, it may be because the temp is too low (<40°F) or the unit is defective. unplug it till it melts

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https://www.manualslib.com/manual/1054413/Swann-Sh3020.html try using a search engine next time - this was the first hit

What is the make, and model number.

i don't know. consider using you vacuum to suck the filter clean. be safe. unplug your machine and use only the least amount of suction to do the job. don't make a hole in the filter. if you do, use a small piece of tape over the hole before turning on your unit.

try a different electrical outlet. turn it on and set it at highest reading then reduce the setting to the lowest. if still not running, unplug it and fiddle with the high level contact or switch on the bucket. seat the bucket properly then plug it back in to test if it works.

i don't know. please make sure your filter is clean. unplug your unit . gently shake giggle and move the float up and down. the switch for the float may not quite be making a firm contact.

i don't know. if moisture high, until resolved or repaired, consider using an electrical timer to shut it off and on for your choice of cycles.

i don't know. my unit has drain hose on bucket. if my bucket is not seated properly, it says my bucket is full. try to fiddle with the bucket high level float or similar.

Be careful. i do not know. set at highest setting and let it run. while running, reduce setting to the lowest over a few minutes. at a lower setting you should be able to tell that the compressor has started. run it for 5 minutes, then unplug your machine. next, feel the cooling coils to see if they are very cold. if they are not cold, your unit needs to be serviced.

no, this is not normal. air should be cooler. Be careful. i do not know. set at highest setting and let it run. while running, reduce setting to the lowest over a few minutes. at a lower setting you should be able to tell that the compressor has started. run it for 5 minutes, then unplug your machine. next, feel the cooling coils to see if they are very cold. if they are not cold, your unit needs to be serviced.

Be careful. i do not know. set at highest setting and let it run. while running, reduce setting to the lowest over a few minutes. at a lower setting you should be able to tell that the compressor has started. run it for 5 minutes, then unplug your machine. next, feel the cooling coils to see if they are very cold. if they are not cold, your unit needs to be serviced.

be careful. i do not know. set at highest setting and let it run. while running, reduce setting to the lowest over a few minutes. at a lower setting you should be able to tell that the compressor has started. let it run for 5 minutes, then unplug your machine. next, feel the cooling coils to see if they are very cold. if they are not cold, your unit needs to be serviced.

from earlier fixya..

Rich Landrum

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SOURCE:50 pt. dehumidifier will not Nothing worked, because the drain hole to the hose connection is clogged or the hose is clogged. When that happens, water is diverted to the bucket. Turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to OFF & Unplug the unit. Remove the hose and check it for clogs. If none are found, the clog is inside the hose connector. Using an 18" long plastic Zip Tie appropriately sized to fit the hole. Carefully insert the tip of the Zip Tie and continue to push it in, until you reach a bend in the tubing. You will have to gingerly work the Zip Tie past the bend, until it bottoms out or you run out of usable Zip Tie. Then slowly remove the Zip Tie while rotating (twisting) it. This will break up any clogs. As you reach the inserted end of the Zip Tie, be prepared as some water that might follow. Even if you don't see any residue from a clog, it may have been pushed out of the way. Reinstall everything, plug the unit in, turn the Master ON/OFF Switch to ON and take it for a test drive. Be sure the hose is no longer than 5 feet and that it gradually slopes down and away from the unit. The water drainage relies entirely on gravity.