SOURCE: fedder 65 pint dehumidifier model # A7DH65B2A
Hi,
If you haven't done so already, try removing and cleaning the inlet filter screen which is almost certainly just behing the inlet grille. If this is blocked with fluff then no moist air will get to the cold pipes, so little or no water will be extracted. There's also a chance that the humidity sensor is clogged with fluff, so fooling the system into thinking the room is pretty dry.
Is the compressor running? A running compressor can usually be detected as a deep throbbing from the machine.
If it is running, but not cooling the pipes, then you may have lost the refrigerant from the system via a leak. If the air coming out of the machine is warm (caused by the compressor running) but there is no water produced this is usually the cause.
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SOURCE: Fedders 65 Pint Dehumidifier Fan Problem
I have the same problem. The fan motor bearings are bad on mine. You can get a new fan motor at Appliance Factory parts.com. Phone number 1-800-955-7075. $44.95 + shipping.
Gene
SOURCE: Fedders Dehumidifier
Might try Manual @
http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/dehumidifiers/helpcenter/ownersmanuals/fedders/
SOURCE: The coils are freexing up. How can i fix this?
Make sure your coils are clean and free of restrictions and that the fan is running. If this is ok, then it is probably a leak in the system resulting in low charge. Cost of new dehumidifier will be cheaper than having it repaired.
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