Questions & Answers for: air force dehumidifiers

...air across a cooling coil causing condensation and the water will drip and pool. The cooling is caused by a compressor working like refrigerator, but using the effect to dehumidify. To check if the ...

...air from the finished portion of the basement flow in or has the unit just stopped working? if you can verify that the compressor is still active (is there a noticeable hum or buzz and / or do the ...

...more force than expected. With the filter out, put the bucket back in and turn it on. Make sure that there is air blowing out the back to verify that the fan still works. I hope this helps.

...air through the unit. If there is a filter, clean it. 2)If aire flow is OK and its freezing up on one end of the coil and the other end of the coil is not very cold at all then refrigerant charge is ...

our basement flooded out and we are now drying it with a kerosene fueled heater that blows heat. We have no ventilation. are there any effects from breathing in the fumes? ABSOLUTELY NOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

...water. A humidifier has a tank that you fill with water. The water is released / forced into dry air to make it moist, usually by a fan or ultrasonic method. A dehumidifier has an empty tank that ...

...of the area is in the high 50's - 60's. Yes. Wet clothing would act to put Humidity in the air. think of the air as a sponge the more you heat the air the more the air will take moisture out ...

...force. There seems to be some sort of liquid leaking out on the back,with no discernable smell. It's dark brownish in color, and has a bit of an oily feel to it. I'm VERY scared to turn it ...

...temperature simple physics results in pulling heat/moisture from surrounding air and condenses it drops water into bucket by force of gravity chilled moisture free air gets sent out of case thru ...

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