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Models starting with DH30

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Float – Part Number: WP1172075
Float
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PartSelect #: PS11738360
Manufacturer #: WP1172075
If the bucket is full indicator on your dehumidifier is on but the bucket is empty, you may have a problem with the float. If you notice that the float is warped or damaged, it should be replaced. Thi...
$8.04
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Lamp Halogen 75W – Part Number: DE81-08661A
Lamp Halogen 75W
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PartSelect #: PS16631763
Manufacturer #: DE81-08661A
This part is a halogen lamp, but it may also be known as a light bulb and is an important part for your range. This model is 75 watts and measures to be roughly 3 inches high, and 2 inches wide. The p...
$89.46
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Sensor – Part Number: 6877A30013V
Sensor
PartSelect #: PS3654111
Manufacturer #: 6877A30013V
Also known as thermistor.
  No Longer Available
Hex Nut – Part Number: WP488130
Hex Nut
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PartSelect #: PS11742711
Manufacturer #: WP488130
This hex nut is an authentic Whirlpool part that is sourced directly from the original equipment manufacturer, and will fit a variety of appliances including ovens, microwaves, refrigerators, air cond...
$9.56
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Bucket and Float Kit – Part Number: 8201783
Bucket and Float Kit
PartSelect #: PS1486706
Manufacturer #: 8201783
This bucket and float kit, also known as water tank assembly, is for a dehumidifier is 14.5 inches long and 8.5 inches wide. The water tank extracts, traps, and contains the moisture from the air, whi...
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Single Hex Head Screw – Part Number: WP489069
Single Hex Head Screw
PartSelect #: PS11742731
Manufacturer #: WP489069
Sold individually. The size of this screw is 1/4" hex head and 10-12 x 1/2".
$5.42
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SCREW – Part Number: WB1X536
SCREW
PartSelect #: PS234785
Manufacturer #: WB1X536
$9.68
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Switch Assembly – Part Number: 6600A30003C
Switch Assembly
PartSelect #: PS3529251
Manufacturer #: 6600A30003C
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Humidistat Control – Part Number: WP1168670
Humidistat Control
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PartSelect #: PS11738359
Manufacturer #: WP1168670
The humidistat control, used in dehumidifiers, switches the dehumidifier on and off automatically to maintain humidity. If the switch does not work, the humidifier will not maintain the temperature pr...
$81.09
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Sensor Assembly – Part Number: 6877A30013L
Sensor Assembly
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PartSelect #: PS3530191
Manufacturer #: 6877A30013L
The function of the sensor assembly of your dehumidifier is to sense the humidity level and evaporator temperature to control humidity and water collection. If the unit says the bucket is full when it...
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Valve Thermal Relief – Part Number: 5140095-85
Valve Thermal Relief
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PartSelect #: PS9963872
Manufacturer #: 5140095-85
$39.50
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Bucket Water Level Switch – Part Number: 1188814
Bucket Water Level Switch
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PartSelect #: PS992307
Manufacturer #: 1188814
This part is for your dehumidifier. The bucket water level switch is used to prevent water overflow when the bucket is full. You will not be able to tell if the switch has failed just by looking at it...
$102.77
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The Origional Humidistat Quit Working
The knob one turns to set the humidity level was removed. The two screws holding the top on were removed. The top was lifted and swung to the side. After noting which of the two wires went where on the humidistat the wires were removed. Small flat screwdrivers were used to pry back the plastic retainers on one side of the original failed humidistat. The new one was put in place, the two wires were reattached. The knob was replaced. The top was positioned and its two retaining screws replaced. A magnetic phillips screwdriver was handy but not necessary. Piece of cake! Someone with ten thumbs could do it!! Thanks for the prompt courteous attention to the returned erroneous part! Dealing with partselect. Com was a pleasure. . . . . . Thanks!! P. S. The dehumidifier works like new now!!
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Humidistat Control
  • James from Silver Bay, MN
  • Difficulty Level:
    Really Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    Less than 15 mins
  • Tools:
    Screw drivers
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Says bucket full when it was not
The forums indicate that one solution for this problem is replacement of the sensor assembly, which is what I did. Upon switching the sensor assembly it DID work for one bucket full, but then went back to indicating bucket full when it isn't. Other fixes indicate changing the switch assembly, which I tried to do but the part has been discontinued. The only other item is replacement of the main computer, which the cost added to the cost of the sensor assembly would equal the cost of replacement of the appliance, so I won't go there.
Parts Used:
Sensor Assembly
  • Thomas from NEWPORT, RI
  • Difficulty Level:
    Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    30 - 60 mins
  • Tools:
    Screw drivers
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Machine would come on for a minute, then stop with message CR1
Googled message to see that it was probably the sensor or the bucket full button. The bucket button is no longer made, but the sensor was available, so I gambled and bought it to try. We removed the outer housing and old sensor. then replaced new sensor putting it in same place and following the path of the old one to plug in wires. the whole housing had to be removed, could not just remove a section. Once replaced, plugged in to test, seemed to work. so replaced all the housing and screws. Unit is working again. Definitely worth the gamble, bc a tech would have been 3-4 times more expensive. My tenant was also confidant about being able to replace the sensor. After we did it, I think I could have done it too.
Parts Used:
Sensor Assembly
  • Judy from EVANSTON, IL
  • Difficulty Level:
    Easy
  • Total Repair Time:
    30 - 60 mins
  • Tools:
    Pliers, Screw drivers
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