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9330201A Frigidaire Dehumidifier - Overview

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Float – Part Number: 5303306080
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If the bucket is full indicator on your dehumidifier is on, but the bucket is empty, or your dehumidifier is overflowing, you may have a problem with the float. This device is located near the bucket and moves up as the water level in the bucket rises. The float will trip the water level switch when the bucket is full. This is a safety device to prevent the unit from overflowing. When the switch is tripped, power to the compressor and fan motor circuits is disrupted until the bucket is emptied. Make sure that the float assembly can move or pivot freely so that it can trigger the level switch when the bucket is full. If the assembly is warped or damaged it should be replaced.
Humidistat Control – Part Number: 5303296823
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Humidistat Control
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This is a humidistat control for a dehumidifier. The humidistat on your dehumidifier responds to the humidity in the air to determine if the appliance should continue to dehumidify or shut off, based on the desired humidity level. This control needs to be replaced if the dehumidifier wont shut off when the desired humidity level is reached. This part is approximately 3.5 inches long and 1.5 inches wide. The part will be easy to replace, simply remove the front cover, remove the humidistat from the bracket, and remove the two push-on wire connectors. Reverse this process to reinstall the control. Be sure to disconnect power to the dehumidifier before completing this repair.
SCREW – Part Number: 134178901
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Red Indicator Light Lens – Part Number: 318250801
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Red Indicator Light Lens
Part #318250801
This indicator light lens protects bulbs in ranges, ovens, stoves, and humidifiers. The lens keeps the bulb from getting cracked, scratched, and damaged. It is 1 inch long and 1 inch wide. If your lens is defective or broken, or the bulb is easily getting damaged, replacing the lens can be a solution. Refer to the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer for further accurate guidance. Remember to unplug your appliance from the power source before starting this project and wear gloves to ensure your hands are protected.
Auto Shut Off Switch – Part Number: 5308016437
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Auto Shut Off Switch
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The auto shut off switch is for dehumidifiers. If the water bucket is not attached properly the switch will ensure the compressor does not run. You may need to perform a continuity test on the switch to determine if the part has indeed failed since you cannot tell by looking at it. Make sure your dehumidifier is unplugged before you begin. Consider wearing gloves to protect your hands while performing this task. This is a genuine OEM part that comes straight from the manufacturer.
Fan Blade – Part Number: 327650104
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Fan Blade
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Defrost Thermostat – Part Number: 5303323233
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Defrost Thermostat
Part #5303323233
The thermostat senses that the heat near the cooling coils has reached the desired temperature.
CLIP-FLOAT (2) – Part Number: 5303296826
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CLIP-FLOAT (2)
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SCREW – Part Number: 5303007620
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SCREW
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CASTER – Part Number: 5303275278
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CASTER
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Compressor – Part Number: 5304406145
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Compressor
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SCREW – Part Number: 3002801
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SCREW
Part #3002801
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Unit would run continuously and not shut off
7 of 9 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Jonathan from New Oxford, PA
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Screw drivers
Removed the front cover and then the humidistat from the bracket. Two push on wire connectors and then reversed. Very straightforward and excellent part matching. Given the prices for new dehumidifiers it was great to breathe life back into this unit which does its job well. Thanks for the easy to use web site and fast fast service!
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Humidistat was inoperatative and the defrost thermostat.
10 of 21 people found this instruction helpful.
  • Martin from Lords Valley, PA
  • Really Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
  • Screw drivers
Removed two screws holding the faceplate that held the humidistat. Removed knob, and two screws holding humidisat.. Removed two wires (push on terminals) . Reversed procedure to install new humididstat. Removed defrost thermostat from suction line, cut wires, installed new defrost thermostat, stripped wires, used wire nuts to connect cont rol. Replaced faceplate..
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The float turned up missing during a move to another city.
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  • Gregory from MARINETTE, WI
  • Very Easy
  • Less than 15 mins
The repair was just putting the float into the inside of the tank itself and then, inserting the two pins (left and right) into each slot so the float operates up and down freely.
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