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The dehumidifier did not turn off automatically when the collection bucket was full (or removed).
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Michael from Madison, NC
Easy
Less than 15 mins
Screw drivers
The microswitch that senses a full or missing collection bucket can almost be removed without taking off the cover of the dehumidifier, but the arrangement and orientation of connector contacts makes that very difficult. It took me five minutes to remove the cover (Phillips head screwdriver), 30 seconds to replace the switch, and a few m
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the dehumidifier was not shutting off when water level was full
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Steven from Owings Mills, MD
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
replaced a piece of the plastic at the top of the bucket that seems to be the water gauge. this seems to be fixed. we are very happy
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bad control on 1998 Whirlpool dehumidifier
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Alan Van from Springfield, OR
Easy
30 - 60 mins
Screw drivers
Disassemble all the housings starting with front cover, top, sheetmetal side/back piece and top styrofoam support. The top slides back 3/8" before you can lift it up off the keys. Carefully pry/pop the control board loose from the top piece and swap all the wires. Had to cut loose 2 zip-ties to re-route the tank switch wires: immediately
... Read morereplace with new zip-tie left full loose so new wires can be re-routed without wiring bundle falling all over. Get all the wires positioned and finish tightening up the zip-ties, but not all the way, just like the factory did. Cut the tails on the ties.
While all the housings were off I vacuumed off the parts and coils and washed the fan blades off with soapy water and a sponge. Looked for chafed wires and such. Trimmed the coil case up with sheet metal shears where it was rubbing on the styrofoam bottom tray and gently filed the cut smooth.
Reassembly: snap the board back into the top piece, put the styrofoam top support on, then the side/back metal, then the top, dropping it onto the keys and sliding it forward again. The front piece goes on last.
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float was missing
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barbra from STERLING HTS, MI
Really Easy
Less than 15 mins
Screw drivers
pried off the plastic fastener with flat blade screw driver set new float in place then pressed plastic fastener back in place
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