MAD35S1QWT Midea Dehumidifier - Overview

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Parts for the MAD35S1QWT

$8.55

Humidity Sensor Assembly

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Part #17120100000344

Steady moisture control depends on a working humidity sensor. A damaged sensor may cause the dehumidifier to run too long, stop too soon, or show the wrong humidity level. First check the room temperature, air filter, airflow, and control settings. Confirm the replacement with the complete appliance model number. Disconnect power and empt...Read more

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$6.40

Drain Pipe

Part #12100509000040

Smooth drainage helps prevent water from backing up inside a dehumidifier. Replace the drain hose if it is split, leaking, badly bent, or too stiff to seal correctly. First clean the drain port and make sure the outlet is not blocked. Confirm the correct hose using the complete model number. Disconnect power and remove stored water before...Read more

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$7.47

Pipe Temperature Sensor

Part #11201007003439

$6.40

Drain Stopper

Part #12600801000036

Leaks near the bottom of a portable air conditioner or dehumidifier can come from a damaged drain stopper. This plug closes the drain port when continuous drainage is not being used. Check for dirt, cracks, or a poor fit before installing a replacement. Use the appliances full model number to confirm the correct plug. Unplug the unit, pla...Read more

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$7.47

Micro Switch

Part #17400512000009

$55.29

Dehumidifier Main Control Board Subassembly

Part #17120100004039

$12.85

Axial Flow Fan

Part #12100105001042

$13.92

Universal Wheel Assembly

Part #12120600006543

$17.15

Suction Pipe Assembly

Part #15120100002345

$6.40

Fan Motor Capacitor

Part #17400101A00484

$27.36

Power Cord Subassembly

Part #17401202008407

$24.67

The Magnetic Switch

Part #11201605000661

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Barbara - For model number MAD35S1QWT

August 19, 2025

the unit is in a warm room that is humid due to a washing machine and dryer. The unit is about 3 years old and has worked well. A few weeks ago, it started turning off. I checked and there is no water in the bucket. I just cleaned the filters. what else should I check? Thank you.

Hello Barbara, thank you for reaching out to us. Dehumidifiers work best in temperatures between approximately 5°C (41°F) and 35°C (95°F). If the room is too cold, the evaporator coils may freeze, causing the unit to shut down. Ensure nothing is blocking the front or back of the dehumidifier, lack of proper air flow can cause the unit to overheat. Check the humidity sensor, part number PS18182870, a faulty or dirty humidity sensor can misread the room's moisture level, causing the unit to turn off quickly. We would also recommend try cleaning the coils. We hope this information helps!

$8.55

Humidity Sensor Assembly

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