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Popular Whirlpool Dehumidifier Parts

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$53.20

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Filter

PartSelect Number PS11738449

Manufacturer Part Number WP1188402

Overload Protect – Part Number: 6750U-L048A

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$36.85

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Overload Protect

PartSelect Number PS3529568

Manufacturer Part Number 6750U-L048A

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$74.95

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Capacitor

PartSelect Number PS11738453

Manufacturer Part Number WP1188476

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$11.77

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Handle

PartSelect Number PS3521071

Manufacturer Part Number 3650A20004A

Installation Instructions

BRENT from MADISON, WI

original fan frozen so no rotation

instructions accompanying this replacement fan were great. Easily understood, correct, and instructive pics. Read more...

KNOB, HUMIDSTAT CONTROL – Part Number: 998857

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$20.37

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Knob, Humidstat Control

PartSelect Number PS406514

Manufacturer Part Number 998857

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$149.81

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Fan Motor

PartSelect Number PS557949

Manufacturer Part Number 4389130

This fan motor controls the circulating fan in the dehumidifier.

Bucket Water Level Switch – Part Number: 1188814

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$65.73

Whirlpool Dehumidifier Bucket Water Level Switch

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PartSelect Number PS992307

Manufacturer Part Number 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. You will need to perform a continuity test. This will determine if a continual electrical path is present. If you notice that dehumidifier will not run even when the bucket is empty, it might be due to the switch needing to be replaced. To access the part, you will need to remove all the outer housing. The switch is located in a plastic holder found on the inside wall.

Installation Instructions

Lester from Brazil, IN

Push on connectors and switch housing were different

The switch housing was not exactly the same for easy snap in. I removed the actual switch and installed it into the old housing. Then I found that the male pins were larger than the old ones. I chose to clip off the female connectores, strip the wires, and solder the wires to the pins on the switch. It was easier for me than attempting to change the push on connectors. For me, the actual switch was what I wanted and I fixed it my way. It was easy to do however some folks may want to change the push on connectors. Works great and saved me hundreds of dollars. Thanks. Read more...