Haier Dehumidifiers - Popular Questions, Answers, Tips & Manuals

i don't know. on my generic unit, mine won't start untill i reseat my bucket.

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the purpose of an ac unit is to remove water from the atmosphere so water will be collected and needs to be drained In effect that removal of the water from the atmosphere is what makes you feel cool as you are allowing the skin to perspire more easily

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Did you punch out (or cut) the plug that the hose connects to? If not, its blocking the water from draining to the hose. Please rate 4 stars if this is helpful. Thanks and good luck!

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Never heard of a metric garden hose connection. Was this unit purchased in the US or overseas? Check box or bag with manual. There may be an adapter in there.

I would try to buy a new one. Look for sales.

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id try a new capacitor (cheapest solution) , but sounds to me that your compressor is done for. id bet the evap coil is quite dirty , this is a usuall cause

the sweating is on the coils and is the humidity forming into dew drops that collects in the tank if you want the de-humidifer to work as planned you have to restrict new humidity getting into the room ie close the doors and windows.

if power is applied then display should show current room humidity , if set is pressed then display should show current set point for desired room humidity , this has to be less than first display otherwise the control will think room has acheeved desired setpoint and shut off , the one of these i had seemd to have an overly sensative collection bucket full sensor and had to be "just right" for unit to run

sorry to say but the bucket level sensors on these tend to be a bit tricky , it seems theres two possible holes the piviot point for float can go in , only one is correct for sensor to hit right , but both allow float to swing , and there not marked either

continuous drain option, So was there a plug in the end of pipe, did you remove it, does your pipe run down over, has to. Not a lot between bottom of unit and floor, But pipe has to go down over, if up and down, will not drain. down all the way

well this might be a small shortcomming of this model but as silly as it sounds even if you use a external hose to drain water from unit the float inside bucket still is active in unit so i bet if you look carefully the little float in corner of bucket is Just " not quite right" a little adjustment of this and im sure you can get it running again

if this model doesnt have the removable filter on the middle right side then the filter is not removable by std means and unit will need to be dissasembled for this , Now there are a few reasons for unit to freeze , and yes your right one of them is a dirty air filter . and if its gone too far then a dirty condenser coil as well , also if unit is over three years old then it's possible that due to overheating some of the gas chanrge has gotten out , reducing it's efficency making it run longer with no cool down and freezes up , also if your asking it to remove more water than its designed for (setting to high) it will freeze up as well , std moisture for a home is 70 %rh purchase a small meter to measure this ,(some units have one built in) see how much water you really have ?

Not up on the unit, but water condenses on the evaporator of an a/c unit dropping onto a tray, as self evaporating, would assume that the drain from that tray is fed to the top of the compresor, which will have a tray around the top, heat from the compressor will evaporate the water, same as with a fridge. In dehumidifier mode, water would need to be collected, rather than evaporated back into the atmosphere, defeats the object other wise. so is lower tank around compressor? that would be for a/c mode upper tank for dehumidifier

How humid are the conditions? if dry, will not extract water, can only extract water from humid conditions