What to do if my Base aire AirWerx 55 Dehumidifier shows a HI or LO error code?
If your Base aire Dehumidifier displays a 'HI' or 'LO' error code, it means the room temperature is outside the unit's operating range (33.8° - 104°). Adjust the room temperature to fall within this range. If the room temperature is already within the specified range, the sensor may be defective and require replacement.
Why won't my Base aire AirWerx 55 turn on?
If your Base aire Dehumidifier won't run, first, ensure the dehumidifier is receiving power by verifying the outlet has power and the plug is correctly installed. If the room temperature is above 104°F (displaying 'HI') or below 33.8°F (displaying 'LO'), the unit is outside its operating range. Adjust the room conditions to be between 33.8°F and 104°F for the dehumidifier to start operating.
How to improve low airflow in my Base aire Dehumidifier?
Low airflow in your Base aire Dehumidifier can be due to a clogged air filter or a blocked air inlet/outlet. Clean the filter mesh according to the instructions in the manual. Also, check the air inlet and outlet and remove any obstructions.
Why is my Base aire Dehumidifier making a loud noise?
If your Base aire Dehumidifier is making loud noises, make sure the unit is placed on a flat, firm surface. An unlevel surface can cause vibrations and noise. Also, a blocked filter mesh can cause the unit to strain and make noise, so clean the filter mesh according to the manual's instructions.
What does the E1 error code mean on my Base aire AirWerx 55?
If your Base aire Dehumidifier displays an 'E1' error code, it indicates a humidity sensor issue. Check the wiring connections at both ends of the sensor wire to ensure they are secure. If the wiring appears to be properly connected, the sensor itself may be faulty and require replacement.
General| Brand | Base aire |
|---|---|
| Model | AirWerx 55 |
| Category | Dehumidifier |
| Language | English |
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