Why is the humidity level on my LG Dehumidifier incorrect?
If your LG Dehumidifier's humidity level display seems off, ensure that the air intake and exhaust are not blocked by walls or other obstructions. Also, the humidity level displayed reflects the conditions where the dehumidifier is located, which may differ from other areas.
How to improve dehumidification on my LG UD501KOJ5 Dehumidifier?
If your LG Dehumidifier isn't removing enough moisture, first, verify that the room temperature and humidity aren't too low. Then, check for any blockages at the air inlet or outlet and clean the filter to remove any obstructions.
What to do if my LG Dehumidifier isn't lowering humidity?
If your LG Dehumidifier runs but doesn't seem to lower the humidity much, ensure all doors and windows are closed. Check that the room size is appropriate for the dehumidifier's capacity. Also, avoid placing the dehumidifier near steam-producing appliances.
Why is there still water in the bucket of my LG UD501KOJ5 when the pump is on?
This is normal. The pump will activate once the water bucket is full. Once the pump stops, there may be water left in the water bucket. To avoid odor, clean the water bucket at least once a week.
Why is my LG Dehumidifier not turning on?
If your LG Dehumidifier isn't running, here's what to check: * Ensure the power plug is correctly inserted. * Verify there isn't a power outage by checking other appliances. * Make sure the water bucket is properly installed. * Empty the water bucket if the 'Bucket Full' light is on. * If the 'Auto Defrost' light is on, this is normal; the dehumidifier will restart when defrosting is complete. * Adjust the humidity setting to be lower than the current room humidity.
How to stop water dripping from my LG UD501KOJ5 when removing the bucket?
To prevent water from dripping when you remove the water bucket from your LG Dehumidifier, always turn off the unit first. Then, use a soft cloth to clean up any drips.
General| Power | 545 W |
|---|---|
| Noise level | 48 dB |
| Control type | Rotary |
| Input voltage | 115 V |
| Product color | Black |
| Operating time | 23 h |
| Input frequency | 60 Hz |
| Number of speeds | 2 |
| Removable filter | Yes |
| Water tank capacity | 6.65 L |
| Evaporation technology | - |
| Timer duration (maximum) | 12 h |
| Suitable for room area up to | - m² |
| Suitable for room volume up to | - m³ |
| Display type | LED |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 321 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 427 mm |
| Height | 665 mm |
| Weight | 20500 g |
| Package depth | 365 mm |
| Package width | 482 mm |
| Package height | 732 mm |
| Package weight | 23500 g |
| Dimensions (WxDxH) | 427 x 321 x 665 mm |
General advice on following safety messages in the manual and on the appliance.
Key precautions to reduce risks of explosion, fire, shock, scalding, or injury.
Identifies and illustrates the front components of the dehumidifier.
Identifies and illustrates the rear components of the dehumidifier.
Lists and illustrates the included accessories and parts of the dehumidifier.
Explains how indoor temperature and humidity affect dehumidification performance.
Details the compressor's 3-minute delay before restarting and its 23-hour operation limit.
Specifies the required clearance around the product for proper air intake and exhaust.
Explains the functions of all buttons and indicator lights on the control panel.
Instructions on dehumidifying, setting humidity, fan speed, and timer functions.
Explains the meaning and function of various indicator lights like Safety Standby, Bucket Full, Check Filter, Auto Defrost.
Instructions for continuous drainage setup, emptying the bucket, and using the pump.
How to clean the outside surfaces of the dehumidifier using a soft, damp cloth.
Steps for emptying and cleaning the water bucket to prevent odors and mold.
Instructions for cleaning the air filter to maintain performance and air quality.
Guide on how to clean the filter associated with the water pump function.
Steps for properly cleaning and storing the dehumidifier when not in use.
Explains how the LG SmartThinQ app enables smartphone communication with the appliance.
Steps to prepare for connecting the smartphone and appliance via Wi-Fi.
Steps to connect the dehumidifier to Wi-Fi and details on Wi-Fi function.
Includes wireless LAN specs, FCC, and Industry Canada statements.
How to use the Smart Diagnosis feature via the app or customer center for troubleshooting.
Information on obtaining source code and license terms for open-source software used.
Addresses issues like product not running, low dehumidification, or incorrect humidity display.
Solutions for water dripping and common problems with the pump function.
Lists critical situations requiring immediate service calls, like overheating or overflow.
Details what defects are covered and specifies the duration of the limited warranty.
Explains service options and lists items not covered by the warranty.
Notifies users about the binding arbitration provision for dispute resolution.
Procedure for notifying LG of a dispute and the agreement to binding arbitration.
Explains arbitration rules and the governing law for disputes.
Covers arbitration fees, hearing options, and how to opt out of the procedure.
Details warranty coverage and explains service options like In-Home or Swap SVC.
Lists items not covered by the warranty and warranty limitations.
Notifies users about the arbitration provision for dispute resolution in Canada.
Procedure for dispute notification and the agreement to binding arbitration in Canada.
Explains arbitration rules and governing law specific to Canadian provinces/territories.
Covers arbitration fees, hearing options, and opt-out procedures for Canadian users.
Addresses enforceability of warranty provisions and waiver of rights in Canada.
Instructions for opting out and how warranty terms override the EULA.
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