To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Midea MAD Dehumidifier won't start?
If your Midea Dehumidifier isn't starting, first ensure the plug is fully inserted into the outlet. Then, check your house's fuse or circuit breaker box. Also, the dehumidifier might have reached its preset level, or the bucket could be full. Another possibility is that the side access tank isn't correctly positioned.
What to do if water is leaking from my Midea Dehumidifier?
If water is leaking from your Midea Dehumidifier onto the floor, check if the hose connection is loose. Another reason may be that you intended to use the bucket to collect water, but the back drain plug was removed.
What to do if the pump operation light is blinking on my Midea MAD Dehumidifier?
If the pump operation light on your Midea Dehumidifier is blinking, try cleaning the pump's filter. Also, check the pump hose for blockages or leaks. Finally, ensure the side access tank is empty.
What to do if my Midea MAD does not start?
If your Midea Dehumidifier doesn't start, try the following: * Ensure the dehumidifier's plug is firmly connected to the wall outlet. * Check the house fuse/circuit breaker box. * Verify the dehumidifier hasn't reached its preset level or that the bucket isn't full. * Make sure the water bucket is correctly positioned.
What to do if water is on the floor around my Midea MAD?
If you find water on the floor around your Midea Dehumidifier, check if the hose to connector or the hose connection may be loose. Also, if you intend to use the bucket to collect water, ensure that the back drain plug is properly in place.
Why does frost appear on the coils of my Midea Dehumidifier?
The appearance of frost on the coils of your Midea Dehumidifier is normal. The dehumidifier has an auto-defrost feature.
What to do if water collects around the bottom of my Midea MAD Dehumidifier when operating in bucketless mode?
If water collects around the bottom of your Midea Dehumidifier when in bucketless mode: * Check to ensure the unit is level and that there is no debris on the surface. * Check the drain hose connection and ensure it is properly seated in the outlet.
Why is my Midea Dehumidifier not drying the air properly?
Your Midea Dehumidifier might not be drying the air effectively due to several reasons. Ensure enough time has passed for it to remove moisture. Check that curtains, blinds, or furniture aren't blocking the front or back of the unit. The humidity control setting may be too high. Verify that all doors, windows, and openings are securely closed. Also, the room temperature might be too low (below 5°C or 41°F), or there could be a source of water vapor, like a kerosene heater, in the room.
Why is my Midea MAD making a loud noise?
A loud noise from your Midea Dehumidifier could be due to a dirty air filter; cleaning it might help. The unit might also be tilted instead of upright, or the floor surface may not be level.
What to do if my Midea MAD Dehumidifier is making a loud noise?
If your Midea Dehumidifier is making a loud noise, consider the following: * The air filter may be dirty; clean it. * Ensure the unit is upright and not tilted. * Check that the floor surface is level.
General| Type | Dehumidifier |
|---|---|
| Smart Control | Yes |
| App Control | Yes |
| Continuous Drain | Yes |
| Filter Type | Washable |
| Operating Temperature | 41°F - 95°F |
| Capacity | 50 pints per day |
| Special Feature | Auto Restart |
| Dehumidification Capacity | 50 pints per day |
| Coverage Area | 4500 sq. ft. |
Instructions to prevent injury and property damage, highlighting risk levels.
Explains warning and caution symbols used in the manual.
Names and illustrates the components of the dehumidifier.
Details safe distance requirements for optimal dehumidifier placement.
Covers initial use, working conditions, power connection, grounding, and water tank installation.
Explains the function and indicators of the dehumidifier's control panel.
Turns the dehumidifier on and off.
Enables setting automatic start and stop times for the unit.
Allows selection of different operating modes like Set, Continuous, Dryer, and Comfort.
Controls humidity levels and timer settings.
Adjusts the fan speed between High and Low settings.
Lists and explains common error codes displayed by the unit.
Activates the built-in pump for continuous water drainage.
Covers auto shut-off, filter check reminders, and auto-restart capabilities.
Describes methods for removing water when the bucket is full.
Step-by-step guide for emptying the water bucket.
Technical specifications for the wireless module.
Important notes regarding app compatibility, security, and connectivity.
Guide to downloading and installing the SmartHome application.
Instructions for logging into or creating a SmartHome account.
Steps to connect the dehumidifier to the SmartHome app.
Lists FCC ID and IC for the wireless module.
Detailed steps for cleaning the grill, case, bucket, air filter, and pump filter.
A chart to diagnose and resolve common problems with the dehumidifier.
Details the terms and conditions of the limited warranty.
Lists the consumer's duties for warranty validity and product upkeep.
Outlines what is not covered by the product warranty.
Provides instructions on how to obtain warranty service.
Explains the policy for returning the product within 30 days of purchase.
