Why is my Whirlpool AD35USS not dehumidifying?
Your Whirlpool Dehumidifier may not be dehumidifying because: * The unit could be out of refrigerant. You should follow the sweep charge procedure to find and repair any leaks. * The humidity might be too low. In this case, turn the unit off until the humidity rises. * The evaporator could be dirty, or the air filter might be blocked. Try cleaning the air filter and/or the evaporator.
What to do if my Whirlpool AD35USS Dehumidifier is not dehumidifying enough?
If your Whirlpool Dehumidifier isn't dehumidifying enough, consider these possibilities: * The area might not be sealed off properly; check for open doors and/or windows and close them. * The grilles could be obstructed. Ensure that the unit and surrounding items are positioned so that the grilles aren't blocked. * The evaporator could be dirty, or the air filter might be blocked. Try cleaning the air filter and/or the evaporator. * There might be a low refrigerant charge. Follow the sweep charge procedure to locate and repair any leaks. * The unit might be too small for the area. Try closing off the area to make it smaller.
How to fix a Whirlpool AD35USS Dehumidifier fan that won't run but the compressor does?
If the fan on your Whirlpool Dehumidifier isn't running but the compressor is, it could be due to these reasons: * The fan motor might not be getting power. Check the wiring and repair or replace as necessary. * The fan motor might be defective. Replace the fan motor. * The fan blade could be jammed. Remove any obstruction, and replace the blade if it's damaged.
What to do if Whirlpool Dehumidifier fan runs but the compressor doesn't?
If the fan runs but the compressor doesn't on your Whirlpool Dehumidifier, consider the following: * For mechanical models: the deicer thermostat may be open. Allow the evaporator coil to thaw. If it remains open after thawing, replace the deicer thermostat. * For electronic models: the thermistor may be out of range, or the evaporator temperature is less than 30°F. If the unit is in defrost mode, raise the room temperature. Otherwise, run diagnostics and replace the electronic control if needed. * The compressor overload or relay could be defective. Check both components and replace if defective. * The compressor windings might be open. Check continuity and replace if one or both windings are open.
Why won't my Whirlpool AD35USS Dehumidifier run? (no fan or compressor)
If your Whirlpool Dehumidifier won't run (no fan or compressor), here's what to check: * Ensure the unit is turned “ON” and set dry enough. Set the control to “CONTINUOUS” to allow the fan and compressor to run regardless of the ambient humidity. * Verify the unit has power: * Make sure the power supply cord is plugged in. * Ensure the outlet has power; if not, have a qualified electrician correct the issue. * Check the bucket: * Empty the bucket. * Make sure the bucket is installed properly. * Check the bucket In/Water Level switch; replace it if defective. * Inspect the power supply cord and internal wiring. Repair or replace any defective parts. * Run diagnostics to check the humidistat. Replace the electronic control if needed.
Provides crucial safety messages and definitions of DANGER and WARNING symbols for user protection.
Details the designation system for model numbers, covering product group, capacity, features, series, and introduction year.
Explains the components of the serial number, including manufacturing site, year of production, and sequence number.
Illustrates the specific locations of model, serial, and wiring diagram labels on the dehumidifier unit.
Explains the concept of humidity and the refrigeration cycle used to remove moisture from the air.
Details operational guidelines and limitations for models operating in cold ambient conditions.
Describes the functions of the control panel, including dryness control, fan speed, and indicator lights.
Explains the roles of the humidistat and thermistor in managing dehumidifier operation.
Outlines the specific operational modes when electronic sensors fail on control models.
Provides instructions on how to set controls for different model types, including starting, stopping, and lights.
Instructions for manually emptying the water bucket when continuous drainage is not used.
Instructions for connecting a garden hose for continuous water removal and drainage.
Describes typical sounds produced during normal dehumidifier operation, such as compressor or fan noise.
Details the procedure for cleaning or replacing the air filter to maintain optimal operating efficiency.
Provides guidance on cleaning the exterior surfaces and interior coils of the dehumidifier.
Instructions for rinsing the water bucket to prevent mold, mildew, and bacteria growth.
Diagrams illustrating the locations of key internal components within the dehumidifier.
Step-by-step instructions for safely removing the front and rear halves of the dehumidifier cabinet.
Detailed steps for removing the electronic control board, thermistor, and power supply cord as an assembly.
Procedure for removing the mechanical humidistat and indicator light from the control cover.
Steps to disconnect and remove the power supply cord from the unit's internal wiring.
Instructions for discharging and removing the fan capacitor, including safety precautions.
Steps to disconnect the fan motor wires and remove the fan motor assembly.
Procedure for safely discharging and removing the compressor capacitor.
Detailed steps for disconnecting and removing the bucket switch assembly from its holder.
Lists essential checks, tools, and safety warnings before testing any dehumidifier components.
Step-by-step guide to testing the mechanical humidistat using an ohmmeter.
Procedure for safely testing fan and compressor capacitors with an ohmmeter.
Tests the fan motor windings using an ohmmeter, with a chart of expected resistance values.
Procedure to test the bucket switch continuity using an ohmmeter, both in and out of the actuator position.
Explains how to enter and navigate the diagnostic mode using control panel keys and LED indicators.
Provides a table of common problems, their causes, and recommended correction steps.
Presents the wiring schematic for mechanical control dehumidifier models.
Defines the wire color abbreviations used in the wiring diagrams.
Shows the wiring schematic for mechanical control dehumidifier models with a fan switch.
Presents the wiring schematic for electronic control dehumidifier models.
Provides phone numbers and website for product specifications, warranty, and technical assistance in the US.
Provides phone numbers for product specifications, warranty, and technical assistance in Canada.
General| Type | Dehumidifier |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 35 pints |
| Energy Star Rated | Yes |
| Filter | Washable |
| Continuous Drain Option | Yes |
| Auto Restart | Yes |
| Auto Defrost | Yes |
| Built-in Pump | No |
| Noise Level | 51 dBA |
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