Danbury premiere dehumidifier ddr60a3gp blowing cold airs that normal
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I wish mine blew cool air. Mine blows hot air making it impossible to use in the summer months when humidity is high.
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I bought one early. Amazon extended the return period which was good as the unit did not work.
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Make sure the desired humidity is set with the up/down arrows, or it will just be a fan which may feel cool. The level must be reset after a power outage or unplugging.
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It is. The fan has to blow the air over the coils to condense the air and extract the moisture from it, it will be cool.
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Have not noticed on the money saver mode the compressor will cycle on and offer to maintain temperature while fan will continually run to circulate the cool air. A loud noise however would not be normal.
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I have a unit which makes a noise like a normal fan would make. It does not make loud unexpected noise. There is a compressor unit in it like the one freeze and that has its own noise Apart from that I am not sure what kind of noise you are getting. Thanks
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No this is not normal. I have had my unit going on two years and I have not experienced any smell like freon. Try some soapy water around the attachments to see if you have a leak.
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Mine has not had any problems, we live in eastern NC which has high humidity, very good fan.
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We just had a week of 15-25 degree days and it consistently blew about 80 degree air. Should be no freeze up as freeze up is from humidity.
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I called Dyson about this (before I nearly returned it). During most warm months, you must lower it's setting to 32 deg to get cold air/airflow at all. Otherwise, It acts as an automatic heater, coming on and blowing hot air only when the temperature of the room is lower than the setting you selected. There may also be a slight delay before airflow begins as it can take a few minutes to calibrate.I was a little annoyed, I would have expected a 'just blow air' mode to act more like their other fan models.
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First, I would make sure all the settings are correct. If they are, and if you have humidity, then I would say you got a dud. We're in the northeast, where it's been disgustingly humid for it seems like forever, and ours is working fine. We empty it 3 or 4 times a day and run it on high, usually. If you got a defective unit, I don't know what the return policy is, but would think the company -- or Amazon -- will honor the warranty without any problem.
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sometimes if you unplug it and then plug it back in it reverts back to a default humidity setting. check to see if the setting is below 65%. i intentionally put mine on 45% and just let it run. when it reaches 45% it still runs but the dehumidifier part is on standby until the level goes above 45%.
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Mine for some reason is doing the opposite. I have mine all the way up on 7 and with the cold weather here, I'm lucky to get 30% humidity readings upstairs.Any suggestions experts?
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I set up my AC, tried your situation and have the same results, I think it is working fine. I would suggest that you wait for the cooling temp get to the point that the compressor turns off and see if the fan cycles like it should. Good luck.
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I haven't checked mine, but it's nowhere close to 140-150F; it's more in the 200F Range. Something is definitely wrong with your Machine. Did you descale it regularly? Maybe that's something to look at.
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All dehumidifiers release warm air. I don't class it as hot air. This action is a part of the process of extracting water from the air. The amount of warm air is not sufficient to be of concern.
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could be low or over charged on freon,some of these units use a temp sensor on the 'coils' to see if the compressor is working too hard
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Mine does also so i think your ok. thats probably the internal transformer or internal cooling fan. check with the manufacture to be sure.
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cold air does not hold moisture very well, that said mine works well to about 45% humidity which is very comfortable at about 68 to 72 degrees
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Ha, yeah that sounds right. It was difficult to fix, but what I did was drill two holes in the bottom of the unit towards the back to let the water drain out. It's the fan hitting the standing water that is making all the noise. It's difficult because unless you have access to the unit from outside the house (which I don't), you need to pull the unit out of the window, turn it upside down, and then I drilled 2 holes on the lowest parts the furthest towards the back of the unit. After that... no more noise. Also didn't seem to effect the unit either, still blows cold air. Hope that helped :) - Andy