i know the blue is the air but not sure which is dehumidifier. Which one is for that yellow or green?
1135737
The amber or "yellow" light is the "dehumidify" mode. This will also cool the room as well.
810320
I received both yellow and green. There is nothing on either package that says a specific size. Both are for tight fitting spaces. For me I find no difference. Hope this helps.
402097
The different colors are for different jobs. The apple green will work on mold, the citrus is for greasy stuff, Lavender for everyday cleaning.
237128
go to http://consumerist.com/2013/07/02/soleus-air-and-kenmore-dehumidifiers-may-catch-fire-pulled-from-stores/ for more details and what to do.
973132
The blue snowflake is for the AC the 3 fan icons are for low, medium, and high settings, the icon with the cup with over flowing water means empty the water tank the cup next to the snow flake is the dehumidifier the cup next to that means tank is empty and the clock is the timer. If the front part is only blowing out hot or warm air I say you got a broken one unfortunately. The back part blows out hot air which is why their is an exhost hose attachment. You can find the manual online I believe
2002688
The FAD704TDP is showing unavailable, and there's a newer model FAD704DWD. I own the FAD704TDP and it's an awesome dehumidifier. Never had a problem with it, have owned it for years and run it daily.
1166157
electric air dryer use more electricity and would dry your stuff very quick. dehumidifier dries things in a very slow manner, it generates very mild heat and i guess will be much safer to use and help you saving money on electricity bill.
1155352
I think only the color. It's quiet, and even though it's small it has made a noticeable difference in the air quality. I have it in my basement and the dank odor is gone. Works great.
1501072
I don't have a dehumidifier but I have it set to kick on my HRV for humidity removal. It should also work for the AC as long as your furnace allows the hookup, since it does sense humidity.
1267136
The yellow with green is the ground,NEC, National Electrical Code Book.I noticed the light is rated 85 to 250 volt therefore either blue or brown can be use as the hot.I connected mine to a 120 volt line Blue to Hot and brown as neutral and they work fine.........Additional information On 120 Volt system the blue is HOT the brown is the neutral..I found out it will trip a GFCI receptacle using the blue as neutral and brown as hot
845849
The Danby dehumidifier I received never worked, and none of the Danby local service centers would repair the unit. I had to return it at my expense. I do not recommend purchase of Danby dehumidifiers. Sorry I was not able to answer your question.
839721
There is a blue-green light at the on/off switch. It is dim but, for those who can accept no night time disturbances it may bother you. It can be defeated by turning the humidifier on /off switch away from you. At a right angle from you it should cause no trouble. You can not run the humidifier without the light being on.
458871
This is a brand manufactured by Danby. According to the specifications on Danby.com this model has a low temperature feature and "continues to operate until temperature reaches 44F (6.6C)". I personally have not had my dehumidifier operate below 54F so far.
107113
There are 2 lights on top of the unit. Blue one is one when the humidifier is running, red light when there is no more water.that's it.
1790435
You want it just on 'Cool' with the fan at its highest setting. Dehumidify and Fan don't really do any cooling, but Cool will also dehumidify. I use this in my room and it works great, even in an Arkansas summer!
1751777
green red and yellow. I am very happy with mine. Great functiom and value for the pricethe fellow who was not never installed it so what does he know???negative guy
1836956
The green/yellow is the ground ONLY. The other 2 can go hot or neutral, it doesn't matter either way (vise-versa). I love these lights!! Been buying them a while now!