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After collecting excess moisture in your air supply, your whole-home dehumidifier then drains it. If your system isn’t draining correctly, there may be an issue with the drain hose. Drain hoses can get blocked or improperly connected, causing the hose to not drain altogether. If this is the case, you will need to have the hose repaired.
Appliances leaking water is typically not a good sign, especially when it comes to your dehumidifier! Before anything else, make sure to clean up any water leaking from your system promptly. The excess moisture will only add to the already-humid environment, potentially leading to a moldy disaster! Next, you’ll need to call our experts to schedule a whole-home dehumidifier repair.
Is your dehumidifier rattling or creating other strange noises? This could be due to a loose fan motor, loose screws and parts, or the compressor mounting brackets – all of which require professional attention from our team. Your dehumidifier is a fairly quiet operation, so any time you hear significant noises coming from it, you should call us for assistance!
Have you noticed that your dehumidifier is always running? There may be an issue with its humidity sensor. If the humidity sensor on your system is not working correctly, it will detect moisture even if it is not present. Your dehumidifier continuously running could also be due to a faulty humidistat. In either case, you will need assistance from trained professionals at Lawrence Plumbing, Heating and Cooling to fix the issue.
If you notice frost building on the evaporator coil of your whole-home dehumidifier, call (724) 364-8312 as soon as possible for repairs! An evaporator coil should never frost and when it does, it will cause disruption to the entire system.
If your dehumidifier is no longer maintaining the desired humidity level, is making unusual noises, or has stopped working entirely, it likely needs repair. Other signs include excessive moisture buildup, musty odors, or warning lights on your unit. Call (724) 364-8312 as soon as possible for prompt diagnostic help.
Regular maintenance is key to preventing issues. Make sure to clean or replace filters monthly, inspect your unit for signs of wear or damage, ensure proper drainage, and schedule regular professional maintenance with Lawrence Plumbing, Heating and Cooling to keep your system running efficiently all summer long!
While some noise is normal, loud clunking, rattling, or grinding sounds could indicate a mechanical problem, such as a loose part, motor issue, or worn-out components. These symptoms should be inspected and repaired by an Lawrence Plumbing, Heating and Cooling professional right away.
First, check the drain line for clogs or disconnections, and ensure the water collection tank is attached properly. Next, inspect the seals and connections for cracks or damage. If the problem still persists, lean on our heating and cooling experts for prompt professional help.
While your whole-home dehumidifier is designed to handle summer moisture, excessive humidity can overwork the unit. Our expert technicians will make certain your dehumidifier system is appropriately sized for your home and provide the necessary maintenance and repairs to return it to efficient operation!
If your dehumidifier is frequently cycling on and off, the humidity sensor may be malfunctioning or the unit is struggling to maintain the set humidity level. Unfortunately, this is a common issue in high humidity seasons like Western PA summers, but you can count on our team of pros to have your dehumidifier repaired in no time!
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