Hello.
We have a Kenmore KM70 (70 pint) dehumidifier. Total runtime is low, our basement is quite dry and it's only used for the odd emergency (like when we had a small plumbing leak). So maybe it's run 100 hours in its lifetime.
It stopped working. Control board lights up. You turn it on. Fan starts. After a few seconds, compressor kicks in. I walk away and check on it after several hours. The compressor isn't running, and there isn't one drop of water in the tank. Doesn't matter if I use the "auto" setting, or set it for maximum dehumidification and constant running.
I don't know how long the compressor is staying engaged before it stops, but since it's engaging at least, my guess is some kind of sensor is faulty?
Thank you in advance for the assistance!
Brian
We have a Kenmore KM70 (70 pint) dehumidifier. Total runtime is low, our basement is quite dry and it's only used for the odd emergency (like when we had a small plumbing leak). So maybe it's run 100 hours in its lifetime.
It stopped working. Control board lights up. You turn it on. Fan starts. After a few seconds, compressor kicks in. I walk away and check on it after several hours. The compressor isn't running, and there isn't one drop of water in the tank. Doesn't matter if I use the "auto" setting, or set it for maximum dehumidification and constant running.
I don't know how long the compressor is staying engaged before it stops, but since it's engaging at least, my guess is some kind of sensor is faulty?
Thank you in advance for the assistance!
Brian