20 Most Recent Hunter 34357 Humidifier Questions & Answers

Welcome to china USA. LLC. Most likey the 2 cent sensor that is connected to the float that tells that the reservoir is filled, has gone bad

do you hear the motor humming like it's trying to run? If so it's most likely because the water impeller at the bottom of the assembly attached to the motor is frozen because of mineral deposits. If this is the case, soak the assembly in vinegar for about three days to loosen it up. If the motor isn't turning/ humming I would imagine the humidistat is faulty. Good luck, they don't have replacement parts other than those listed in the manual or online

This is the manual for your de-humidifier. It lists the part number for the power and fan control switch and it states they have a 5 year warranty.
http://www.hunter-humidifiers.com/manuals/34357.pdf
This is their link for support:
http://www.hunterair.com/suppo.95rt
They have a msrp on the unit at 84.95. What I wuld do is definately check into the warranty ting with them and I'm sure you could probably salvage one ot of the two units. Replacement parts may not be cost effective. You can test the motor from #1 in #2 and, if it runs, you know it has to be a switch or a start capacitor, etc. I guess it all depends on how much tinkering you want to do. I would think there is a good chance there is a wiring diagram for the motor somewhere inside the case or on the motor. Good luck.
Dave

I have the same problem. And nothing in the instructions. Searching for a solution now.

If Hunter provided a wiring schematic for their dehumidifiers, you would had a response well before now. All they do provide is the Owner's Manual and a list of replaceable parts for your unit.
http://www.hunter-humidifiers.com/manuals/34357.pdf Just in case you have misplaced yours.

Certainly, if you call their Tech Service Dept 1-888-830-1326, they may furnish one to you via email with an attachment, as well as sell you any parts you may need. If your unit is not still under the Five Year Limited Warranty.

Good luck and hope this helps you get the schematic you need.

notify hunter or online search

probably failed

Try using WD-40 or sewing machine oil on the bit that the blades are independent from the motor usually just a small opening that you can try to spray some lubricant in there which will reduce friction and noise by lubing up the bearing and decreasing wear if that helps you will then know what the underlying issues are and if you need further action