ManualMaytag M7DH65B2A - Maytag M7DH65B2A Dehumidifier

Hi,
That is a 65 pint per day unit...

heatman101

http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/dehumidifiers/helpcenter/breakdowns/maytag/
There is a link to the parts breakdown for you so you can locate and get the part your looking for.
Thank you,
Lee

Hi,
Here is a tip that I wrote to help people with just that dehumidifier problem..

Dehumidifier Problem It shows Bucket Full
http://www.fixya.com/support/r4688381-dehumidifier_problem_shows_bucket_full

heatman101

All the parts that are availble for your unit can be found here: http://www.appliancefactoryparts.com/dehumidifiers/helpcenter/breakdowns/maytag/maytag-m7dh65b2a-a.html

Thanks for using FixYa.

Kelly

match the model to a sears model - their manuals are on line at searsdirect.com

Go to www.maytag.com. Go to literature and manuals. Enter model number and download operating manual.

Connect the correct size tubing to the 90 degree drain on the left side of the unit(above water tray) and knock out plastic cutout on the rear of dehumidifier. Feed into drain.

Had the same problem. Make sure you tighten the house a little with pliers. Also, make sure the dehumidifier is up a lot higher than where you're draining it into. Mine drains into a utility sink. But I have the dehumidifier propped up onto a dresser. I cut a small piece of hose to run into the sink. Seems to be working now.

It will take 5 min or so to establish a water flow, so be patient after you hook everything up. Good luck.

Found the instruction book and by reading the setting it allowed the machine to shut off before it freezes up.

Thank you.

The clip that holds the sensor also rusted out on my M7DH65B2A (Rev-A-R) last year. How to reinstall the sensor with no clip? I used a pair of pliers to crimp/squeeze the sensor a bit. This makes it thin enough so that it could be positioned between a pair of coils, using a pair of pliers. I don't think this has ruined the sensor as the unit generally works well, except when room temperature drops into the low 60's farenheit. Best of luck.