It keeps frosting.dehumidifier garrison model no. 043-6120-6

You can find the manual for the Garrison dehumidifier model 043-5434-6 by visiting the manufacturer's website or by searching for it online. Here are the steps to find the manual online:

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If you are still having trouble with your dehumidifier even after consulting the manual, you may want to consider contacting the manufacturer for assistance or bringing the unit to a professional for repair.

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At 21°C u must have an air flow blockage. It should not freeze up there.

Appliance411 FAQ My Dehumidifier Coils are Frosting Icing Up Why http://www.best-dehumidifier-choice.com/dehumidifier-ices-up.html

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http://marioc-domain.com/Download/manual_Download/Garrison%2070%20Pint%20Dehumidifier%20with%20Pump%20Manual/Garrison%20Dehumidifier%20043-6123-0.pdf ..this is all i could find on the internet

Warranty limit means that they will repair OR replace any parts at their option, they may or may not allow for labor charges after a certain time period and they can reject any warranty claims due to signs of tampering or abuse of the product.

The frost is requried for the unit to do it's work. The unit should routinely turn off and the ice should melt. without this process no water would be removed from the air....

Most dehumidifiers these days have a built in defrost control, which turns the compressor off when the coils frost up while the fan continues to blow to help melt the frost off, so if it is frosting you may need a new defrost control, but first check the following: If your model has an air filter, clean it, as restriction of air flow will contribute to icing. Try to move the unit to a warmer location. Usually the best way to do this is to get it above the floor as far as possible, as the air temp is warmer closer to the ceiling than it is at the floor. Make sure there is plenty of room for air to circulate. (don't push it against a wall)

The following statement is a parameter for all dehumidifiers and some of the control issues may vary, but the theory is the same.

Most dehumidifiers have a "Frost Guard" mounted on the condensor coil. If frost accumulates on the condensor coil the frost guard turns the compressor off until the frost melts, then comes back on again. For the dehumidifier to work properly, the surrounding (ambient), temperature must be higher than 65 degress. This temperature allows the moisture in the air to condense on the coils and drip into the reservoir without freezing up on the condensor coil. Also, if the humidity is too low, (below 45%), the same condition will occur. So it will help to keep the parameters in mind when you have this issue.
If your model does not employ a "Frost-Guard" the condition you describe will avail itself when the above parameters are not met.
Simply unplug, or turn off the unit, until the above parameters are met or exceeded.


Thank you for your allowing me to advise you on this issue.

Dave E. (Illeagle)