Runs good for at least a 1/2 hr then goes out

Hi,
212 Comms Error between Outdoor Unit and HR Box No3. 1. Defective connection in HR unit power supply and transmission connection 2. Wrong setting of the HR unit Rotary switch and Dip switch 3. Defective HR unit PCB

Depends on setting. That machine uses very little water but does run longer to ensure that dishes are clean. Power usage is quite a bit higher. Try a short cycle setting.

Are you keeping all of the metal covers in place while the machine is running? If you remove some of the metal covers, the fan may not move the air through the dehumidifier as intended.

If the compressor runs (with all of the metal covers in place) and the accumulator does not become cold, there are a few things that may be affecting your dehumidifier.

1. low refrigerant charge - you may have a refrigerant leak.
2. blocked capillary tube or broken expansion valve.
3. blocked air filter prevents enough air from moving through the dehumidifier.

Good Luck - DryDog

my grandkids usually get about 1 hr of full run time, but they never really run it constant for 1 hr. they usually run about 10 to 15 minutes then go play on something else.

if the engine shuts off when it runs and then will start back when cool you have a bad coil

I have to believe that the problem is in the smart chip, with the software that monitors the power. There is a very good chance that you have a slightly higher input voltage then normal. You may have to contact Powercom.....

I don't think you are in the USA...I sell Powercom and I don't recognize the part number. I think this is simular to the IMD 625 Va UPS sold here in the USA. The imperial model had a defect on the smart chip two years ago here in the USA, and I figured it out for the MFG, so maybe that same chip is acting up for you. Besides, the 600VA size should be too small for you know. You should upgrade to a 1000VA. It will handle the load much better.

you may have bad gas  or mis adjusted carb

Have code history read may be slow to respond O2 sensor, that is one of the most common. Heading and question are confusing, etc (electronic traction control) may run self diag after that time, could be normal. Best thing is to get code history pulled, some autozone's/part stores will do that for free no need to pay

This sounds like a PCM overheating. I would have the truck looked at with a professional shop. I don't recommend a website diagnostic on this one or home repair either. This problem could become expensive proceed with caution if you choose to do this at home. Some part stores can program PCM's but please get a professional diagnois