Maytag M7DH65B2A Dehumidifier "basement water leak" Questions

...water comes out so the basement is starting to get a musty smell. How do you take it apart and see if it's clogged up or something, I cleaned the filter and that didnt work. thanks for any help Most ...

...BASEMENT AND PUT IT IN THE KITCHEN AND AM CURRENTLY RUNNING IT AND IT IS DOING ITS JOB. THE WATER IS COLLECTING IN THE BUCKET INSTEAD OF ON THE FLOOR. WHAT DO YOU SUPPOSE THE PROBLEM IS ? dehums ...

...basement has stopped taking water into There is enough humidity in the basement, but the dehumidifier has stopped condensing and draining it via a hose. I suspected dirty coils, but cannot open the ...

...water on floor and we do not use hose just the pan, puddles of water on floor. check your condensation hose for leak or the pan may have a crack in it or it runs too much for the water to ...

water. Is there some part that needs replacement or does something need cleaning. I have vacuumed it over once alread. your coils are probably frosted up. This can happen from the basement temperature

...water is seaping onto our floor from the dehumidifier. Do you use a hose with your dehumidifier? Could it be leaking? I have two machines in my basement. I use hoses on both. I had to do funny stuff ...

my dehumidifer doesnt shut off when its full it leaks water all over the basement because it doesnt shut off when it becomes full it keeps running and then leaks all over sensor in the tray stuck

...basement area warms up the dehu always works better. The water leak may be caused by a plugged drain line or a crack in the plastic drain pan in the 150 Max. Please call the Thermastor Tech Line at ...

...water filling in tank (whirlpool Gold AD70USS 70 Pint Per Day) I just moved into a basement apartment and a friend lent me his whirlpool (Gold AD70USS 70 Pint Per Day). I plugged it in, turned it on, ...

...basement is musty so I know that it is not collecting water appropriately. Is it time for a new dehumidifier? It is less than 3 years old but has run constantly . . . You have a refrigerant leak. ...