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It could be that the fan / fan motor has seized or jammed. Have a look through the vents and see if you can spin the fan. If not, you will need to strip the machine. Try lubricating the bushes / bearings. Often on these type of units, the vapours dry out the bushes and then they get tight and jam the fan.
You may need a new fan motor. If you can get to this motor, with the power disconnected, see if the blade is free to move. Do you hear any sound coming from this unit?
there is a knob on the machine that sets the level of humidity. it sounds like you need to adjust it to remove more humidity from the air before it shuts down.
Most dehumidifiers rely on a float sitting in the pail to rise, turning off the switch. Check and see if the float moves clean and smooth, and is sitting in the pail rather than resting on it's brim.
There may be other safety switches, like a temperature sensor to turn it off if it runs the risk of freezing up or overheating.
When you push the power button, the blower fan comes on. In a few
minutes you should hear a second "click"--that is your compressor
starting. Do you hear that second click?
The compressor is located in the rear bottom on the right side looking at the machine. After you press the start button and the blower fan comes on, bend over near the back of the unit and listen for the "click".
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