Haier window AC leaking water.

SOURCE: we have a haier air

Dear Amy Rodger,first change your batteries, probably not enou gh juice. Dear Guest, around here in Oklahoma, dirt dobber nest always stops our fan blades from turnnings. Give it the ole once over.

SOURCE: my power windows and air conditioner both stopped

It could be a bad relay or electrical short.

SOURCE: My portable air conditioner Haier started linking

Hi. Check the drain hose and look for kinks and partial blockage. Even algae can often block these tubes. J.

Testimonial: "There was dust covering the entrance of a tube where the water used to flow and evaporate, it was right beneath where the air filter is located. Removed the dust and is working fine again. Thank you"

SOURCE: I have a 2 year

Don, unless your dehumidifier is a Low temperature model, that very well may be the problem.
The air temp in a basement at floor level is colder than that chest level. Dehumidifiers don't work well at temperatures at 40 degrees F or less. Raising the unit up off the floor on to a sturdy table, counter top, etc, that is strong enough to handle it's weight, plus a full tank of water, will generally solve the problem. The higher up you can safely put it, the better. Also, lower the humidity extraction level to 35%. As 50% is just not low enough in a basement application.

Hope this helps you to solve the problem.

SOURCE: Haier Model# HWF05XCK-L 5000 BTU window air

The problem you're experiencing is generally caused by the rear of the unit not being tilted down enough. 1/4" to 1/2" is the general rule. This allows collected water in the drip pan, to run to the rear of the unit, where the drain hole is located. It would also be prudent, to check the drain hole under the drip pan, to see if it's clogged. It can be cleared with a pipe cleaner.

Hope this helps you and thanks for choosing FixYa.