311410581 Midea Dehumidifier - Overview

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Pipe Temperature Sensor – Part Number: 11201007003439
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Pipe Temperature Sensor
Part #11201007003439
Universal Wheel – Part Number: 12620100000015
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Universal Wheel
Part #12620100000015
Centrifugal Fan – Part Number: 12100103000075
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Centrifugal Fan
Part #12100103000075
Drain Hose – Part Number: 12100509000055
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Drain Hose
Part #12100509000055
Drain Connection – Part Number: 12100510000015
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Drain Connection
Part #12100510000015
Drain Connector – Part Number: 12100510000020
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Drain Connector
Part #12100510000020
Dobber – Part Number: 12120100000932
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Dobber
Part #12120100000932
Water Tank Cover – Part Number: 12120100000942
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Water Tank Cover
Part #12120100000942
Handle Of Water Tank – Part Number: 12120100005563
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Handle Of Water Tank
Part #12120100005563
Drain Stopper – Part Number: 12600801000037
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Drain Stopper
Part #12600801000037
Humidity Sensor Assembly – Part Number: 17120100000344
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Humidity Sensor Assembly
Part #17120100000344
Steady moisture control depends on a working humidity sensor. A damaged sensor may cause the dehumidifier to run too long, stop too soon, or show the wrong humidity level. First check the room temperature, air filter, airflow, and control settings. Confirm the replacement with the complete appliance model number. Disconnect power and empty the water bucket before service. Handle the sensor and wires gently. If the readings remain incorrect after replacement, the control board may need testing.
Capacitor – Part Number: 17400103000060
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Capacitor
Part #17400103000060
When the fan runs but the compressor does not start, the run capacitor may need testing. A failed capacitor can be swollen, leaking, or unable to hold the correct charge. Do not touch its case or terminals. It may store dangerous electricity even after the appliance is unplugged. Check the model number and all ratings before ordering a replacement. Other starting parts and the compressor should also be tested. Ask a qualified repair technician to discharge, remove, and install the capacitor safely.