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Whirlpool AD50USS, AD50DSS, AD70USS Desired Humidity Control Type 3 Models Only, Sickness Hazard

Models: AD25BSS AD50DSS AD35USS AD70USS AD50USS AD35DSS

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Desired Humidity (Control Type 3 Models Only)

•Auto —Will provide the maximum humid- ity control by automatically adjusting the fan speed and/or turning the dehumidiﬁer on and off to maintain humidity setting.

Desired Humidity (Control Type 3 Models Only)

1.Press DESIRED HUMIDITY to select the desired humidity setting.

2.Choose Normal, Dry, Max Dry or Continu- ous Run.

•Normal—Will operate the dehumidiﬁer at the selected fan speed until the humidity levels are lowered.

•Dry—Will operate the dehumidiﬁer at the selected fan speed until the humidity levels are lowered more than the Normal setting.

•Max Dry—Will operate the dehumidiﬁer at the selected fan speed until the humid- ity levels are lowered to the maximum level.

•Continuous Run—Will operate the dehu- midiﬁer continuously at the selected fan speed regardless of humidity level.

If Auto fan speed is selected, the fan will operate at the High speed setting. The dehumidiﬁer will turn off only if the bucket is full or removed.

NOTE: The Deicer will turn off the com- pressor if a low temperature condition exists. Pressing the Desired Humidity arrow will not increase or decrease the amount of moisture removed. Compres- sor operation will resume when the low temperature condition no longer exists.

DRAINING THE DEHUMIDIFIER

Sickness Hazard

Do not drink water collected in water bucket.

Doing so can result in sickness.

Option 1—Remove Bucket

If a ﬂoor drain is not available, or you do not plan to run the dehumidiﬁer continuously, you may want to simply empty the bucket.

1. Use front handle to slide bucket out.

2. Use front and back handles to lift bucket.

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Whirlpool AD50USS, AD50DSS Desired Humidity Control Type 3 Models Only, Sickness Hazard, Doing so can result in sickness

Contents

DEHUMIDIFIERS R-103CONSUMER SERVICES TECHNICAL EDUCATION GROUP PRESENTSFORWARD GOALS AND OBJECTIVESTABLE OF CONTENTS PagePage DANGER DEHUMIDIFIER SAFETYGENERAL immediatelyfollow instructionsMODEL NUMBER MODEL & SERIAL NUMBER DESIGNATIONSMODEL FEATURES PRODUCT GROUPWiring Diagram Label Inside Front Half Of Cabinet WIRING DIAGRAM LABEL LOCATIONSMODEL & SERIAL NUMBER AND Model & Serial Number Label Behind Water BucketPage PRODUCT OPERATION THEORY OF OPERATIONDEFECTIVE SENSOR DEFAULT OPERATING CHARACTERISTICSLOW TEMPERATURE OPERATION TYPICAL OPERATIONFAN SPEED: Controls the fan operation, as follows Empty/Adjust Bucket Light DEHUMIDIFIER USESETTING THE CONTROLS CONTROL TYPES 1 & 2 ONLY Starting/Stopping the DehumidiﬁerDryness Control SETTING THE CONTROLS CONTROL TYPE 3 ONLYEmpty/Adjust Bucket Light Starting/Stopping the Dehumidiﬁer NOTESDo not drink water collected in water bucket Desired Humidity Control Type 3 Models OnlySickness Hazard Doing so can result in sicknessNORMAL SOUNDS Option 2-ConnectDrain HoseCLEANING THE DEHUMIDIFIER DEHUMIDIFIER CARECLEANING THE AIR FILTER ON SOME MODELS ExteriorDisconnect power before servicing COMPONENT ACCESSCOMPONENT LOCATIONS Bucket Switch Compressor Capacitor Power SupplyREMOVING THE CABINET Replace all parts and panels before operatingFront Half Top Rear ScrewsRear Half Bottom Rear Screw1.Unplug dehumidifier or disconnect power Replace all parts and panels before operating9.Remove the power supply cord from the cabinet Replace all parts and panels before operating LIGHT, AND POWER SUPPLY CORDREMOVING THE MECHANICAL HUMIDISTAT 6.To remove the mechanical humidistatCapacitor Power Supply Cord 8.To remove the power supply cordBucket Switch BK COM Wire WH Wire Compressor Condenser Ground Wire Screw4.To remove the fan motor REMOVING THE FAN CAPACITOR AND THE FAN MOTORReplace all parts and panels before operating Fan Motor Screws Top green ground wire on condenserTop Ground Wire Screw Condenser Replace all parts and panels before operating CAPACITOR AND THE BUCKET SWITCHREMOVING THE COMPRESSOR 3.To remove the compressor capacitor4.To remove the bucket switch Electronic Model Mechanical ModelsPage COMPRESSOR CAPACITOR COMPONENT TESTINGDisconnect power before servicing Electrical Shock HazardFAN MOTOR BUCKET SWITCHDisconnect power before servicing Electrical Shock HazardDIAGNOSTICS & TROUBLESHOOTING DIAGNOSTICSPROBLEM TROUBLESHOOTINGDisconnect power before servicing Electrical Shock HazardWIRING DIAGRAMS WIRING DIAGRAMWIRING DIAGRAM WIRING DIAGRAM Page Page Page IN THE UNITED STATES PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS ANDWARRANTY INFORMATION SOURCES IN CANADACORPORATION