what happens if I accidentally pushed the float switch down and can't get it back up?
1504316
I'd try to bring it up with tweezers. Failing that, you'll have to empty the water from the collection hole--which is a pain but doable and won't affect the efficacy of the dehumidifier.
1504317
You should be able to pull it back out. Maybe fish it out with a pair of tweezers?
1157577
Make sure it's plugged in and has full power (try another plug maybe?). I tried once pushing it down before it was plugged in and it wouldn't stay down. If you're sure it has power then it's defective.
2266564
There's a little switch on the base to activate the up/down feature. If you've had the iron for some time and it's no LONGER raising/lowering, then I'm afraid it's toast.
1367734
Nope, just press harder than what you are doing now and leave the switch. You dont have to keep it holding
326563
The switch in the float is designed to turn off when the float if up at roughly 45 degrees. If it's wired to the pump and the float is placed to reach the up position when the tank is full, it will turn off the pump.
1661691
Yes, float switch has to reach the top to turn on. The system works best if lowered into a hole in the floot. I dug a hole big enough to lower a 5 gal bucket ( with holes drilled into it). Pump fits perfectly into it. Dont forget a check valve. Luck!
2090720
I would make sure the lb/kg selector switch is firmly in one position or the other. The make sure the battery is installed in the proper position. Then examine the feet for damage (are they cracked). If that doesn't do it then I'd contact the company directly. They might be slow to respond but they did satisfy my complaint when my scale broke.
627672
no...this one shuts off on the lower level. There are others that switch out on the up side of the float movement.
1760209
Yea this is a fun one. When you are doing precision work (drafting, photoshop etc) this can be the kiss of death. The answer depends on how handy you are. You can take apart your mouse and get to the little switches. You can either open the switch and attempt to bend the copper spring which is most likely depressed more than usual. You can also desolder the switch and get a replacement switch. Both options can be found on the internet. The switch and the u shaped spring inside the switch are small. It can be frustrating without the correct tools. My first suggestion would be to check your warranty. Mine at the time had a 3 year warranty. Tech support ran me through a couple of standard things then replaced my mouse.
1556939
Try by passing the float switch by plugging the motor in directly. You may also need more water. Sometimes they vapor lock when they are new and the water can't get to the switch.
1078135
From the way you phrase the question I would say no. I have no idea what a float switch is, but what is displayed is all that is present in the package.
464276
It should go down to just the point were the LEDs start to flicker, which is very low light. There is an adjustment you can make before you put the switch cover plate back on.
1906793
Remove the die and make sure the case activated drop tube is there. And if it's not resetting be sure you have the chain tight enough but not overly tight else you could break it.
374342
lost cause. it ruins the floating ability. you should try and use the warranty to get it replaced
876987
It could be that you didn't fill the float with water by holding it underwater for a minute or two when you 1st installed it. That was barely mentioned in the instructions but sounds like something that would assist in moving the float down.
658247
You have to manually push it down. But I assume you have already tried that and it didn't work.
1769171
There is a spring loaded switch. If you can pull on the anchor line and it goes out try some wd-40 on the switch area or try to free the switch so it moves freely.