9.9; 13.4; 21.4: is this w x d x H? is it eash to empty water? what's warranty? do i need to add this R410A refrigerant or it just has it?
1180669
It is very easy to empty the water and it also comes with a hose to self drain. You do not need to add anything. Just empty, and one every couple of week, depending on how many times you used it, you need to vacuum the air filter which is also VERY easy. I would give this a very high rating. Hope that helps...I am not sure of the size...I think that looks correct. It is on wheels and has ample cord so it can be moved around and put away when not in use.
1373439
It's probably broken. Mine did the same after 18 months, the defrost cycle ceases to work and the unit just ices up. It stopped making headway against the humidity, the water in the bucket is basically the ice melting a little. I threw mine away. It was a nice dehumidifier while it lasted. Too bad it's not built well.
1503457
Not sure what tour question is, but am wondering if you turned off the water supply before installing. I've forgotten this step and had it leak. Once I redid the installation process, it worked quote fine. If that's not the problem, maybe it is a defective filter? Wishing you luck.
1620341
Yep, the heat may be shut off (via a switch in the back) thereby just giving room-temp water. The cold water has a stat / adjustment nob. I've simply left it at the factory setting...cold but not too cold for me...
2109595
Yes. First Year: Any Part. Second through Fifth Year: Sealed Refrigerant System. Refer to below links to owners manual and warranty. http://www.friedrich.com/support/manuals-brochures/dehumidifiers-manuals http://www.friedrich.com/sites/default/files/DH_Warranty_11-10.pdf
1910055
I did not buy Whirlpool or Amana because one particular complaint crops up repeatedly about this model and, when I approached Whirlpool to find out if they had made some sort of running change to improve reliability, they stopped communicating with me. Life is short and I need a new fridge so I did not become expert on the issue. You can see what I'm talking about by going through the reviews. That problem (yours, as well?) manifests when unwanted water freezes in the freezer and then leaks out, sometimes causing considerable floor damage. So...look carefully at the floor of your freezer for excess water.
1095213
Check with the manual if they allow water softener? I just remove my unit from the shop after 2 months use because I need bigger size. my unit is like new condition If you interest I can sale it to you. Good luck
474372
you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead... » Read More you don't want to base just on this, remember your tubing, blocks, res, etc. I am currently using this with a quad 120mm res, a CPU block, dual gpu blocks and I used just over 32oz. I would recommend grabbing 2 liters/64oz or more. Remember this stuff needs to be refilled over time. It is also a great ideal to flush once in a while, but it's not required.A great brand of coolant, what I personally always use, is primochill.This is an awesome res, first one I got happened to have a dead pump, but XSPC is wonderful support wise and it is EXTREMELY rare to grab a dead product from them in the first place. HIGHLY recommend them. « Show Less
556012
I just got mine and hooked it up to my Samsung refrigerator. The instructions state that filters should be avoided because it will cause the FloJet pump to over-cycle.They recommend a dummy filter housing, or purchase their tank accumulator. I did not remove my filter, so we'll see.
2090811
I have 2 but they are in a commercial installation and that affects the warranty. If you go to the Rinnai website the warranty details are there. Excellent units. The expense is in the install as they have to be within 9 feet of the meter and if you are replacing a tank type unit some plumbing will need to be done. Once that is done if you ever need to replace one down the road there are 3 unions and 4 screws involved in the replacement. Depending on the minerals in your water they do need to be de-limed occasionally. If you watch a plumber do it once you can go online and order the kit, about $150 which is less then a plumber will charge each time, and do it yourself in the future. It tells you when it need to be de-limed. Overall an excellent investment which should save you money over a tank type heater and supply unlimited hot water. There is a switch inside that allows you to increase the temp of the water from 120 to 140 degrees or anywhere inbetween if you want really hot water.
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It will work, but DON'T do it. You will lose the efficiency of your tankless system, and most manufacturers will void or reduce your warrantee if you configure their product with a recirculation pump. If you are still in need of a remedy for the so-called "Cold water Sandwich", you will need to get a flow sensor, a 30 second timer and a high velocity pump appropriate for your configuration. When there is a call for hot water, the pump kicks on for 20-40 seconds and then shuts off. This approach returns the cold water in your pipes to your tankless, and then shuts off until the next call. It does not force your unit to cycle 24 x 7. It will work, but DON'T do it. You will lose the efficiency of your tankless system, and most manufacturers will void or reduce your warrantee if you configure their product with a recirculation pump. If you are still in need of a remedy for the so-called "Cold water Sandwich", you will need to get a flow sensor, a 30 second timer and a high velocity pump appropriate for your configuration. When there is a call for hot water, the pump kicks on for 20-40 seconds and then shuts off. This approach returns the cold water in your pipes to your tankless, and then shuts off until the... » Read More It will work, but DON'T do it. You will lose the efficiency of your tankless system, and most manufacturers will void or reduce your warrantee if you configure their product with a recirculation pump. If you are still in need of a remedy for the so-called "Cold water Sandwich", you will need to get a flow sensor, a 30 second timer and a high velocity pump appropriate for your configuration. When there is a call for hot water, the pump kicks on for 20-40 seconds and then shuts off. This approach returns the cold water in your pipes to your tankless, and then shuts off until the next call. It does not force your unit to cycle 24 x 7. « Show Less
1634092
I just finished installing this and I can tell you that it "does" come with the air valve and gauge on the top of the filter. I don't know why they confuse the description with "without valve". It comes just as the picture shows and since there isn't a backwash valve in the pic, why would one think that it does? Idk, why does McDs have to put "caution, contents may be hot" on the side of a coffee cup? What the picture does show, are the PVC unions on the outside and it does not come this way. The backwash valve would have these parts and screws onto the male parts that are included on the filter. I just finished installing this and I can tell you that it "does" come with the air valve and gauge on the top of the filter. I don't know why they confuse the description with "without valve". It comes just as the picture shows and since there isn't a backwash valve in the pic, why would one think that it does? Idk, why does McDs have to put "caution, contents may be hot" on the side of a coffee cup? What the picture does show, are the PVC unions on the outside and it does not come this way. The backwash valve would have these parts and screws onto the male... » Read More I just finished installing this and I can tell you that it "does" come with the air valve and gauge on the top of the filter. I don't know why they confuse the description with "without valve". It comes just as the picture shows and since there isn't a backwash valve in the pic, why would one think that it does? Idk, why does McDs have to put "caution, contents may be hot" on the side of a coffee cup? What the picture does show, are the PVC unions on the outside and it does not come this way. The backwash valve would have these parts and screws onto the male parts that are included on the filter. « Show Less
1382715
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Take out the filter and look at the "evaporator". It will probably be covered with ice. I believe this means the unit is low on freon. I had the same problem and have not been able to find anyone to repair it. Mine lasted two seasons.
1226157
I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd say if this is the model recommended for your unit, use it. I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd... » Read More I do not know offhand what model I have, but the picture looks like the purifier which I purchased. It seems to work properly. I'm not sure that I use 1500 gallons in the 3 month time frame, but at the end of the time period the purifier begins to beep as a reminder to replace the filter. Just as an aside, I had a salesman call about installing a whole house water filter. He tested my water, then tested his "purified" water. His obviously tested better than mine, however after testing my eSpring water, he found that the eSpring tested far better than the system he was selling. I'd say if this is the model recommended for your unit, use it. « Show Less
723109
I don't know. I would do two things: the first would be to contact the manufacturer and return the unit for a replacement while it is still under warranty. The second would be sure that you have a plumber who knows how I don't know. I would do two things: the first would be to contact the manufacturer and return the unit for a replacement while it is still under warranty. The second would be sure that you have a plumber who knows how to install it properly, including the plumbing at the furthest point where you want instant hot water.
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I was lucky enough to have access to a refrigerant vacuum pump and as the system was almost empty I pulled it down to about -30lb and made sure I did not have any measurable leak down over a couple of hours. Filled the system with the 22A and it's been running great for the last couple of months. I would recommend evacuating the system if you can so you don't have two unlike gasses in there.