Dehumidifier healing

These things cost $100 to $200 new.

Is it likely they have sophisticated controls, and a reversing valve? Or a heater?

Could be, I guess, those Chinese can do some amazing stuff.

A service tech will charge a large percentage of the new cost, and may not know how to fix it, given that they don't see many of these. For obvious reasons.

Now a serious question. (anybody want to show off?)

How would you know one is running correctly? Where would you take temperatures, and what should they be? The air on these goes through both sets of coils, and comes out warm.

For that matter, would you charge these by superheat, or subcooling?

Reply to
TimR
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Go away! The information booth is now closed. It is coin operated. Drop in enough money to pay for our Keg of beer and a BBQ'ed Hog and the information will be forthcoming.

Reply to
Hermann

Sorry, you're in violation of the rules of the group.

Until I ask you how to fix it myself, identifying myself as a homemoaner, you are obligated to continue the dialogue.

Hey - I don't make the rules, I just follow them like everybody else.

Reply to
TimR

Too bad Dude. I am a stockholder and on the Board of Indirectors. The rules here are that there are no rules other then open season on Homemoaners. In fact I may be influenced to vote for a bounty on your dumb ass.

Only as long as you amuse us...And of course we do bill you for refreshments while being entertained.

You have gotten that right. The only rules we have is for ourselves. The main one is to shoot to wound and cause much pain as possible.

I just follow them like everybody

be very careful with rhetoric like that. Pontius Pilate is our Judge and he really gets off on crucifixion. The insane Mormon gets the remains to feed his pet vultures.

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Reply to
Hermann

Shows where your mind is at -- the gutter.

Reply to
Stormin Mormon

~>Shows where your mind is at -- the gutter.

That's not a very christian thing to say Stormy.

I am not the final judge but you will burn in hell, screaming and crying in searing heat in agony for at least 3 eons for that transgression alone.

Have a nice day!

Reply to
HVAC

Actually, there is an impressive level of technical expertise on this group. Many of you are working techs who have fixed just about every variety of residential and commercial heat pump, air conditioner, freezer and walking cooler.

I haven't.

But, given the economics of it, most of you have never opened a residential dehumidifier. It's not completely unlikely that nobody here has. Certainly none of you have ever been paid to do so. They might not look like you think they do.

Reply to
TimR

I've been paid to repair dehum, more than once. I used to pick them off the curb, and fix em up for resale. During the couple weeks I worked for Sears in 1996, I did service at least one dehum, in the shop. Some brazing copper, and recharge one. Another, can't remember what it needed. Been a bit of a while ago.

I've also serviced dehum for my friends, and for my parents.

Reply to
Stormin Mormon

I remember Pontius Pilot. He flew the jetliner into the world trade center.

Yes, my vultures are getting hungry. Feed me! Feed me!

Reply to
Stormin Mormon

Why did Sears fire you?

No, wait.... Don't answer that. I already know.

Reply to
HVAC

You just keep those laying on of Mormon hands to yourself. Just Sayin'.

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Reply to
Hermann

Actually most of us have. I bill accordingly. Which reminds me, your refreshments bill is now in arrears.

Reply to
Hermann

On Jul 6, 8:39=A0pm, Hermann > here has. =A0Certainly none of you have ever been paid to do so. =A0The= y

Yeah, yeah.

You all talk a good show.

But none of you can tell me what temperatures would be measured at any given place in a dehumdifier.

That tells me you're all blowing smoke.

Reply to
TimR

Nope! That smoke is coming from your dehumidifier.

Reply to
Hermann

We got something else you can blow, too.

Reply to
.p.jm.

No way! You never can tell where that mouth has been.

Reply to
Hermann

Yeah, yeah.

You all talk a good show.

(But none of you can tell me what temperatures would be measured at any given place in a dehumdifier.)

NO THAT IS CORRECT ONLY "OEM" CAN GIVE YOU THAT And that my friend is in question since? I deal with manufactures I am well familiar with they scenarios if EXCUSES exist they will find it. FIELD SERVICE PEOPLE CAN ONLY ESTIMATE BECAUSE EACH MANUFACTURE GOT SOME DEFERENCE IN Design

That tells me you're all blowing smoke.

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Reply to
Grumpy

Much same as any other refrigerated device. Discharge tube about 140 to 170. Suction line between 30 and 50.

Reply to
Stormin Mormon

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