“The dehumidifiers always seem to freeze up in the summer so I bought a different model (don't want to mention names) that had a defrosting element, but it only lasted a year due to poor components. What about this one?”
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I've had this 70-pint Frigidaire brand for years. Never had one freeze up. Have had them blow warm air after a while, but until the unit is running but shows no decrease in humidity for a few hours and it still shows 70-80% humidity, then you'll have to get a new one. I live in a very high humidity city and it keeps my indoor around 50%, while taking the pressure off my main A/C to keep pumping water (humidity) out.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi, Tomquest! Thank you for your inquiry. In researching, we are not showing this particular information on the model in question. One of the most common reasons for your dehumidifier freezing up is typically the temperature of the room it is in. Most dehumidifiers work perfectly well at 65 degrees or above but if the air temperature is any lower than this you could see your dehumidifier icing up. We hope this information was helpful to you. -Ciara
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I live in a hot humid clime and have owned it for approximately one month with no problems so far
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