Tom May 19, 2020 for Model Number LG Dehumidifer Model LD651EBL i get a code of CH67 The Fan runs for a short period then shuts down and the code CH67 flashes. Is this the sensor that is bad, and is it still available?
1 Answer Tom, The sensor would be the issue with the unit but unfortunately, the sensor has been discontinued by the manufacturer with no suitable replacement available. Read More...
Louis October 06, 2017 for Model Number LD451EGL Dehumidifier Dehumidifier says the bucket is full when it isn't. It is set up to drain with a connected hose. Can I replace the faulty part?
1 Answer Hello Louis, This is normally caused by a bad sensor 6877A30013V. I'm sorry but this part has been discontinued by the manufacturer and no satisfactory substitutions have been provided. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this matter. Read More...
Jack March 31, 2016 for Model Number Zd300y0 What are step by step instruction to replace a Zenith zd300y0 thermistor 6877a30013v
1 Answer Jack, Unfortunately we do not have specific information on this unit. From looking at the parts diagram it would appear that to remove the cabinet to replace the sensor assembly you will need to remove 6 to 8 screws from the back of the unit. This will allow the rear cover of the unit to come off. Once it is off you would remove 2 screws from the side panel at the bottom and this should allow the cabinet to be lifted off. This would be the only information that we could provide. Read More...
Doug June 13, 2015 for Model Number LHD30 My LG LHD30 dehumidifier was developing ice on the coils. I cleaned the fins with compressed air, cleaned the filter and changed the sensor assembly yet it still develops ice as soon as it is turned on. The ice begins to form on the copper tubing at the lower left of the coils. Then it progresses from left to right along the lowest set of fins. Once the lowest fins are covered, it starts to form right to left on the next row of fins. It does this ice progression until the entire surface is frozen! Help!
1 Answer Doug, The way that the unit is designed this issue would be normal with the exception that it should go into a mode in which the refrigerant will flow in reverse to melt the ice off the evaporator coils. In most cases when it is not going through the defrosting period it will be a issue of a faulty sensor or a bad control board causing the issue. Read More...
Gary May 27, 2015 for Model Number LHD45EL My dehumidifier has a function that if you lower the humidity setting to the lowest point (35%), and hit the "negative" button again, it will lock it to run continuously. Instead of showing the humidity setting, it shows "on". I did not set the unit this way, but it appears that it is working that way. How do a regain control of this unit so that I can set the desired humidity level. If I hit the "positive" button (to raise the humidity setting), nothing happens not even a beep. If I hit the "negative" button, nothing happens, but the unit does beep. I am now using the unit on two hour cycle which I can set from the panel and it works fine like that. The humidity level indicator show that the humidity is being lowered and I have seen it go as low as 65% in 2 hours before shutting off, but I'd like to be able to set the level at 70%. Could this be a sensor issue or a control board? The unit is 7 years old.
1 Answer Hello Gary. The grille assembly 3531A18012J is bad and will need to be replaced on the unit. Read More...
Jim Z July 30, 2014 for Model Number LHD65EBLY8 Unit worked until yesterday. Turn it on, set humidity to lowest number, but only fan runs. No compressor.
1 Answer Jim, The first thing to check is to see if the control board is sending power to the compressor. If there is no power to the compressor then the issue would be a faulty control board. If there is power to the compressor then either the overload has failed or there is a faulty compressor. Read More...
Jack J July 09, 2014 for Model Number LHD65EL My LG dehumidifier runs for hours but little water is condensed in the bucket. The filter will not come out and because it seems to be frozen in place. I think the coils are freezing up. What's the problem?
1 Answer Jack, The most likely cause for the issue that you are having would be the sensor assembly having failed. The part number for the assembly is 6877A30013V. Read More...
Jim M June 29, 2014 for Model Number LG model LD451EGL dehumidifier This unit worked well for 1.5 years and the compressor would cycle on/off as it should. Now, the upper 3/4 of the coils are freezing solid with about 1" thick ice- so thick that it's even coming out of the top of the housing. I cleaned the coils with compressed air from both sides, the fan is running fine and the filter is clean. Am I correct on the fact that the 6877A30013V sensor has failed?
1 Answer Jim, The sensor assembly 6877A30013V would most likely be the cause for the unit icing up and not defrosting. Read More...
Dee June 25, 2014 for Model Number LHD30 I own a LG brand dehumidifier LHD30. It has always worked great and within a couple of hours water would start accumulating in the holding tank. This season I ran it on high for 2 days and the reservoir was bone dry. The fan and dials all seem to be working just no dehumidifying. Help, Music Man
1 Answer Dee, If the bucket full light is not coming on then the sensor would not be the issue. You will want to check to see if the compressor is running. If it is then check the evaporator coils and see if there is a frost pattern. The issue that you are having sounds like it could be in the sealed system. If the compressor is running but little or no frost pattern is a sealed system issue. Read More...
Chris June 20, 2014 for Model Number LHD65EBLY7 Hello, I have a LG dehumidifier model# LHD65EBLY7. unit was working good up until, i started have trouble with the display panel. meaning, i had to press the power button several times before unit would even start. did that for awhile, then stop working all together. now unit has no power to display screen. and stop running completely......any input, would be greatly appreciated.
1 Answer Chris, With having no display and the unit completely dead, the most likely cause for the failure would be the Display board 6871A20600B. Read More...