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Reganrepairs
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 17 ก.ค. 2018
I like fixing things, building stuff, and tinkering around,
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Reassembling a Hisense dehumidifier and testing Part 4
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In this video we put the dehumidifier back together and tested it by letting it run for a hour to see if it would collect the moisture/ water in the bucket
Recharging a dehumidifier with Freon Part 3
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We will be recharging a Hisense Dehumidifier with Freon
Installing a Bullet Piercing Valve on a Hisense Dehumidifier. Part 2
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This video we will be installing a bullet Piercing Valve, on a Hisense dehumidifier, prior to recharging
How to fix/disassembled a Hisense dehumidifier. Part 1
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This video we will show how to remove the back cover and make a visual assessment of the different components, In an effort to fix or recharge the dehumidifier.
My compressor is very hot. I have to replace the compressor? The freedom valve is in the top. Santa fe classic vertical unit
I was just going to install piercing valve on my dehumidifier which uses R410. The Supco Piercing valve instructions state it is not for R410 use. Any thoughts??? Please!
actually, the compressor takes the cold low-pressure gas and compresses it into high pressure hot gas as it goes though the condenser coil it cools enough to be a warm liquid at high pressure then gets released through valve into the cooling evaporator coils and drops to a low-pressure gas making it ice cold.
Hi, there are a couple of copper pipes in my dehumidifier, how can I tell which one to use the bullet tap on? Thank you!
Where can I find the piercing valve and r410a can with hose and gauge?
What if the tube that receives the 310a is bigger than the bullet valve???
This makes no sense to me.... the freon leaked out but you didn't repair the leak. It's just going to leak out again? I've had several dehumidifier units. None of them lasted more than 2 years. Why can't any American company make a dehumidifier that LASTS?
5 videos watched and none show the most important part. How to take it apart!
What the heck you get the valve in I take my dehumidifier part no valve to charge BS, and I have same exact brand Hisense
you buy valve and clamp it onto the pipe on cold low pressure line then turn center to push pin into line
It would be nice if the type of refrigerent was stated in the video
you have to look at plate on dehumidifier it tells you which yours uses
This is no longer possible as the manufacturers have all conveniently discontinued R134a dehumidifiers which were the only ones that could realistically be recharged- even though they run better. Most have also switched to ridiculously short 1 year warranties. Planned obsolesence.
Here is a problem that has me stumped. The pump stopped pumping water so the water filled the bucket. The pump light was flashing. I emptied the bucket and then the pump started pumping again but when it shut off automatically the pump light would start flashing and it would not turn on unless I turned off the power before the bucket was full and turned the power back on. If the bucket was full I would have to empty the bucket as the unit would not run until I did. The pump would work when I turned it back on. Then the cycle begins again, it automatically shuts off and the pump light starts flashing I would have to turn the power off and back on to get the pump to work again but only if the bucket was not full. Is there a solenoid or circuit board that controlled the pump that went bad? Could the pump be bad?
Any idea of E2 error on a Hisense?
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Thank you!!!!
Sorry, the word is “thaw”. That alone means ice or frost is eliminated. De-thaw or un-thaw is nonsensical.
Where did you purchase the R410a refrigerant???
I got mine off ebay. Frosty-Freeze A/C Products Company. Just be careful. The cans may come with a little metal cap on the bottle. When unscrewing that cap, make sure you're in a room with no breakable items like windows or your fine china collection. Point the cap away from your face and slowly unscrew it. There may be substantial pressure and that cap will shoot off like a bullet. I was an idiot. Package arrived, I opened the box, I loosened the cap, there was a loud bang. Scared me, scared the dog, the wife screamed. The cap shot past my face and ricochet off a mirror. So I highly recommend a face shield or safety glasses when messing with these things.
Hi, which way the fan blows?
Hello, all I need is hose and gauge like your , where can you get them?
Hi, what gauges did you use and where can I get them ?
Need to make a better effort on the way you speak up description, sound like you are trustworthy repair man
awesome video, It's shame that R410A is being faze-out! Where did you get your gas from I'm struggling to find one here in Canada :(
Small appliances, proper way to do this is to evacuate the system and per the nameplate, weigh in exact amount. The demonstrated method works also but there is no guessing with weigh in method.
Thank you. I have this exact model, and its been freezing up. There is no information anywhere and no one wants to repair these. I don't want to throw out a unit that may have nothing else really wrong with it?
I see you use R410A. It's not available to the DYIer it seems. Can R-32 suffice?
To be clear....the tube to pierce is the one that is likely to be a bit cool if there is any coolant at all, right? The other line is a "return", apt to be hotter? Thanks
Hello, thank you for the video. How is this unit working now? Have you had to add more refrigerant? Did the bullet valve leak? How long did it work for after this repair?
thanks for the vids. However, your explanations of the “why fors” isn’t exactly correct, though of no consequence to getting a recharge done. ie. the heat generated is NOT to aid in dehumidification, rather is a consequence of cooling the refrigerant for use on the collection side.
how to remove freon from dehumidifier
Thanks for the info. Man, a can of R410a like this costs 140 dollars? That's the same price as a new dehumidifier. Can you just empty the system and replace with R134a?
no they use incompatible oil and the refrigerant runs at different pressures
All the time this takes and supplies needed (the cost exceeds a replacement) you convinced me throw out my broken one. Thanks! BTW, you can go faster with those bursts. Not necessarily to go that slow.
You can buy the refrigerant for about $89 bucks and the piercing valve for about $10. The refrigerant he has that comes with the gauge is about $190. The $89 refrigerant doesn't have a gauge. My take on this is if I'm going to spend $190 for the refrigerant I'll get a leak detector, piercing valve, a really good gauge set on Amazon and then get the $89 can and I'll have the equipment to service other things around my house. My refrigerant is the R410-a
@@michaelprosperity3420 I strongly believe that R410-a is could be easily replaced by R-134A
My dehumidifier cost over $500.00 This is well worth it in my opinion.
@@nudracodad738 can i really use 134a in a 410a system ?
Can i put propane in my r22 vintage AC ? Cant buy any refrigerants here in europe
Wish these things had a shrader valve
My dehumidifier takes r22, can i put in 410
Most unit do not have the shudder value on the unit
Thanks for the video I'm a bit confused though. I don't understand why the ice spread when you gave it more freon... and then when you gave it even more, the ice receded.
the freon is released through a valve from warm high-pressure liquid into a cold low-pressure gas if there is too little freon it only goes a small distance into pipes of coil at very cold temp the more you add the further it travels but has some pressure in coil, so it is right around freezing rather than way down at 20 degrees like a can of duster for computers.
Still low
That's the evaporator
Reganrepairs, thank you for the videos - nice job. I have a question: My dehumidifier is freezing up and I'm assuming the problem is it needs a charge. If my system is freezing up because it's low on coolant, doesn't that mean somewhere on my system there's a leak? If you don't find and repair the leak, isn't it just going to need (and keep needing) to be charged up with additional coolant?
yes they make all the parts out of crazy thin tubing and there is probably a pin hole someplace you could try soapy water and solder hole, but you will probably need to keep adding some freon over time
I have one that seems to have the humidity sensor out of adjustment. Hygrometer reads 65% humidity, but the dehumidifier is reading 45%. It draws water in continuous mode, but if I set the dehumidifier to 60% it ends up not pulling water. Can you tell me what the problem is?
Thanks for these 2 videos, this one looked very similar to mine and now it works great. Was just low on refrigerant. I got the piercing valve from Walmart.
Whats the kit called? Thx
@@supjay3945 before you try it, mine lasted about 4 weeks and died again, likely leaked out. So I bought a new dehumidifier. It's just an a/c tap line. Ordered it from Walmart. Was not worth the effort for me. Good luck
How much pressure in psi should the gauge show
Hi, how do I know which is sucking line, and where to put piercing valve
GREAT VIDEO DIY!! tHANKS
i would put a bit of silicone grease on the o ring so it seals better
What the brand of Freon ?
great videos
Hey just curious if the bullet valve has leaked any since installation ?
where did you get your gauge a push valve with hose , and the 410a
Hi,Thank you for your nice video,it is helpful!May I know what is the band for the R410A Refrigerant,and where can I buy it?could you please leave a link for R410A Refrigerant?