Dehumidifier - Fault or Error Codes

If a fault or error code appears on the display of your Dehumidifier, disconnect power to the appliance for 30 seconds. If the fault code reappears, review the Troubleshooting Tips in the Owner's Manual for the specific model you own. Fault or error codes that do not go away indicate a problem with the Dehumidifier.

Fault or Error Code Exceptions

When power is connected to the Dehumidifier, an "88" code may appear in the display. This is normal and does not indicate a problem with the appliance.
On 70 Pint models with a Built-In Drain Pump, when set with the Pump On (Pump Out Mode) and water is not pumped out while the appliance is running, the code E0 and the pump light will flash on the display.
- Ensure the pump hose is properly installed onto the Dehumidifier and the bucket is securely in place. Then, try resetting by removing and restoring power as mentioned above.
On 50 Pint models with a Built-In Drain Pump, when set with the Pump On (Pump Out Mode) and water is not pumped out while the appliance is running, the code P1 will appear on the display.
- Ensure the pump hose is properly installed onto the Dehumidifier and the bucket is securely in place. Then, try resetting by removing and restoring power as mentioned above.

Additional Support

If the problem persists, consult the Owner's Manual for the warranty details for the Dehumidifier.

If the Dehumidifier is out of warranty and in need of a repair, check with local service providers to see if they service Dehumidifiers. GE Appliances Factory Service does not service Dehumidifiers.

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