Frigidaire FFAD3533W1 Dehumidifier, Moderate Humidity 35 Pint Capacity with a Easy-to-Clean Washable Filter and Custom Humidity Control for maximized comfort, in White

Last summer, my 8 year old dehumidifier started acting up. I was unable to find a new one and so I managed with the old one till it was no longer needed (fall and winter). I saw this dehumidifier on Amazon and purchased it in February, though I wouldnt need one till May (thought they might be sold out by then). In May, when I attempted to use it, I found that the control panel was defective. I was past the date of return to Amazon, but they helped me contact Frigidaire. I described the problem to Frigidaire and they expedited a replacement to me absolutely hassle free. Having used the new unit for about a month, I can say that it performs well and is much quieter than my previous units (45 years experience with them). Thanks to Amazon and Thanks to Frigidaire. Anyone can ship a defective unit, you both made dealing with it easy!

I cant comment on the energy savings yet but it does run well and the bucket is easy to pull out and empty. I like that I can set the control so it isnt on all the time. It does pick up alot of water at 40. Noise level is medium but not too loud, if that makes sense

I liked that it was quiet and kept the humidity at 50% during the rainy season. I did not like that it iced up last night and began dripping water. I turned it off and removed the filter and cover plate. There was a sheet of ice on the bottom 1/3. I cleaned the filter and waited a few hours until the ice was melted completely and restarted. About an hour later, I checked and Ice had already formed on maybe the bottom 1/4. Ill have to scrap it and find a different brand that hopefully will last longer.

Used for humid Indiana summer. Dries quickly, have to empty reservoir twice daily, pretty easy to do, not prone to spilling. Noise (on low fan): you wont notice in a busy house, but youll hear it at night from 30 ft away through walls. When dewpoints are in the 70s my electric bill jumped 200 kWh over same time last year(one occupant in house). But, aah, the comfort. Towels, laundry and dishes dry quickly. I have less trouble with outdoor chores in humid weather when Ive been indoors for a while. If you can tolerate the increased electric bill, the increase in comfort is very substantial. FYI - Im 67 and male.

Hard to find good dehumidifier’s that last long. So far this one is doing well for the price. Namebrand

I picked this up after an older Kenmore workhorse we had finally drew its last breath. I use them to bring humidity down in a 2 car garage, so they arent terribly well cared for as far as climate controls go. The kenmore was a 50 pint unit (pre-2019 ratings) like this one, but it held 22 pints in its collection reservoir. I dont have drainage in the garage to use the drainage feature - so I picked this unit because it was a 50 pint unit, and it had the largest collection reservoir I could find. Ive only had it a day, so I cant comment on longevity yet - but the unit is built like a tank, and it moves soooo much more air than the Kenmore of the same rating. It pulled my garage down from 65% to 40% in 2 hours. I am impressed.

I bought this in 2021 and used it for 2 years. I went to turn it on this year and the compressor is not turning on. I think that while it was working it was drawing quite a bit of power. When the compressor would turn on, I could frequently observe my lights dimming. It did pull quite a bit of water out of the air and it has a fairly large reservoir.

Been using for a few weeks now and is working as expected/advertised. Lil loud but I keep the fan on LOW and still keeps humidity as desired.

Arrived quickly, nice looking unit. Be sure to order hose if running continuously to a drain. BAD NEWS: Very noisy, annoying rattling sound, cant use if in same room. Try another brand.

purchased direct from Frigidaire. The controls for this unit are somewhat restrictive. It starts on the Continuous function, during which you cant see the relative humidity display. The humidity control has a range of 35-60. You cannot go higher, and below 35 is Continuous mode. I set the speed to low. The fan is quite powerful. The unit draws air through the back and blows it through its right, or your left. Can kind of be rotated if you dont like that. Being a refrigerant dehmidifier, it does generate quite a bit of heat. I really liked the water storage tank. The handle makes it easy to carry, and it didnt feel heavy. There are a number of openings through which you can pour the water, but this also means that the tank can release water back into the atmosphere when the unit isnt in operation. The unit will flash the full light whenever the limit switch is open, including when you remove the tank, which is nice and annoying at the same time. The tank holding compartment design is where it fails. There is a tank retaining clip and it is FRAGILE. Ive only removed the tank about 4 times, and on that 4th time, I couldnt get the tank to snap in. The left side would pop out slightly, and it was loose. Upon inspection, there was a shiny clip below the tank limit switch that seemed to have bent when I pushed the tank into it. I am not sure what its original form is, but it seemed like it was attached to the top of the cube part, and it had broken off when the tank was lifted(during removal). This caused the shiny piece to drop down, where before it was in a semi-horizontal triangle. Fortunately, I was able to fix it. This involves manually bending the clip around until the top JUST rests on top of the cube, and the middle has to have enough bend to allow the bottom to clear the limit switch, shown in picture. If it does not clear the switch, the unit will not stop if it overflows. If youre unable to do this, I hypothesize that itd be possible to put tape on the top of the cube and attach it to the end of the clip so that it normally rests in a horizontal position.