Is this one of the Units being recalled because of a fire hazard?
1385978
no. this is not one of the recalled items. i used several web sites to see several versions of recalled model numbers for frigidaire regardless of pint size. you should search the web for the manufactuer "gree" and your model number to be sure.if you have any other dehumidifier check it also.hope this helpsjd
1385979
This unit doesn't last more than 8 months. I had 2 and they both stopped working for no reason whatsoever. Frigidaire refused to replace it more than twice. I would not recommend you purchase this brand.
1304005
about 2-3 year old unit just had the fire department coming out telling me it's a bad unit.
441448
It means the unit Is malfunctioning and time to be replaced. We just had one do the same thimg. Its desigmed to do that.as a safety feature.
2164822
I've had the same issue with a short in the hose in our vacuum. Hoover has a voluntary recall for the less costly model, S3755, because there is a short circuit in the hose that can cause electric shock or fire. I'm writing the Consumer Product Safety Commission to look into model S3765 for the same issue. I cannot believe the vacuum hoses are sourced from different vendors. I encourage you to contact Hoover about the recall and file an incident with the CPSC at saferproducts.gov.
922185
I don't know if it was in recall...but I had to return one of the two I bought. Did not work from day one. The other has been running about a month without issues.
2235644
I haven't been informed of a recall. I gave the one I bought as a gift and have used it a few times. Seems to be fine
1142295
Mine has been doing that also. I don't know what is going on with it. I don't know of any recalls on these heaters.
1351728
Yes. We have 2 units that the heating element went out. You might be better to shop around some more.
2049879
This is not one of the units that has been recalled. I actually purchased this one as a replacement for a recalled unit. Sadly, it is nowhere near as quiet as the original unit.
169570
There was a recall on this item from the manufacture. It was starting fires. You hade to cut off the cord, to include the safety sticker and pry the serial number off the back of the unit and send it in with a self addressed envelope for a refund. I did all of this and have never heard anything back. No money, no refund, nothing, except a humidifier that causes fires. You might want to call the manufacture and check on the recall.
2024854
I am not aware of the unit being on recall list. I have two units and they work fine.
2010334
I haven't read anything about a recall due to carberation. I have had no problems with starting or running, just used it to cut firewood in 38 degree weather
2028662
Without seeing or hearing the problem, I would call a professional. Worst case, there is something wrong with the unit, which can be a fire hazard.
2024855
The model we bought is SG-DEH-70E-2 or alternatively, DPE2-70E-03. Neither of these numbers is on the most recent listing of models under suspicion of posing a fire hazard. The "E" in the model numbers distinguished these from the recalled models.
713890
We own one and I would say it is not fire safe. It is a great safe for storage but is not built like a fire safe.
623639
If they all went off at the same time there is either a fire or smoke, or the system is centrally powered and a short in the system set them off. I would speculate a power failure or surge may have done it.
217339
They go through 'Hot-Rods' frequently and are HYPERSENSITIVE. Do Not, DO NOT, use one of these units on an electrical circuit that is not GFI protected and be ready to replace a circuit board about once every three years. I have owned one of these units for roughly 15 years, have changed every single electrical component through the years and know the units very well. They are fairly easy to trouble shoot and the service department is very helpful... But expect to perform some service on it now and again.