I had a Danby dehumidifier that stopped working awhile back, so I replaced it. Not long after, I killed my knee, so I really didn't feel like carrying it up from the basement and being small, it didn't take up much room. I had noticed that the one I bought to replace it isn't working particularly well, so I plugged in the old one, thinking that I replaced it because it was too small, but all I got was a droning sound (could be dust on the fan) and very little water in the container. I saw a phone number on the back, so I called and found out that a lot of dehumidifiers have been recalled, from several brands. The manufacturer (Midea) is handling the recalls by issuing a refund. It's not a full refund, but it's better than nothing. They need a photo of the label with the model and serial number, as well as one with the user's name & date, showing that the power cord has been cut about 2" from the strain relief. These can be attached to the refund claim at:
www.recallrtr/dehumidifier.com
