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Frigidaire 50-Pint Portable Dehumidifier for Basement, Home, and Attic, 115V, Quiet Moisture Absorber for Humidity Control with Auto Shut-Off and Removable Water Bucket/Continuous Drain Option, White

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Size: 50 Pints


Style: 50 Pint


Features

  • Energy Efficient Dehumidifier: Powerful, energy star rated dehumidifier in white with a user friendly digital display; Removes up to 50-pints (6.25 gallons) of moisture from the air per day. Perfect for any basement, attic, garage or small living areas.
  • 3 fan speeds with a quiet operation of 47-51 dBA; Portable with 4 wheels so you can easily move the unit around from room to room; Effortless Humidity Control feature: choose the exact percentage of humidity in your room for precise and accurate control
  • Continuous Drain Option: 2.11 gallon tank capacity and auto-shut off, The front pull-out bucket to make removal easy at any point; An integrated carry handle plus splash guard prevents spills; You can also attach a hose to the unit for continuous draining
  • Washable Filter: Capture dust from the air and keep your dehumidifier working efficiently with our easy-to-clean washable filter
  • Dimensions: 16"L x 12.2"W x 24.25"H, 44-lbs., Amps: 4.8 / Watts: 530 Plug Type: LCDI NEMA 5-15P

Description

The Frigidaire Energy Star 50-pint dehumidifier removes up to 50 pints of moisture per day, providing you with comfortable, dry air. Equipped with 3 fan speeds, enjoy customized settings to fit your preferences. Create a more comfortable space while removing household allergens from your living environment. By eliminating harmful bacteria like mold, mildew, and dust from your home, you’ll reduce the risk of dangerous health complications while reducing discomfort from indoor humidity. Perfect for smaller spaces like bathrooms, bedrooms, garages, and more, the Frigidaire Energy Star 50-pint is a compact solution for moisture removal and humidity control. Capture dust from the air and keep your unit working to its full potential with the easy- to-clean, washable air filter. And with Effortless Humidity Control, choose the exact percentage of humidity in your room. Featuring a front pull-out bucket with full-height indents for easy removal. If you’d rather use the continuous drain, attach your garden hose to the unit as it runs independently and does the work for you. Designed with SpaceWise portable design including a carrying handle, integrated side handles, and caster wheels.

Brand: Frigidaire


Color: White


Special Feature: Manual


Capacity: 50 Pints


Tank Volume: 2.11 Gallons


Product Dimensions: 12.19"D x 15.97"W x 24.25"H


Number of Speeds: 3


Recommended Uses For Product: Residential


Included Components: dehumidifier, washable filter, manual, warranty


Item Weight: 44 Pounds


Other Special Features of the Product: Manual


Capacity: 50 Pints


Tank Volume: 2.11 Gallons


Number of Speeds: 3


Wattage: 530 watts


Operation Mode: Continuous


Upper Temperature Rating: 89 Degrees Fahrenheit


Dehumidification Capacity: 50 Pints per Day


Voltage: 115


Item Dimensions D x W x H: 12.19"D x 15.97"W x 24.25"H


Item Weight: 44 Pounds


Recommended Uses For Product: Residential


Color: White


Material: Plastic


Brand Name: Frigidaire


Included Components: dehumidifier, washable filter, manual, warranty


Model Name: Frigidaire 50 Pint Dehumidifier


Model Number: FFAD5033W1


Manufacturer: Frigidaire


Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer


UPC: 012505283604


Manufacture Year: 2020


Part Number: FFAD5033W1


Item Type Name: Dehumidifier


Unit Count: 1.0 Count


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  • Dehumidifier
Size: 50 Pints Style: 50 Pint
Great dehumidifier! After reading reviews and ratings, I decided to buy this oversized capacity unit for the lower level den. This took humidity levels from 63% down to 45% in the matter of 2 hours max! The only have 2 down sides: 1) is that you can’t set this for a 24 hour cycle. When the unit is off the timer turns it on per the timer setting. When running the timer turns the unit off per the timer setting. Since I’m in the den every day not a huge deal but this is not good if set in an unoccupied location unless you run it constantly. 2) in the percentage mode the unit cycles every nine minutes no matter what the actual humidity level in the room is. It would be better if it could sense the humidity while off and only turn on when the actual humidity reaches the set level. This unit is so efficient that I would recommend it even with the couple of issues described above. I am very pleased with the efficiency with which it lowered the levels in the room. Update: original unit stopped dehumidifying after about five weeks of operation. Replacement arrived in about ten days, absolutely no hassle. This new unit functions better, addressing my point No. 2, humidity percentage level set and unit shuts off when level is reached and then restarts when the level exceeds the setting. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2023 by G

  • Buyer Beware... Just Over One To Two Seasons Less Has Been My Experience.
Size: 50 Pints Style: 50 Pint
For as long as I've owned a home I've bought Frigidaire dehumidifiers. The units are NOT built to last. The codes are always the same. Fatal. F0 (Freeze Out) or EC (Evaporator Coil / Sealed System). It appears to be a two-year ritual to search my mail for emails to electrolux.com and to re-familiarize myself and start a warranty claim... which I am once again in the process of doing. This time however I am writing this review. When you receive a new unit it works exactly as expected. Hail the power of condensing water from air! Positive reviewers rejoice! It works its magic and all summer long you reap the rewards of a drier, less humid environment. Then comes winter. The unit is stored, either powered on but sitting idle or fully powered off, eager for the next summer/fall blast of humidity and a call to action. ... except - next summer it no longer works. It's starting to get humid here in the Northeast and that is when I need this unit to work. It doesn't. It powers on. It runs the blower. You can even perhaps hear the compressor churn. Condensation. Nope. Pull the bucket. Bone dry. Eventually the unit cries foul and throws the F0 / EC code. FAD704DWD (2014) - F0 FAD704DWD (2016) via RMA spring 2016 - F0 -- lasted that summer FFAD7033R1 (2017) - EC FFAD7033R1 (2019) via RMA summer 2019 (5 year sealed system warrant on 2017 purchase) - EC FFAD5033W1 (2022) via RMA summer 2022 (a month short of 5 year sealed system warranty on 2017 purchase) - EC FFAD5033W1 (2022) - separate purchase May 2022 - still running for now, now outside the 1 YR standard warranty A part of me wonders if these units are simply designed with planned obsolescence in mind. Why build a unit that lasts one to two seasons? in the Northeast you generally would purchase one of these when humidity rises (late spring/summer) and you get a few months use then pack it up for winter with the expectation when you need it next it works. So aside from the possibility of seeing if Frigidaire / Electrolux will replace the FFAD7033W1 (2022) that was newly manufactured December 2021 and only lasted the 2022 summer season... I do not believe my dollars are best spent on this brand any longer. To Frigidaire's credit, the 5 year sealed system warranty is good and the RMA replacement process is usually painless. Fill a form. Get approved. Unit shows up at your doorstep. The problem is, the replacement process shouldn't be so painless in a way. It's like they've gotten really good at shipping replacements. REALLY good. ... I'd rather have the unit last 5 years and get a sense I got my money's worth than the hassle of a humid basement for a couple of weeks during the replacement process. EDIT: So today I contacted Frigidaire by phone. It was not a good experience. I explained to them I had a FFAD5033W1 manufactured December 2021, bought May 2022 and put into service last summer for only a few months. It has been off all winter; no need. It of course is now June 2023. The first time I needed it was this month. It is returning EC code after repeated power cycles. Warranty Claim DENIED. They no longer have a 5 year sealed system warranty. The unit now has a single 1 year warranty from the date of purchase. I wonder why that is ... </sarcasm> The unit is 18 months old from its date of manufacture... bought and ran for at most 3 months last year and is now dead. EDIT: September 2023. The FFAD5033W1 purchased May 2022 is now returning EC code constantly. The unit is in pristine condition in a clean area and ran daily during the summer. In a room with ~60% RH and 70 degree room temperatures it has reached its end. This unit lasted essentially two summers and that's it. I see Amazon touts "sold 1K units last month". I'm sure they did and Frigidaire loves you for it. While their reputation precedes here, folks are soon going to find out their money is well spent elsewhere. NEVER will I buy anything Frigidaire again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by RSH

  • First it's a dehumidifier, second I'm super impressed with the app
Size: 50 Pints Style: 50 Pint
This is a 50 pint Frigidedaire (Electrolux) dehumidifier. It does what it's supposed to do. It's new so I can't say much about its longevity, but overall, nearly any brand dehumidifier I've had in the last 15-20 years has been about the same and seems to die after a number of years. One feature that isn't promoted much on the website is that it does have a built-in air ionizer. So you have a little added bonus there. The second part of this review has to do with something that I'm generally not thrilled with in most appliances and that's the available wifi and associated application for the device. Usually, these apps are trash and the wifi barely works. I thought, well maybe at a minimum it can at least part time tell me if the bucket is full, the cost wasn't much more, so might as well. I'm so glad I went with the wifi option. Frigidaire created a clean and well built app. I'm actually impressed. I've added screenshots of the app. It will direct you to the site you need to register the appliance with for warranty/recall purposes. Shows you current humidity and humidity over time via graph. You can toggle it on/off. You can set a child lock so no one can play with the buttons. There's a task scheduler for it and other appliances that are registered with it. Nearly all control can be done from the app. Push notifications. And has all the associated personal assistant options. I'm impressed with this, and I generally don't impress easily when it comes to IoT or appliance apps and their implementations. However, this is still an IoT device and absolutely should NOT go on your internal network. It belongs on a guest or isolated network like every other IoT device you own. Nest, Ecobee, Kidde, Echo, Ring, Eufy, Phillips, any appliance manufacturer, etc... should always be isolated away from your computers, laptops, phones, printers, network storage, etc... devices. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2024 by Julez Julez

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