How can I fix humidity sensor on a Noma dehumidifier
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08-27-19, 09:31 AM
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How can I fix humidity sensor on a Noma dehumidifier
Hi everybody,
I have a Noma 043-5794-8 Dehumidifier who shows a E9 error. After searching on the web it seems to be the humidity sensor. So I would like to know if there is any ways to fix it up or bypass this issue. Here are somes pictures of the humidity sensor.
Thank you very much,
Jonathan
I have a Noma 043-5794-8 Dehumidifier who shows a E9 error. After searching on the web it seems to be the humidity sensor. So I would like to know if there is any ways to fix it up or bypass this issue. Here are somes pictures of the humidity sensor.
Thank you very much,
Jonathan
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10-26-19, 04:24 PM
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Did you ever get this figured out? I have the same issue with mine.
Is there a replacement part? Or is it bypassable? ie if you take the sensor off will the machine still work just won't know what the humidity is and thus run 24X7?
Thanks!
Is there a replacement part? Or is it bypassable? ie if you take the sensor off will the machine still work just won't know what the humidity is and thus run 24X7?
Thanks!
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11-11-19, 09:38 PM
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Removing the sensor will result in the e9 error. However what I did to bypass it was solder the two pins that go into the actual sensor together. This results in the unit thinking it i/ 88 percent humidity. That got it going. But I’ll need to get a new humidity sensor to replace it so it doesn’t run all the time.
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11-11-19, 09:45 PM
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Welcome to the forums..... everyone.
Post the Noma model number for me.
That board is private branded. Very doubtful it can be traced.
Actually..... I was hunting around and found this..... Humidity sensor board
Looks like Hisense may manufacture the Noma unit.
More sensors here
Post the Noma model number for me.
That board is private branded. Very doubtful it can be traced.
Actually..... I was hunting around and found this..... Humidity sensor board
Looks like Hisense may manufacture the Noma unit.
More sensors here
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Hoooly thought I'd never find yahs!
I've been searching the bowels of the internet for others with this problem on this unit. Has anyone sourced sensor, otherwise which two pins specifically am I soldering together... and also soldering a toggle switch in line with? Would you be so kind and a draw on that picture you already posted of the sensor?
Thanks
Jeff
Thanks
Jeff
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06-21-20, 09:33 PM
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Welcome to the forums.
I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. What are you trying to do ?
You asked if sensors were sourced and I left some sources.
Adding this to the general thread.... as I look at that board.... I see a temperature sensor on it too. The reason for that would be to detect when the coil was freezing to shut down the compressor for defrosting. I know some dehumidifiers also have an adjustable temperature setting for operation. Seeing how this board is connected by five wires.... it definitely reads more than just humidity.
I'm not quite sure what you are asking for. What are you trying to do ?
You asked if sensors were sourced and I left some sources.
Adding this to the general thread.... as I look at that board.... I see a temperature sensor on it too. The reason for that would be to detect when the coil was freezing to shut down the compressor for defrosting. I know some dehumidifiers also have an adjustable temperature setting for operation. Seeing how this board is connected by five wires.... it definitely reads more than just humidity.
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08-04-20, 03:59 PM
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The sensor needs to be close enough to the cold coil to sense when it's approaching freezing.
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