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Question: What can you do about the loud high pitched compressor noise? It is driving me crazy! Just got this unit today. Does it get any better over time???
Document: Instead, it's running nearly continuously - I'd say 80% or higher duty cycle - and is extracting less than 16 pints / day. The compressor is just plain noisy and loud - some of the noise is due to the handle rattling against the housing. And this unit pulls 700 watts when running so it remains a dilemma as to whether or not to keep using it.
This unit is so quiet (in high fan mode) that I hardly notice that it is on, and it is in a living space where we are at during the day for a significant amount of time. My old unit was so loud compared to this that it isn't even a comparison. Even in high mode, it is quiet enough to watch tv only 15 feet away from the unit.
This thing works exactly as it should. It fills up about every 24 hours and is extremely easy to empty. It turns off automatically once its full so there is never any overfill or leaking. My basement always smells so nice and fresh now that I have it running on continuous mode (which is runs 24/7). There are other timer settings that work well too. It is a little loud, not annoying or high pitched but its noticeable when you walk downstairs.
I like the humidity monitor on the unit. Others mentioned how loud the unit is, but you get used to it and the white noise is great for sleeping. It's a sturdy unit and should give me many years of use.
Aside from the heat, this unit is also loud enough that you wouldn't want to watch TV with it in the same room or the next room without the door shut. The unit has two fan speeds, however they're both about equally loud. The unit did a great job of removing a lot of water from the air in a relatively short amount of time, however I can't recommend it due to heat and noise concerns. I may have been short-sighted in getting this product for my application.
It does a good job of removing moisture, but there is very little difference in noise with the &#34;High&#34; or &#34;Low&#34; fan settings. It's much too loud.
It does this from time to time, and I have to gently shake or tap the unit to get it to stop.If you're going to use this in a bedroom, just hit &#34;back&#34; and find something smaller and quieter. If you're going to use this somewhere that the noise doesn't matter, I would suggest searching the internet for a work-around for the humidity meter.
Notice the letters DUD at the end of the model number. The compressor on mine, purchased from Amazon, died a week short of the 1 year warranty elapsing. An inquiry to Electrolux, the manufacturer, resulted in a cash refund. While they get high narks for the promptness of response, I will never buy a refrigeration product with the Frigidaire name on it again. I am wondering if the entire Electrolux line is of such crappy quality.
I haven't decided to keep it yet, as the level of noise really bothers me.The timer function is very nice. Auto shut off on full works well, and the humidity level setting is a nice tough. I also like the build quality as the removable tray for water is sturdy and even has a partial lid to help prevent spilling. Very nice touch.My biggest complaint is the noise level. The Fan is pretty loud and the compressor is very audible.
I have a love/hate relationship with dehumidifiers. I have had a number of LG models and they seem to only last a year or two before failing or getting very loud. I've ordered four of these units for friends and family and everyone has been happy with them. Very quiet and work well. I use the continuous drain into a condensate pump. The fan runs virtually all the time, whether the compressor is going or not. A little annoying but it's pretty darn quiet.
Answer: No it always seems to be loud.  Over a year no better.  I don't run it at night anymore because of this