Frigidaire FHDP5033W1 Dehumidifier Codes EH60 and EH61: The Sensor Needs Testing
On Frigidaire Gallery and high-efficiency pump dehumidifiers in the FHDP5033W1 family, EH60 and EH61 mean a sensor has failed. The control uses its sensors to judge room conditions, so with either code showing the unit may…
- Code
- EH60 / EH61
- Appliance
- Dehumidifier
- Brand
- Frigidaire
- Warranty
- 30-day workmanship
What EH60 / EH61 means
On Frigidaire Gallery and high-efficiency pump dehumidifiers in the FHDP5033W1 family, EH60 and EH61 mean a sensor has failed. The control uses its sensors to judge room conditions, so with either code showing the unit may stop dehumidifying or run without control. These codes tell us a sensor reading is missing, and the sensor itself, its wiring or the board input must be tested to know which.
Common causes of EH60 / EH61
- A sensor that has failed or come loose
- The sensor wiring or plug
- The board circuit behind the sensor
1. Unplug the unit and wait a minute. 2. Plug it back in and check the display. 3. Clean the air filter and clear the intake. 4. If EH60 or EH61 comes back, book a visit. 5. Do not run the unit unattended while the code is showing, and keep the bucket seated and upright.
- A reset cannot repair a sensor, so a returning code needs testing.
- We check the sensor and its connection first, then the board.
- Written pricing comes before work, and we will tell you if an older unit is not worth repairing.
Other Dehumidifier codes
Why does my display show EH60 or EH61?
Each one reports that a sensor has failed. The unit cannot read the conditions it needs, so it may not dehumidify correctly until the sensor is repaired or replaced.
Can I keep using the unit?
We recommend turning it off until it is checked. Without a working sensor, the unit may run endlessly or stop too soon and the bucket or coil can be affected.
Will the repair be expensive?
Sensor repairs are often modest. We confirm the cause, give you the price in writing, and you decide before we start any work. Replacing a failed sensor is a routine repair on these units.
Still seeing EH60 / EH61?
A technician diagnoses it on site and gives you the price in writing before any work starts.
