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Product Description
The Frigidaire FAD704TDP 70-pint Dehumidifier is an Energy Star Compliant 70-pint per day dehumidifier capable of continuous operation when the unit is located near a suitable drain. It features full-function electronic controls, an easily accessible collection container with level indicator, and a washable filter that removes both moisture and airborne particulates. The integrated casters allow you to move the unit easily to wherever it's needed.
- Energy Star-certified dehumidifier uses less energy and saves you money
- Effortless anti-microbial filter removes harmful bacteria and allergens
- 115 volts; 765 cool watts; 6-foot power cord
- Lets you control your room?s exact humidity
- 17.75 x 15.3 x 25 inches; 44 pounds; 1-year warranty
Frigidaire Dehumidifier, 70-Pint Capacity, FAD704TDP Reviews
Frigidaire Dehumidifier, 70-Pint Capacity, FAD704TDP Reviews
| 679 of 685 people found the following review helpful  Perfect arrival, installation, effectiveness, By Dave Tennis "Serious Programmer" (Hamilton, NJ, USA) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Frigidaire Dehumidifier, 70-Pint Capacity, FAD704TDP (Kitchen) I spent a night reviewing dehumidifiers at Consumer Reports, amazon, and elsewhere to understand what I should use for a damp basement after the 2010 east coast winter. I realized, finally, by plowing through all the hype, that the "70 pints" does not refer to the volume of the bucket, but the rate at which the dehumidifier can remove water vapor from the air: 70 pints per day, but the buckets are all the same, about 2 gallons. That needs to be made clearer in the review and advertising. For a block-wall basement, with French drains, in an area with high water table, or for any room where liquid water appears, you need the highest rate so the unit cycles on and off. Otherwise, you seriously waste power.This unit (Frigidaire FAD704TDP) was not reviewed by Consumer Reports, but by others who were concerned with drying rates and noise. This unit is almost silent! It filled a 2-gal bucket in just a few hours in a 40x60 foot basement with no liquid water but with damp block... Read more 217 of 220 people found the following review helpful  Worked great, but didn't hold up., By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Frigidaire Dehumidifier, 70-Pint Capacity, FAD704TDP (Kitchen) I really liked this dehumidifier for the season and a half that it lasted. I used it in a basement and connected a drain hose for continuous operation. It had no trouble keeping my basement at 50 - 60% humidity and I really never had to do anything except check and clean the filter every few weeks. I felt the noise level was reasonable for a basement. The bucket was a little tricky to remove, but since I had it hooked up to a hose that didn't bother me too much.Unfortunately it seems like no one can build a dehumidifier that lasts anymore. This one didn't fail completely, but it appeared that something went wrong with the humidistat or electronics. After the problems started the unit always displayed the humidity as 95% and ran continuously. I checked the hose and there was still plenty of moisture being removed so I think the compressor was still going strong. Since I had an extended warranty (I bought this from HH Gregg) I returned for repair but they decided it... Read more 74 of 78 people found the following review helpful Great dehumidifier, By This review is from: Frigidaire Dehumidifier, 70-Pint Capacity, FAD704TDP (Kitchen) I bought the 70pint version last year after my old dehumidifier died and I started getting mold and mildew in my basement. I have a 200 year old home with a basement approximately 5 feet below ground depth so fairly damp. This unit's been great so far and I love the fact you can set the humidity level (I keep at 50%). With all the rain we had in the northeast this past March it's been running steady for over 4 weeks but without issue. I have it drain direct to my sump. |
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