#Fdl70s1 manual serial number#

Both units were replaced by newer models, the Frigidaire FFAD7033R1 and FFAD5033R1, in 2015.

#Fdl70s1 manual serial number#

Of those 50, weвЂ™ve reviewed only two units that may have been impacted (depending on whether a specific unitвЂ™s serial number corresponds to a recalled unit listed in the database referenced above)вЂ“ the Frigidaire FAD704DWD and the Frigidaire FAD504DWD. WeвЂ™ve tested and reviewed about 50 dehumidifiers as of the date of this recall (November 2016). In the above scenario, if you bought your Frigidaire FAD704DWD after December 2013, itвЂ™s likely that when you input your unitвЂ™s serial number in the database that it will not return a positive match as a unit that is part of the recall. Remember, only dehumidifiers manufactured between January 2003 and December 2013 are affected by the recall. However, itвЂ™s possible that the serial number on your unit will not return a positive match in the database referenced above вЂ“ this means that your unit was not affected by the recall and that it should be 100% safe to use. For example, you may have bought a Frigidaire FAD704DWD, a brand and model that was part of the recall. It is also possible that you bought a particular brand and model dehumidifier that is part of the recall but that the specific unit you bought is not part of the recall. This means that the FFAD7033R1 was NOT involved in the recall. The brand вЂњFrigidaireвЂќ is listed in the Brand dropdown list but the model вЂњFFAD7033R1 is not. An example is the top rated Frigidaire FFAD7033R1. Note that if you bought a dehumidifier from a brand that isnвЂ™t listed in the Brand dropdown list or if you bought a particular model that isnвЂ™t listed in the corresponding Model dropdown list then your particular dehumidifier is NOT affected by this recall. To check whether your particular model dehumidifier was recalled go to this page and input the Brand, Model, and Serial Number of your dehumidifier in the form at the bottom of the page. However, the possibility does exist that they can. Note that those dehumidifiers recalled are not necessarily absolutely prone to overheating and catching fire. It appears as though the malfunctioning involved dehumidifiers overheating, smoking and catching fire. The recall was issued after more than $4 million of property damage and more than 30 incidents of smoke and fire were reported as a direct result of dehumidifier malfunction.