Unit in DRY (dehumidify) mode produces very little water or does not seem to dehumidify effectively.

Safety: Unplug the unit before cleaning.

• Check humidity: Use a hygrometer to verify indoor humidity. If it is already low (below ~40%), little water will be collected.
• Confirm mode: Ensure the unit is set to DRY mode and not FAN or COOL only.
• Clean filter and coil: Clean the air filter and evaporator coil to maximize moisture removal.
• Fan speed: Use the recommended fan speed for DRY mode (often low or automatic) as per the manual.
• Refrigerant issues: If the unit also cools poorly, a refrigerant or compressor problem may be present and requires professional service.