“Dehumidifier setting throws hot air out from where exhaust hose should be. Is this normal?”
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Yes, this is because the AC has to draw moist air across the cooled condenser coils to pull the moisture out. This process causes heat to come out the exhaust port.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, Dehumidifiers basically will operate the air-conditioning to the point where the coils reach the dew point, the dew point is when water will condense on the coils. Think of it like a glass of water or soda when water accumulates on the outside of the glass. To achieve the temp to consolidate the air compressor runs to cool the coils that will condense the water. You can always have the hot air exhausted out a window, the air will still be dehumidified it just won't focus on cooling the air to a certain temp, but instead is focused on reducing humidity.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.That's why it includes an exhaust hose. That needs to be attached and vented out through a window. It is foremost an ac unit and it operates as such. It is normal.
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