No Longer Available Giving away Broken ElectriQ Dehumidifier

By mktt
October 20, 2024 in For Sale & Items Offered

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mktt

Posted October 20, 2024

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Posted October 20, 2024

Here are more details: ElectriQ 25 Litre Smart App Alexa Low Energy Dehumidifier with True Hepa and UV Air Purifier

It broke and short circuits the electricity. We don't know how to fix it and we have a new one so giving this one away. It worked great until it broke and it's a powerful one.

Only two other smaller issues with it - we got it refurbished so one wheel you'd need to be careful with then rolling as it will come off. I've fixed it and it works well when being careful. And the container has a small plastic piece missing. I can share more about if if needed but it doesn't bother using it.

Pick up SE22 - near 148 Peckham Rye.

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