Hisense K2133551 Dehumidifier Water Tank

Product Description

The HISENSE K2133551 is a replacement water collection tank designed for residential dehumidifier units. This component serves as the removable reservoir that captures moisture extracted from indoor air during normal dehumidifier operation. When the tank reaches capacity, the unit signals the user to empty and reinstall it, keeping the dehumidifier running efficiently. The K2133551 is an OEM-sourced part, making it a direct-fit replacement for the original tank on compatible Hisense dehumidifier models. HVAC technicians and knowledgeable DIYers handling dehumidifier maintenance or repair will find this a straightforward swap.

This water tank is intended for use in residential dehumidifier applications, typically installed in basements, crawl spaces, utility rooms, or other areas requiring moisture control. It is compatible with specific Hisense dehumidifier models including the DH7021K1W, DH7021W1WG, and DH5024K1W. These are freestanding, portable dehumidifier units commonly used in residential settings. If the existing tank is cracked, warped, or missing, this replacement restores proper function and helps prevent water leakage or unintended shutoff cycles caused by a faulty reservoir.

Key Features

• OEM replacement water tank for Hisense residential dehumidifiers
• Direct-fit design for compatible models - no modification required
• Restores proper water collection and full-bucket shutoff function
• Removable reservoir design allows easy emptying and reinstallation

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Hisense dehumidifier models: DH7021K1W, DH7021W1WG, and DH5024K1W.

Installation Notes

Unplug the dehumidifier from its power source before removing or installing the water tank. Slide the existing tank out of the unit carefully to avoid spilling residual water, then seat the replacement tank firmly until it is fully engaged with the float switch mechanism. Confirm the tank is properly seated before restoring power, as an improperly seated tank can trigger a false full-tank shutoff. No tools are typically required for this replacement.