H0024000190 Genuine Condensate Pump for Fisher & Paykel, Haier Dryers DE8060P1 DE8060P2 DC8060P1 HDHP90AN1 HDHP80AN1 HDC80E1 HD80-01

Part H0024000190 is the genuine condensate pump used in a group of Fisher & Paykel and Haier clothes dryers. On file are the Fisher & Paykel DC8060P1 and the DE8060P1, DE8060P2 and DE8060P3, plus Haier models including the HDHP80AN1, HDHP90AN1, HDHP90ANB1, HDC80E1, HD80-01, HDY6-1 and HDY-C70. Match the number on your old pump or your dryer's model number before you order.

Dryer water tank not filling or water in the base?

Condenser and heat pump dryers turn the moisture from wet clothes into water. That water drains into a sump at the bottom of the dryer, and the condensate pump lifts it up to the removable water container or out through a drain hose. If the pump fails, the container stays empty after a load, water pools in or under the base, and the dryer may stop with a full tank warning even though the tank is dry. A pump that hums but moves no water is often blocked with lint, so clean the sump and filters before replacing it.

Part details

• Genuine part H0024000190
• Pumps condensed water in Fisher & Paykel and Haier dryers
• Moves collected water to the water container or drain hose
• 11 models on file, including the DE8060P1 and HDHP90AN1

Changing the condensate pump

Unplug the dryer and empty the water container first. Expect some water to come out when the pump is disconnected, so lay towels down, and tilt the dryer back carefully if you need to. Clear any lint from the sump and hoses while you have access, connect the new pump and its plug, and run a short load to check water reaches the container.

Questions about this part

How do I know the pump is the problem and not a blockage?

Lint is the usual culprit, so clean the filters, the condenser and the sump first. If the container still stays empty and the pump either hums or makes no sound at all, the pump itself is the likely fault.