Assuming that the unit is plugged in to an outlet that has power, press the ON button and a green light should come ON. That will indicate the unit is getting power and is ready to function. If however, you have the humidity level set to high and it's equal to or higher than the humidity level in your home, the unit's compressor and fan will not turn ON and run. Keep in mind, the humidity level, whether it's and LCD readout screen or just a minimum and high setting, that's not the amount of humidity that the unit will remove. It's what it will maintain. So, setting it as low as possible, should cause the unit to start functioning.
If it doesn't start, check the water collection bucket, to be sure that it's installed properly and is making contact with the safety trigger switch. If it's not making contact, the unit will not turn ON.
Hope this info helped you. Please let me know. Thanks.
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