HOW DO YOU PUT THE WATER IN THE WASHER
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It has a hose that hooks to the faucet on your kitchen sink. It just slips onto it. If it doesn't fit your sink (it fits most sinks), then you could simply pour half gallon pitchers of water into it till you get it about 3/4 full. Put clothes in first and then fill it. When the wash cycle is over, place the drain house in the sink and let it drain and then refill it for the rinse cycle. Six minutes seems to get our clothes really clean. Then 3 minutes for the rinse cycle. Less time because you have less clothing in it than with a full size washer. Overfilling the machine with too many clothes makes agitation (movement of machine to clean) impossible. Overfilling with water will cause some water to leak out the drain hose which is hooked in an upward position during wash and rinse cycles to keep it from prematurely draining. Machine fits pretty easily on the counter next to sink. You need only a small amount of laundry soap for each wash. It does not spin dry the clothes. You will need to wring them out or buy a small spin dryer. You could also place the machine on a table or counter and put a bucket under it for when you need to drain it. You could fill it via a garden hose. It seems to work well with cold or warm water.
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Add one or two tablespoons to a pitcher of water Make sure it is diluted and add to the washer as it fills before you add clothes.
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There is a washer that is goes underneath the sink. It has to be "threaded with all thd hoses, slid up against the unerneat side of the sink and secured. I don't remember just how. Your instructions should show this. It's been some time since it was installed and my memory fades a little quicker these days. Lot's of luck. Joe
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Liquid. All you have to do is pull off the 'protective' sticker on the cap and stick it in the bottom shelf of your washer. Set your washer to run the highest temp wash and you're set.
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I have no clue. I am getting a new washer-this one was never a washing machine, takes twice as long to not do the job; they hired a musician not an engineer to make this junk.
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The problem is with the top of the ekobrew filter it opens up while its brewing, what u need to do is get the flat sink rubber washer from lowes the thinnest washer same size at the washer on the machine, take that one off put the one washer u buy on and place the machines washer over that, it will stop it from opening up,,,theres a blog from someone else that gives the item nbr on this washer but i cant find that blog...still looking for it but i'm sure the store will help you find it
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You placed the washers correctly. I remember having to get a wrench out and really tighten it down.
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Run a small load of hot water with no clothes. Add a cup of half baking soda and half distilled white vinegar to the load. If this seems to have an effect but the smell still lingers, do the same with a cup of bleach instead of vinegar and baking soda. Run a final load of just hot water. After the load, leave the machine's door open and allow the washer to dry completely. These remedies clean the buildup of dirt, detergent and water residue that collect in the drum, which emits a musty odor easily mistaken for sewage. Do this occasionally (every 3 or 4 months depend on how often you use your washer) Always leave the cover nearly open after each use to let the air circulate to remove water in the drain when you are not using the washer.
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the washer or rubber gasket goes inside the top. You can either place the place the gasket on the rim, then close the lid or wedge the gasket inside the lid with a fork or toothpick until its all the way inside. Hope that helps.
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I don't recall having a washer. It should have a flow restrictor and a sediment screen that has a washer like. Use some teflon tape when you install the Speakmann shower head onto the shower arm. If your in the Los Angeles, CA area, let me know and i can help you.
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Usually there are rubber washers on the side that screws into the shank, but also there are rubber washers to where the hose connects to the sankey taps. Just put the rubber washers inside the circle before screwing the fittings onto the sankey keg tap. It is just like the rubber washers that are inside of garden hoses.
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In the water holder there is a black plastic holder, pull it up and there is a slot shaped like the filter. Unsnap the bottom area and the filter slips in. Snap the plastic pieces together and put it back in the water area. Fill it with water and start the machine. It should work fine and filter the water.
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The way i do it is to take off the bottom portion by pushing the white washer up through the middle hole and pull it out. There will be a hole exposed. Then I use one of my keys to stick through the hole and push the strainer up.
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I throw it in my HE washer with bleach. That works the best. An HE washer has no agitator. I would think a washer with an agitator would still work, but it might set it off balance.
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I also have a front loading HE washer. The soap nuts work great in it. You do need to use warm water, if using cold, soak the soap nuts in warm water first to activate them.
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Pull down to spray, push up for stream. Just be careful not to yank too hard at the faucet.
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1 Unplug the washer's power cable from the wall outlet, or turn off the breaker supplying power to the appliance. 2 Open the washer door and then remove the wire-clamp and spring from the boot seal, which is the seal on the wash-tub opening. To remove the wire-clamp and spring, use needle-pliers 3 Move the seal away from the door jamb on the right-side of the tub opening. 4 Place one hand behind the door latch to hold it. Remove the mounting screws securing the latch to the inside of the door jamb. 5 Pull the door latch out of the door jamb and through the tub opening. 6 Disconnect the wire connectors from the rear of the latch. Discard the old latch. 7 Connect the wire connectors to the new latch. 8 Insert the latch into the door jamb, holding it into position from behind. 9 Secure the latch into position using the mounting screws that were removed. 10 Reinstall the wire-clamp and spring around the boot seal. 11 Close the washer door and then restore power to complete the repair.