So do you roll it out towards the sink when you want to run it? The hoses come out the back of the unit, right?
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I roll mine to the sink. Connect the hose. Very easy. Turn on the water. Plug it in. Push start. Hose and plug come out the back and store nicely.
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That is pretty much how I have mine set up. I moved my washer and dryer to the basement and installed a deep sink beside them. I installed a drain pipe running along the wall to behind where I installed the Deep sink up to the washer. When I inserted the Washer hose into the drain pipe I did so with a rubber 2" to 1.5" adapter and used radiator hose clamps to draw the ends tight over the pvc and the washer hose, this prevents any back lash and I have had the pump and washer pushing water both at the same time with no issues at all.
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You need to attach the gravity ball on the sprayer house underneath the sink. It's heavy enough to pull back or retract the sprayer. Make sure you mark the hoes after pulling the sprayer the length you want out, then attach the gravity ball (2 pieces that snaps on around the hose). FYI- I used the old gravity ball as well to retract the sprayergood luck
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run hot water through the hose and machine. i do this every time i use and never have any issues
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The vents are in the front and right side. But if you choose to use the pump or direct drain option, the hose connection is in the back. If you just let the water fill the bin then the back hose connections don't matter.
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Weird. Is the hot water valve all the way open after installation? Do you have good pressure with cold water? If not is something under the sink pinching the hose? Never heard of anything like this.
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I installed mine from the timer to the hose. When the timer/valve goes shut, the remaining water in the hose will vent/drain thru the vacuum breaker.
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I don't submerge the entire unit in water..I use the sink's hose sprayer to clean it.
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the only problem I have is how to drain the hose. I thought the hose would drain into the kitchen sink . but in stead I had to buy large buckets . I only do family & friends (free) so it is a sink . But I only do one person a time every couple of weeks . I have it down to one bucket per person . So when they leave I empty the bucket. I wish I had a better place for hose to drain.
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I wish I could answer that for you, but we use just the container and empty it for our RV and don't hand the hose connected and do not have a clue where we put it. I'm sorry as I know how helpful it is to get as much info as possible. Good machine!
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I ran some PVC elbows and PVC pipe above the level of the sink. I have the vent about 3 feet over the sink and if for some reason there is a back flow up the vent I have it so it will go back into the utility sink. I use a P trap because it will stop any smell from coming back from the drain.
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There is a weight on the hose under the sink. As long as that can move freely, it will assist in returning the hose. It is not a hands-free return. Dont get hung up on that, its a great faucet.
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The unit has a single out hose. It's designed to pull air in from the space and dump the hot air out via the hose. It also takes moisture out of the air very well, so you need to make sure the drain is setup for the drainage of the moisture trap or it will overflow.
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You can fill the water reservoir either way. I take mine off and bring it to the sink, I find this easier.
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Yes you can, but the disposal will be about three to three and a half inches lower - closer to the bottom of your cabinet, and the drain in the wall must be low enough to maintain a "downhill" run from the disposal. However, some people have a special talent, they make water run uphill...
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It has a tank so you don't have to drain it with the hose, but when we're going to be away for several days and can't empty it, I always put it on the kitchen counter and let the hose drain into the sink. The gravity gives me some peace of mind.
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The drain is located at the back and I use a hose to drain the unit. It is not easy to put the hose on and it does block the front bucket from going back on but I had to do this because I have it in a 4 foot crawl space. I suppose the outside of the hose that you put on the drain could be trimmed down, however I have not had any issues so I left it the way it was. Hope this helps you. The unit has been running for about two years in the crawl space.