clothes arent wet all the time. suggestions to adjust water level
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If you haven't used a front loader before, you may be surprised at how little water it uses. Just trust the results. If you have a bulky load (like a comforter) you can use the "bulky" cycle, which uses a little more water.
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I just bought this unit in December and I have the exact same problem. I love the unit. It is on my bedroom carpet so I am going to try to put a mat underneath it to see if that helps and I will try to change the water level a bit as another person suggested. My guess is that the water sensor works well and the system needs to be level. Someone else told me to put it up at the highest setting and that may help. I really don't want to have to replace it and its too late to return. It really is an awesome unit. Looks great too
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Not to sound like captain obvious or anything but perhaps you are putting in to much water? I would play with the levels a bit. I fill it to just below the line and mine come out great every time. It takes some experimenting but is worth it once you get it down. Good luck
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Hey more moisture then submergeable. I would sugest camoing it up some in an addtional container. Like a pvc style box you get at one of hardware stores. I use mine on an apartment off my porch. So its pretty dry.
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You can adjust the water pressure. At low pressure these won't be problematic.
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My latest steamer gets a lot more water on the clothes that my original ones did. (I am on at least #3 because we really do use it a lot.) It was not a problem with my original ones. Don't overfill, and hold it upright. For silk I would suggest not getting it too close or too hot.
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We also felt that the pressure is low, but we decided to leave this as is for water savings. Send your request to manufacturer, Phister Customer's Service is exellent. (they helped us more then expected, sent us a lot of spare details without any charge). Good luck
811946
Make sure it's nice and tight and that you have the water pressure at the appropriate level. I've used it a few times now and it's worked to an acceptable level.
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Water containment is excellent. I use it indoors often. Some plastic on the floor would be good practice, nonetheless.
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If the weather is very humid, it may be exceeding the device's ability to self-evaporate the moisture. Try elevating the unit onto a sturdy platform (about 12") and, using the little black hose that attaches at the bottom of the unit, drain the water directly into a bucket (it will fill a 2 gallon bucket in about 5 hours, so you have to watch out for overflow).
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The machine won't do this. It only adds water based on the weight of the clothes already loaded (and doesn't add enough). The way I have gotten around this has been to detach the hot water hose from the machine and turn on the faucet and add it myself.
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Mine gets the surrounding area pretty wet if it's run in anything other than extreme high or extreme low. I put it on a towel.
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I hose mine down every weekend and try to not get it too wet. It takes a while to dry.
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You should turn the humidity setting down using the arrow keys. I set my @ 30%.
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get yourself a 1 gallon metal can. fill with water. place on stove (flat surface).when water is low refill, problem solved.
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Irfan- I have been using this type of steamer for years and have never had this 'wet area' problem that you're having. depending on how long you have had the unit, I would take it back to where you purchased it (hopefully you still have the receipt?) as defective and exchange it for another. Hopefully you won't have the same problem. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Good luck
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You can adjust the float action with the simple addition of a zip tie to lower the float level if it is not adjustable on yours. It also depends on if you are pumping uphill and how close you installed your back flow preventor