To test the hot/cold output if your tapes aren't marked in some way don't bother with the bucket just run the hot into the drain. I did the bucket thing then realized I could test the taps and the connections and run your hoses one at a time to the drain in essence testing the drain capacity as well.
I was hoping he would show the operation after he installed. I have a new washer and I'm not sure it is working correctly. There are three nozzles inside the washer for water and light. The nozzle on the right shoots a full stream of water. The nozzle to the left of the light nozzle just shoots a trickle. Is the left nozzle the cold and the right the hot or is the mix of hot and cold into the tub mixed in the full stream nozzle to the right of the light?
Those are the fill and rinse jets depending on what stage of the cycle it is on. Its made that way because it mixes the detergent before it hits the clothing. Thats one of the reasons its the top rated washer. Read the manual.
@@coconutmonkey2823 I have read the manual. Please re-read my poorly written question above. Is the one on the left suppose to be a trickle compared to the full flow from the right jet?
There is a problem with this video. In your video, you only hook up the washer to the cold water, and then you turn the valve on. Then, after the fact you mentioned that you did hook it up to the dryer already. But if someone is following your instructions, they will have water pouring out the other hose because it was not yet oft up to the dryer. And I have one question. Why do steam dryers not use the hot water? Why do they use cold water? Thank you.
I’ve used my new Electrolux washer 427 a few times and it vibrated a lot. We pulled it out and found that the installer didn’t remove the yellow moving plugs or leave the replacements with us. How can I find replacements for the 7 holes? Thanks.
I bought the same washer, and on the first load start a big noise nonstop continue, I turned off, and even plug-out the eclectic power but the noise continued not to stop, a loud noise from the left side of the washer, do you know what's the cause of this noise which doesn't disconnect after power line even off?
When you removed the shipping bolts you cut the video which would show how hard it is to remove the top bolt's retainer plug. In fact all those plugs were a pain to get out and on my machine, the one holding the plug, when removed a nut fell down inside the washer. Guess I will just leave it inside the machine because getting it out will be a major undertaking!
Check if the shipping bolts are uninstalled or not. If they are removed then check if the machine is level or not. Ideally if you try to shake them they should not move much. If they shake easily means they need levelling. Hope that helps
Irresponsible to the extreme, the demonstration does not place enough ‘beware’ over the fact that the fancy yellow mounts holding the various hose and electrical cables each have a three and a half inch 5/16 steel bolt attaching them to the inside of the drum area! Removing these bolts before operating the washer is extremely necessary! This was not mention whatsoever. Idiots.
that was one of the very first things he talks about....you must be pretty stupid if you just figured since he didnt make a huge deal about how important it was it must not be important....if the instructions say you need to remove something before use that should be all you need to know.....I would say a person would have to be an idiot to just assume it didnt matter because there wasn't some extreme warning given...
also....every one of the yellow retainers says clearly on it REMOVE BEFORE USE so how much more of a warning do you think you need> Id say you are "irresponsible to an extreme" if you need that much extra help on that
