you put it in the same place as the powdered detergent (the main compartment), but you have to insert the little plastic bit that comes inside the compartment. The plastic thing is if you are using liquid detergent.
@@poultrypants Is it normal for the liquid detergent to drain from the main wash compartment into the drum, when the plastic insert guide is correctly installed and the washing machine is turned off? shouldn't the main wash liquid detergent always stay in the main wash compartment unless there's water filling the compartment up, the exactly same way as the softener compartment doesn't allow the liquid softener to drain unless water is filling it up? I ask because if I set the prewash option to ON, and I add powder to the prewash compartment, and liquid detergent to the main wash compartment, the liquid detergent from the main wash compartment always drains completely not even 1 minute from the moment I pour it in, and this makes the prewash cycle creating so much foam. Because this plastic insert guide is for some reason designed in such way that there is about a 1mm gap between the main wash compartment floor and the bottom of the plastic insert guide (when it's correctly installed) so it happens that this gap allows the liquid to drain into the drum in a short amount of time. And imagine what happens after the prewash, rinse, and drain is done and the main wash starts? -No detergent in the main wash cycle! So is it something that I'm doing wrong or is the design of this plastic the culprit? Thanks!
Thanks for explaining as the manual calls it a liquid detergent container, which sounds like it is used to hold detergent. Ours never came with one so I'm guessing our model doesn't need it, the manual provides no information as to which models require one. Ours looks exactly like the one in the video so just pour a half a cap full straight in as per the way you demonstrated for powder. I'm also missing something in the translation why liquid detergent can't be used in the main wash, if using pre wash functions.
@@stephendunn2733 its just a guide so its possible that some models missing that part. For samsung eco bubble washers detergent goes into eco bubble box instead going directly to drum, so keeping liquid in container not a big deal. and thats the reason its problem for pre wash function. if you use liquid for prewash, machine will take all detergent in that pre wash then youll have no detergent for mainwash. any prewash cycle u have to use powder for both container.
I never use washing powder in mine I use the liquid tabs I also after every wash I leave the door open and the detergent draw to prevent moisture and mould build up in the draw
About that blue divider - I use both liquid and powder, do I need to remove/insert that thing everytime I use either liquid or powder? Seems so inconvenient and I also don't quite understand what the use of that divider is. The manual is superunclear about it and I can't find any info about this :-/
I feel like a bloody idiot. After wathcing your video, having the exact same washingmachine, I just realised this is why the detergend powder always clumbs up on the main drawer. Because i added the plastic flip thing for liquid detergent. Thanks for the video!
Same bro i was doing it for over 3 years.. the problem is that at the beggining there was never anything left over, recently i bought mega pearls powder and this shit was half full all the time thats when i realised i need to remove this useless thing
I’ve noticed that with this machine when washing the softener smell doesn’t smell on the clothes after it’s down. Should I add the fabric softener before the start of the wash or just before the spin cycle in order for the clothes to smell nice? Thanks for any response
My ecobubble has a blue plastic cap in the left compartment which says "use for liquid - MAX"... should I remove this blue plastic cap if I use powder?
@@csibesz07 Supposedly it's just a fill guide - I didn't get one and stumbled across this video in my search to find one. Per Samsung: "The "receptacle" in the detergent drawer is actually a fill guide. As shown in the picture below, it installs upright to give you a fill indicator for the liquid detergent. If you install it upside down, the fill line shows the recommended level for powdered detergent. Fill the drawer to the MAX line indicated."
if you haven't sorted this out yet. Make sure your not kinking the water feed pipe they are so cheap now they bend and cut down the water pressure and that's your problem " water Pressure. But its been 7 months since your comment but could help another person out.
Don't ever use bleach in a washing machine. Safest and best stain remover,plus cleans washing machine,is white vinegar. Put it in fabric softener drawer or main compartment(left one in drawer)
I wanted to see where precisely you actually put the liquid detergent. I have no idea.
you put it in the same place as the powdered detergent (the main compartment), but you have to insert the little plastic bit that comes inside the compartment. The plastic thing is if you are using liquid detergent.
@@poultrypants Is it normal for the liquid detergent to drain from the main wash compartment into the drum, when the plastic insert guide is correctly installed and the washing machine is turned off? shouldn't the main wash liquid detergent always stay in the main wash compartment unless there's water filling the compartment up, the exactly same way as the softener compartment doesn't allow the liquid softener to drain unless water is filling it up? I ask because if I set the prewash option to ON, and I add powder to the prewash compartment, and liquid detergent to the main wash compartment, the liquid detergent from the main wash compartment always drains completely not even 1 minute from the moment I pour it in, and this makes the prewash cycle creating so much foam. Because this plastic insert guide is for some reason designed in such way that there is about a 1mm gap between the main wash compartment floor and the bottom of the plastic insert guide (when it's correctly installed) so it happens that this gap allows the liquid to drain into the drum in a short amount of time. And imagine what happens after the prewash, rinse, and drain is done and the main wash starts? -No detergent in the main wash cycle! So is it something that I'm doing wrong or is the design of this plastic the culprit? Thanks!
@@Dane3412, @poultrypants I wonder exactly the same thing and would appreciate the answer as well. Thanks
I am also wondering about this.
But I figure samsung designed the liquid guide to leak for a reason...?
The manual actually say not to use prewash function when using liquid detergent.
The liquid guide seems so useless, it does not prevent liquid from going through on the bottom. Or am I misunderstanding something?
its a guide for measuring , not to hold. if you want to use pre wash functions dont use liquid.
Thanks for explaining as the manual calls it a liquid detergent container, which sounds like it is used to hold detergent. Ours never came with one so I'm guessing our model doesn't need it, the manual provides no information as to which models require one. Ours looks exactly like the one in the video so just pour a half a cap full straight in as per the way you demonstrated for powder. I'm also missing something in the translation why liquid detergent can't be used in the main wash, if using pre wash functions.
@@stephendunn2733 its just a guide so its possible that some models missing that part. For samsung eco bubble washers detergent goes into eco bubble box instead going directly to drum, so keeping liquid in container not a big deal. and thats the reason its problem for pre wash function. if you use liquid for prewash, machine will take all detergent in that pre wash then youll have no detergent for mainwash. any prewash cycle u have to use powder for both container.
I never use washing powder in mine I use the liquid tabs I also after every wash I leave the door open and the detergent draw to prevent moisture and mould build up in the draw
thank you I had no idea what to do with that blue divider thing!
About that blue divider - I use both liquid and powder, do I need to remove/insert that thing everytime I use either liquid or powder?
Seems so inconvenient and I also don't quite understand what the use of that divider is. The manual is superunclear about it and I can't find any info about this :-/
I feel like a bloody idiot. After wathcing your video, having the exact same washingmachine, I just realised this is why the detergend powder always clumbs up on the main drawer. Because i added the plastic flip thing for liquid detergent. Thanks for the video!
Same bro i was doing it for over 3 years.. the problem is that at the beggining there was never anything left over, recently i bought mega pearls powder and this shit was half full all the time thats when i realised i need to remove this useless thing
thank you 4.minites 40 secs u solved my problem ❤
I’ve noticed that with this machine when washing the softener smell doesn’t smell on the clothes after it’s down. Should I add the fabric softener before the start of the wash or just before the spin cycle in order for the clothes to smell nice? Thanks for any response
Add softener before the spin for best results. I add softerner at the start because I always forget to add it later.
@@how2not22 Thank you for the reply, I’m going to try that.
How to add bleach and in which compartment
My ecobubble has a blue plastic cap in the left compartment which says "use for liquid - MAX"... should I remove this blue plastic cap if I use powder?
Yes, I removed mine otherwise it will clogg up the compartment if you use powder.
Can you try auto service mode?
Hello. In the left hand main compartment do you take the blue hooked gadget out or powder won’t go down?
you should only use the blue hooked gadget if you’re using liquid detergent
@@ianinagakiBut how is that gadget useful? It lets liquid flow under it.
@@csibesz07 This is also puzzling to me. Might as well leave it out...
@@csibesz07 Supposedly it's just a fill guide - I didn't get one and stumbled across this video in my search to find one. Per Samsung: "The "receptacle" in the detergent drawer is actually a fill guide. As shown in the picture below, it installs upright to give you a fill indicator for the liquid detergent. If you install it upside down, the fill line shows the recommended level for powdered detergent. Fill the drawer to the MAX line indicated."
Does anyone still use starch? I don't need fabric softener. Still no word about bleach.
Why does my fabric softner is not dispensed?
if you haven't sorted this out yet. Make sure your not kinking the water feed pipe they are so cheap now they bend and cut down the water pressure and that's your problem " water Pressure. But its been 7 months since your comment but could help another person out.
You just put on the supplied gadget, but do not show where the liquid should be poured
Where to apply bleach?
Main compartment.
Where does bleach go again?
You didn't talk about how to apply bleach. Not a good video
Try not to whisper next time
Where does bleach go?
Don't ever use bleach in a washing machine. Safest and best stain remover,plus cleans washing machine,is white vinegar. Put it in fabric softener drawer or main compartment(left one in drawer)
@@stevenwilloughby1848what is use of right one
@@stevenwilloughby1848wrong