I have this washing machine. My drain hose is clogged and I don't know how to fix it. Has anyone else had this problem and can tell me what to do? Thank You!
Antisocial1 if it happened to me I would take the hose off from underneath and try to remove the obstruction that way. This comment has been pinned so maybe more people can see it and help you out
@@JustPlainCommonSense I had a cheap della washer it worked well untill it started leaking i would squeeze the hose all the way down and break it loose if the blockage isnt inside the machine that worked for me. I had to bite the bullet and buy a panda portable washer its made mostly of metal and not plastic and seems much better built.
I have this same washer but branded under a different name. If your drain hose is clogged you actually don’t need to go underneath the machine. On the back of the machine there is a panel that is held on by 2 or 3 screws. Take the screws out and carefully remove the panel this will give you access to the internals allowing you to see the drain hose, the bottom of the tub, the tub to pump hose, the water pump, etc. You can then determine what the issue is most likely fix it. I had a leak and removed the panel and then ran a test load to find the source of the leak, which turned out was a small hole in the tub to pump hose that was caused by a wire that touches the hose and wore a hole in it over time when the machine agitates. Because these are made in China and not by a major appliance company it’s nearly impossible to find specific replacement parts (tub to pump hoses come in lots of sizes shapes you name it) so I had to do a creative repair using silicone sealant which worked. The drain hose itself is a standard size and if needed can easily be removed and reused after it to cleared or you can find dozens of replacement drain hose options on Amazon.
I picked up this machine at a thrift store still had the original tape, etc. new for $35 the only thing was the manual was missing, so I was apparently using normal cycle, extremely effective, works great hooked up to laundry sink being used as kitchen sink. Thanks for posting this video now I know how change the cycles. M
This washer is coming up on being 3 years old without any problems. I use it at least 8 times a week, sometimes way more than that. It isn’t just sitting there idle at all! I highly recommend it. Comments like the one from Dr Strangelove about this washer being crap because it doesn’t even have a water heater are ridiculous. I’ve never seen a washing machine with an on- board water heater.
It is a smaller electric motor. Check the video description for power consumption data. As far as how much it will cost, that is based on what energy and water cost in your area.
@@JustPlainCommonSense in the Russian Federation on washing machines only cold water supply, this is most likely due to the fact that not everyone has hot water in their homes)
@@JustPlainCommonSense After two and a half years full time we finally pulled the trigger on a similar unit. Its a little larger and we are going to have to figure out where to put it but we got a great price and so far seems like a great machine. Great feeling to have laundry at home again! :)
When I saw the title of this video I said 'this has got to be a male video'. Yup it sure is. Men are so concerned about measuring times, volume, etc; anything that gives them justification for buying other little gadgets. Love it!
Kelley it seems to be important for some folks. I get asked quit often about the number of cycles and length of cycles. Maybe this video will help those that wanted to know. Thanks for watching
I had a twin tub. This is so much more convenient. Even tho my inlet leaks, so i unscrewed it, and manually fill up 2x, once at the beginning and then before rinse. It's still a good buy, despite that.
@@JustPlainCommonSense i replaced the hose, i added more washers (two washers at each end)... It's got better (much better). But it still leaks a bit. I've accepted to live with it 😊
I'm on the hunt for a portable washing machine. Despite having a house with water hookups, I have been going to the laundromat for 20 years but now caring for a terminally ill husband I don't have the time. I narrowed it down to either this model or the equivalent specs Panda model. I actually have water hookups and drain in basement for this, but due to very narrow stairway to get to basement, I need to go with something at least 21" or less on at least one side to get it down the stairs and no more than 51 lbs (this and Panda model fit that). I do not plan on using it for my kitchen sink or second floor bathroom faucet as I do not trust the plumbing on those (we have an old house and clogging issues in both sinks). Our water hookups in our basement are very old but work well as does the drain down there. My concern and hesitancy with buying either one of these models is how to make the hose and adaptor fit those hookups. I am very new to portable washers. If this hose/adaptor does not fit, are there other hoses and/or adaptors that would accommodate both the washing machine and my hookups? My hookups have wide threaded mouths on them and are metal/iron material. Would a hardware store person be able to help me figure this out before I purchase the model? Do you have more specific info about the adaptor/inlet hose? The panda on Amazon seems to have more info in this regard than Amazon for this model, but I am really leaning toward this model. I just need more info about the adaptor and inlet hose. Thank you!
u had a great washing machine showing a timer ...i got mine today but got a problem how to connect the hose water inlet hose it doesn’t match on d faucet
Loved the video! I agree the fastest way is the quick wash. Only one rinse cycle. The rinse cycle could be longer tho. Does this one have a "mix detergent" cycle, I'm sure it does. I have the OK VAC portable fully automatic and I stumbled on that setting. If i I hit the power button and hit the start while it's just two lines,(digital) it will agitate for ten seconds mixing the detergent in the water. I let the water just cover the raised parts of the agitator then I press the power button and quickly press the start button once. Does yours do this as well? This wasnt in the manual I just stumbled on it one day trying to see if it had just a rinse cycle somehow. For mine I dont like how it will do two or three very short rinse cycles causing me to use more water instead of one rinse cycle of about 5 minutes. If I do the gentle cycle I will not do the second rinse. I pause it and reset it to the spin cycle then the air dry cycle that can be set up to 90 minutes. Our machines seems to work similarly, so does yours have a separate rinse cycle?
My husband is a handyman and his clothes aren't the cleanest, man on the other hand generally more clean. How can I clean the tub of the washer really good? Thank you, I enjoy your videos.
I have used a common household cleaner like formula 409 on the inside of the tub before. Tide makes a washer cleaner for use on these newer front loading washers. I suppose it would work on a top loader as well.
Kelly Snow I have an identical washer except it is from Zeny not Giantex ( they are absolutely identical and must both be made in the same factory and just stamped with different brand names). But the way I have cleaned mine is by running a wash load without anything in it ( no laundry) and I add bleach and some baking soda and just let it run, drain, and go through the rinse cycles. This cleans mine pretty well and also helps ensure I don’t have mold and mildew issues either.
Where can I find a description of each of the 10 programs on the EP24697 portable washing machine? For example, which one would be the 'Delicate' cycle? What's the difference between 'Normal' and 'Wash'?.....thanks.
As far as I know that doesn’t exist. I wouldn’t describe any of the cycles I’ve used as delicate but I haven’t tried them all (I don’t have anything that requires that setting).
Got it last week of course the hose doesn't fit my bathroom (sort of square oval shaped faucet) or the my kitchen sink which is a standard faucet. Where do I get fittings or new inlet hose????
I purchased a unit and am unable to get water into the inlet after unpacking and setting it up, even with the inlet filter removed. Attaching a hose and turning on the faucet makes water spurt from the hose but never goes into the machine. Giantex support was absolutely no help via email for over 8 days. What is the right way to get this working?
Isamu Hoshino did you turn the power on and push Start? There is an electric valve that opens and closes to regulate how much water gets into the machine
@@JustPlainCommonSense I turned on the machine, water set to 2L, pushed start, heard the machine hum, turned on the faucet, watched water spurt from the top of the hose at the machine. Very strange.
@@JustPlainCommonSense I now understand, I did not wait initially long enough for the electric valve to open and allow water in. Thanks! My new problem is that I have to wait by the washer for it to fill and the moment that the washer determines it has enough, it closes the valve and water shoots out of the hose again. Then I come back in 25 minutes and the washer has drained and waits for me to turn the faucet on again and then I have to stand-by until it fills enough for rinse then the valve closes and water shoots out of the hose again. Frustrating. How do you deal with this?
have a question regarding Air Dry mode, does it dry the clothes completely by adding hot air to the clothes ? or does it just spins and removes water ?
Thank you so much for your detailed information and guidance. I'm in the market for a new compact washing machine and was wondering what the difference is from "Normal" and "Standard" wash, and also, if you have tried the "Air Dry" function or if you can explain how it works. I've already seen many videos and yet, no one is talking about it. With Gratitude for you Very Helpful video. THANK YOU! PEACE🙏
@@JustPlainCommonSense Thank you so much for your prompt Reply and Information. 👍The reason being is that the "Standard Program" has only 1 Rinse Cycle.
I did not; wasn’t even offered a warranty. From my experience I’d say you don’t need it but others have had some problems with various issues. See the comments below for details. If it isn’t too expensive, it wouldn’t be a bad idea.
I use Cold or Warm. Not a big fan of shrinking my clothes. The washer is just a smaller version of a normal washer so treat it as such; use the same temps you normally would.
Alisha Collins it works on its own; just like a larger washer. Select the wash mode and water level and start it. It will beep when it is finished washing, ringing and spinning.
To add to the original question… do you fill once and it indicates when full and you then turn your faucet off ??? Or are you running on a water line/hook up???
I know I am a late reader and watch her of this video I just ordered this machine I was wondering there are some clothes that I do not want to spin all the way out I want to leave them quite damp can I open the lid and remove them or what can I do thanks in advance for your help your videos have been great to help me decide which washer to buy wish me luck
Hello was wondering if you can help I have the same module but minrd eont drain already checked yo srr if any hose were clogged but they weren't any ideas
Is the discharge hose too high? Mine is about 7" above the tallest part of the washer and works fine. Could be the pump. Lay it on its side and pull the bottom cover off and have a look. If it isn't working, then what do you have to lose by investigation what the problem may be? There could be something clogging the input to the pump.
Hi I know I am a lady Watcher and commenter on this video but I have a question I just ordered this washing machine and I am wondering I have a lot of clothes that I would like to take out before the spin cycle is over as I want them to be just slightly spun out and hang to dry is there a way I can do this thank you in advance for your reply if this is a double commentary I apologize as something did not work on the first try sorry
Hi just got mine today, there was this black bottom cover and also screws that came a long with it as "accessories". And in the manual it seemed like i have to screw it while tilting the machine on the side? But can't find holes to screw it with and don't see any purpose for it either. Did you cover the bottom as well? Do i have to? 🤔
My NORMAL mode is 66 minutes. It washes, then soaks, then a couple long rinse and spin cycles. The next mode is STANDARD, which is about 42 minutes if I recall. No soak and quicker cycles. Still two rinses as well. I don’t use quick wash, but it was 23 minutes total. Use little soap with that one. I never used the heavy duty cycle.
Thanks for the video!... Got my eye on this machine but there is very little info on the power consumption. I am currently working on a self build motorhome and plan to be off grid. I'm going to have a serious amount of solar a hefty power bank and inverter but i need to know how much power this thing draws before I go ahead. Id like to know the wattage of the machine during wash and spin. Is this something you could clarify?
Is it in Program 1,2,3,4,5 or 6? If so, then it should run through the entire cycle. Otherwise, is the lid shut? An open lid will likely cause that problem. It will not spin with it open.
How do you fully dry the clothes? Do you hang them up? Do I need to get a separate dryer. I have them on the air dry setting going for about an hour but I’m half way through and most of them are still damp.
I have a two clothes lines running across the living room and a dehumidifier running 24/7. It only takes a few hours for jeans to line dry. I can actually wear jeans in about 4 hours.
Hey! I just wanted to ask, do you know when/how softener should be applied? I know that there is a hole, but the instructions are in broken English and I couldn't really understand. It says to turn the drum, but as far as I'm concerned, it can't be turned freely (when it's off at least). If I am missing something please tell me. Thanks!
I imagine so. You just have to maintain the minimum/maximum height. Too low and the tub can't hold water. Too high and the pump can't drain water out of the tub.
I'm sure it "can" but it would not be very practical. The sensors call for water throughout the wash/rinse/rinse cycles. Having to manually fill the tub every time the washer stops would not only be a pain but you would be guessing as to why the washer is actually stopped. It just doesn't make sense to fill it manually.
Hey ! Thank you for your video ! I just bought the same machine and I like it but I have a problem ! The inner tub (the part with softener dispenser) is not spinning during wash cycle (it works only during spin cycle) like in your video, only the pulsator inside is spinning. I don’t understand why, is it a problem ? Maybe you have some solution for that. Thank you very much ! 😊
It isn't supposed to spin. The water is moved around during the wash cycle by the agitator in the bottom of the tub. Spinning is just to sling the water out of the clothes. Enjoy it!
@@JustPlainCommonSense ugh, am hoping that home depot is open now. I'm completely frustrated with the leaking AND the water is not going into the tub...am guessing it's because there isn't enough pressure getting through.
so, I was able to get the right adapter. the guy at home depot steered me away from the quick connect, which is fine. however, after installing everything. the base of the washer is leaking now. the faucet is good, no leaks there. i've looked into the inlet where there's a filter is that has a blue handle, but there's also another filter with a washer in it. do both pieces stay in there? any suggestions on the leak issue. yes, i've used plumber's tape. ugh.
@@tishm2102 I’m really not sure where the water is coming from. Maybe turn the washer on it’s right side and see if you can see the leak from underneath.
@@JustPlainCommonSense eeeep, the water is gushing from the base of the connector that i bought. i bought the pair, red and blue rubber ones. again, the faucet is not leaking but it is at the base of the inlet. i'm going to go back to home depot to get another adapter to put onto the inlet then attach the hose. ugh.
I have this washing machine. My drain hose is clogged and I don't know how to fix it. Has anyone else had this problem and can tell me what to do? Thank You!
Antisocial1 if it happened to me I would take the hose off from underneath and try to remove the obstruction that way. This comment has been pinned so maybe more people can see it and help you out
@@JustPlainCommonSense I had a cheap della washer it worked well untill it started leaking i would squeeze the hose all the way down and break it loose if the blockage isnt inside the machine that worked for me. I had to bite the bullet and buy a panda portable washer its made mostly of metal and not plastic and seems much better built.
Could you pour vinegar through the hose or wash with vinegar.
Can you tell me how you removed that ugly efficient sticker off the front? Mine is just peeling off in little pieces. Thanks, again.
I have this same washer but branded under a different name. If your drain hose is clogged you actually don’t need to go underneath the machine. On the back of the machine there is a panel that is held on by 2 or 3 screws. Take the screws out and carefully remove the panel this will give you access to the internals allowing you to see the drain hose, the bottom of the tub, the tub to pump hose, the water pump, etc. You can then determine what the issue is most likely fix it. I had a leak and removed the panel and then ran a test load to find the source of the leak, which turned out was a small hole in the tub to pump hose that was caused by a wire that touches the hose and wore a hole in it over time when the machine agitates. Because these are made in China and not by a major appliance company it’s nearly impossible to find specific replacement parts (tub to pump hoses come in lots of sizes shapes you name it) so I had to do a creative repair using silicone sealant which worked. The drain hose itself is a standard size and if needed can easily be removed and reused after it to cleared or you can find dozens of replacement drain hose options on Amazon.
I picked up this machine at a thrift store still had the original tape, etc. new for $35 the only thing was the manual was missing, so I was apparently using normal cycle, extremely effective, works great hooked up to laundry sink being used as kitchen sink. Thanks for posting this video now I know how change the cycles. M
Needless to say that was a great deal!
This washer is coming up on being 3 years old without any problems. I use it at least 8 times a week, sometimes way more than that. It isn’t just sitting there idle at all! I highly recommend it.
Comments like the one from Dr Strangelove about this washer being crap because it doesn’t even have a water heater are ridiculous. I’ve never seen a washing machine with an on- board water heater.
It is a smaller electric motor. Check the video description for power consumption data. As far as how much it will cost, that is based on what energy and water cost in your area.
in Russia all machines heat water)
@@abbazhaba9584 why? Don’t you have cold and hot water going into the machine?
@@JustPlainCommonSense in the Russian Federation on washing machines only cold water supply, this is most likely due to the fact that not everyone has hot water in their homes)
From one RVer to another I thank you for this video! Helps a lot in making our decision on what to buy.
Mine is still kickin' Ought to be a simple decision.
@@JustPlainCommonSense After two and a half years full time we finally pulled the trigger on a similar unit. Its a little larger and we are going to have to figure out where to put it but we got a great price and so far seems like a great machine. Great feeling to have laundry at home again! :)
When I saw the title of this video I said 'this has got to be a male video'. Yup it sure is. Men are so
concerned about measuring times, volume, etc; anything that gives them justification for buying
other little gadgets. Love it!
Kelley it seems to be important for some folks. I get asked quit often about the number of cycles and length of cycles. Maybe this video will help those that wanted to know. Thanks for watching
I have a panda washer,it works great,I love these machines
I’d imagine they are very similar. I agree; they work Great!!
Thank you for this amazing share and insight
You’re welcome. Thanks for the comment!
thanks for update I enjoy mine no problems I use mine like urs with water in it to let clothes get a good soaking
It helps to let the clothes soak. The bonus is that the washer is working while i'm in the shower and we aren't competing for water with one another.
Bravo bella spiegazione anche se avrevi voluto conoscere anche il resto dei dieci programmi.
Gracias 🙏
Thank you for your video
You’re welcome!
I had a twin tub. This is so much more convenient. Even tho my inlet leaks, so i unscrewed it, and manually fill up 2x, once at the beginning and then before rinse. It's still a good buy, despite that.
Mine leaked until I replaced the hose. You might try that.
@@JustPlainCommonSense i replaced the hose, i added more washers (two washers at each end)... It's got better (much better). But it still leaks a bit. I've accepted to live with it 😊
How do you know if you filled it enough? Does it start to run automatically when it has enough water?
What is the difference between the standard and normal cycle?
I don’t know. I no longer have that washer
I'm on the hunt for a portable washing machine. Despite having a house with water hookups, I have been going to the laundromat for 20 years but now caring for a terminally ill husband I don't have the time. I narrowed it down to either this model or the equivalent specs Panda model. I actually have water hookups and drain in basement for this, but due to very narrow stairway to get to basement, I need to go with something at least 21" or less on at least one side to get it down the stairs and no more than 51 lbs (this and Panda model fit that). I do not plan on using it for my kitchen sink or second floor bathroom faucet as I do not trust the plumbing on those (we have an old house and clogging issues in both sinks). Our water hookups in our basement are very old but work well as does the drain down there. My concern and hesitancy with buying either one of these models is how to make the hose and adaptor fit those hookups. I am very new to portable washers. If this hose/adaptor does not fit, are there other hoses and/or adaptors that would accommodate both the washing machine and my hookups? My hookups have wide threaded mouths on them and are metal/iron material. Would a hardware store person be able to help me figure this out before I purchase the model? Do you have more specific info about the adaptor/inlet hose? The panda on Amazon seems to have more info in this regard than Amazon for this model, but I am really leaning toward this model. I just need more info about the adaptor and inlet hose. Thank you!
If the information you seek isn’t in the video or video description, I can’t help you. I sold that years ago
My washer also adding time more by self , how to fix it
It is likely showing you the wash time which doesn’t seem to include the time to fill the tub
Hi there could you do a in-depth review please showing the user manual and a demo of a full cycle
I have several videos about this amazing little washing machine. I feel like Another review video would be like beating a dead horse
Just Plain Common Sense please just for me
Just Plain Common Sense could you show the blanket cycle please if possible thanks
I ordered one but also bought a 22" spill tray. Have you had any leaks in your RV from the washer?
Not a drop. It drains into the sink
Glad to hear that. Thanks.
Hi, thanks for the video. Does the washer come with wheels?
No. It would “walk” across the floor if it did. It is the same as a regular wash, just smaller
So you couldn’t just reply with just the 2nd sentence in your answer? It is common sense to assume as you do? Thanks for your response.
u had a great washing machine showing a timer ...i got mine today but got a problem how to connect the hose water inlet hose it doesn’t match on d faucet
You’ll have to get the appropriate adapter for your faucet to make it work
Loved the video! I agree the fastest way is the quick wash. Only one rinse cycle. The rinse cycle could be longer tho. Does this one have a "mix detergent" cycle, I'm sure it does. I have the OK VAC portable fully automatic and I stumbled on that setting. If i I hit the power button and hit the start while it's just two lines,(digital) it will agitate for ten seconds mixing the detergent in the water. I let the water just cover the raised parts of the agitator then I press the power button and quickly press the start button once. Does yours do this as well? This wasnt in the manual I just stumbled on it one day trying to see if it had just a rinse cycle somehow. For mine I dont like how it will do two or three very short rinse cycles causing me to use more water instead of one rinse cycle of about 5 minutes. If I do the gentle cycle I will not do the second rinse. I pause it and reset it to the spin cycle then the air dry cycle that can be set up to 90 minutes. Our machines seems to work similarly, so does yours have a separate rinse cycle?
hmoch38 I don’t have the - - at startup. It begins at mode 1, level 5. I do have the rinse only mode but never use it.
@@JustPlainCommonSense thanks for replying, is your rinse only cycle marked on yours?
How well does this washer work for sheets or towels?
I wash a set of Queen sheets in it once a week. It does just fine
My husband is a handyman and his clothes aren't the cleanest, man on the other hand generally more clean. How can I clean the tub of the washer really good? Thank you, I enjoy your videos.
I have used a common household cleaner like formula 409 on the inside of the tub before. Tide makes a washer cleaner for use on these newer front loading washers. I suppose it would work on a top loader as well.
Kelly Snow I have an identical washer except it is from Zeny not Giantex ( they are absolutely identical and must both be made in the same factory and just stamped with different brand names). But the way I have cleaned mine is by running a wash load without anything in it ( no laundry) and I add bleach and some baking soda and just let it run, drain, and go through the rinse cycles. This cleans mine pretty well and also helps ensure I don’t have mold and mildew issues either.
I have a twin tub and am tired of pulling clothes out to spin them.
Have high hopes for this.
You will likely love it; I sure do!
Where can I find a description of each of the 10 programs on the EP24697 portable washing machine? For example, which one would be the 'Delicate' cycle? What's the difference between 'Normal' and 'Wash'?.....thanks.
As far as I know that doesn’t exist. I wouldn’t describe any of the cycles I’ve used as delicate but I haven’t tried them all (I don’t have anything that requires that setting).
Cool update !!!!
You're welcome
Got it last week of course the hose doesn't fit my bathroom (sort of square oval shaped faucet) or the my kitchen sink which is a standard faucet. Where do I get fittings or new inlet hose????
Lady Leniece Lowe’s, Home Depot
I purchased a unit and am unable to get water into the inlet after unpacking and setting it up, even with the inlet filter removed. Attaching a hose and turning on the faucet makes water spurt from the hose but never goes into the machine. Giantex support was absolutely no help via email for over 8 days. What is the right way to get this working?
Isamu Hoshino did you turn the power on and push Start? There is an electric valve that opens and closes to regulate how much water gets into the machine
@@JustPlainCommonSense I turned on the machine, water set to 2L, pushed start, heard the machine hum, turned on the faucet, watched water spurt from the top of the hose at the machine. Very strange.
@@JustPlainCommonSense I now understand, I did not wait initially long enough for the electric valve to open and allow water in. Thanks! My new problem is that I have to wait by the washer for it to fill and the moment that the washer determines it has enough, it closes the valve and water shoots out of the hose again. Then I come back in 25 minutes and the washer has drained and waits for me to turn the faucet on again and then I have to stand-by until it fills enough for rinse then the valve closes and water shoots out of the hose again. Frustrating. How do you deal with this?
@@isamuhoshino9945 dud you solve problem, was it the connection to faucet?
have a question regarding Air Dry mode, does it dry the clothes completely by adding hot air to the clothes ? or does it just spins and removes water ?
It spins them at a very high RPM for 1 hour. When it’s done, they are dry or very close to it.
Thank you so much for your detailed information and guidance. I'm in the market for a new compact washing machine and was wondering what the difference is from "Normal" and "Standard" wash, and also, if you have tried the "Air Dry" function or if you can explain how it works. I've already seen many videos and yet, no one is talking about it. With Gratitude for you Very Helpful video. THANK YOU! PEACE🙏
Normal and standard are just a few washing minutes apart. The air dry function will spin the clothes for 60 minutes.
@@JustPlainCommonSense Thank you so much for your prompt Reply and Information. 👍The reason being is that the "Standard Program" has only 1 Rinse Cycle.
Dose anyone know if u need a hose to wrok this portable washer
Jeremiah pz9 I’m. It sure I understand your question but a hose is required to fill the tub and a hose is required to drain the tub.
Did you purchase the warranty or no? Trying to see if i need to or not
I did not; wasn’t even offered a warranty. From my experience I’d say you don’t need it but others have had some problems with various issues. See the comments below for details. If it isn’t too expensive, it wouldn’t be a bad idea.
If you have a normal hot and cold water outlet for washing machines- which is better for this washer? Hot or cold??
I use Cold or Warm. Not a big fan of shrinking my clothes. The washer is just a smaller version of a normal washer so treat it as such; use the same temps you normally would.
How do I remove excess water after I’m done using it?
I can feel water present in the drain hose and in the bottom of the machine when I move it
ricardo martinez your pump must not be working or you have your drain hose too high
ricardo martinez you will hear liquid in the washer. It is in the drum to balance an imbalanced load
Just Plain Common Sense so how can I get rid of that water?
Is it still working after 2yrs?
Yes. I had to replace the belt but other than that, it works fine.
So does this washer fill up and rinse on its own, or do you have to press to have it fill? i love it either way, its on my wish list on Amazon haha
Alisha Collins it works on its own; just like a larger washer. Select the wash mode and water level and start it. It will beep when it is finished washing, ringing and spinning.
To add to the original question… do you fill once and it indicates when full and you then turn your faucet off ??? Or are you running on a water line/hook up???
I know I am a late reader and watch her of this video I just ordered this machine I was wondering there are some clothes that I do not want to spin all the way out I want to leave them quite damp can I open the lid and remove them or what can I do thanks in advance for your help your videos have been great to help me decide which washer to buy wish me luck
Yes, you can Pause the cycle or turn the machine off at any point.
And in fast cycle does it change the water for second time please let me know
.thanks
I’m not positive. Maybe it only run Rinses once in mode 3
Can you provide me with the adapter that you purchased for your machine, mine is not correct either. Thanks
Everything is in the video description
I didn’t find the information in this video.
@@lennietrimble2817 I just looked and it’s all there.
Hello was wondering if you can help I have the same module but minrd eont drain already checked yo srr if any hose were clogged but they weren't any ideas
Is the discharge hose too high? Mine is about 7" above the tallest part of the washer and works fine. Could be the pump. Lay it on its side and pull the bottom cover off and have a look. If it isn't working, then what do you have to lose by investigation what the problem may be? There could be something clogging the input to the pump.
Hi I know I am a lady Watcher and commenter on this video but I have a question I just ordered this washing machine and I am wondering I have a lot of clothes that I would like to take out before the spin cycle is over as I want them to be just slightly spun out and hang to dry is there a way I can do this thank you in advance for your reply if this is a double commentary I apologize as something did not work on the first try sorry
You sure can. You can Pause the wash at any point and open the lid them resume the wash cycle when you are done or just turn the machine Off.
I have a question ..do we keep the tap on till the end of washing as the book says after the water is taken closed the tap.i am confused.
Leave the water on during the entire wash cycle beginning to end
Hi just got mine today, there was this black bottom cover and also screws that came a long with it as "accessories". And in the manual it seemed like i have to screw it while tilting the machine on the side? But can't find holes to screw it with and don't see any purpose for it either. Did you cover the bottom as well? Do i have to? 🤔
jaym0821 I installed it but can’t recall its purpose. It seems like it was not required for operation.
I think its for mice or anything that can go up in there.
@@dianavalencia4909 Your right, in some countries they call them anti rat guards.. Also, some say it makes it quieter. Best Wishes
Any idea on the difference between "Normal" and "Standard" modes?
Just a different wash time. Select each and see the indicated total wash time.
My NORMAL mode is 66 minutes. It washes, then soaks, then a couple long rinse and spin cycles. The next mode is STANDARD, which is about 42 minutes if I recall. No soak and quicker cycles. Still two rinses as well. I don’t use quick wash, but it was 23 minutes total. Use little soap with that one. I never used the heavy duty cycle.
Can it handle jeans? How many pairs at a time?
I’m not sure how many it will handle but I wash two pair of jeans plus 2 shirts all the time and it isn’t stuffed.
Thanks for the video!... Got my eye on this machine but there is very little info on the power consumption. I am currently working on a self build motorhome and plan to be off grid. I'm going to have a serious amount of solar a hefty power bank and inverter but i need to know how much power this thing draws before I go ahead. Id like to know the wattage of the machine during wash and spin. Is this something you could clarify?
Check the video description. I think your questions will be answered.
Think it could handle a comforter or large blanket?
No I do not even though I’ve never tried it. It would get it wet but there is no way for that much material to move around to be able to get clean.
@@JustPlainCommonSense gotcha, thanks!
I just got my washer and it won't spin or drain - please help me
Is it in Program 1,2,3,4,5 or 6? If so, then it should run through the entire cycle. Otherwise, is the lid shut? An open lid will likely cause that problem. It will not spin with it open.
How do you fully dry the clothes? Do you hang them up? Do I need to get a separate dryer. I have them on the air dry setting going for about an hour but I’m half way through and most of them are still damp.
I have a two clothes lines running across the living room and a dehumidifier running 24/7. It only takes a few hours for jeans to line dry. I can actually wear jeans in about 4 hours.
Hey! I just wanted to ask, do you know when/how softener should be applied? I know that there is a hole, but the instructions are in broken English and I couldn't really understand. It says to turn the drum, but as far as I'm concerned, it can't be turned freely (when it's off at least). If I am missing something please tell me. Thanks!
I think you pour it into the softener hole at the beginning. It isn’t going to be released into the drum until it spins.
@@JustPlainCommonSense Thanks for the clarification. The instructions said something along those lines but it wasn't clear.
@@redgamer821 trial and error...
My drain hose has cracked after a few months of normal use. What is the right kind/size of hose to replace it? Thanks!
Standard washing machine hose fits mine.
I have one of these coming in a couple weeks. Just ordered a stainless steel hose for it. Thanks for the heads-up!
How well does tide pods work with this ?
I've never tried them but can't imagine why they wouldn't work fine.
have a quick question i have the same machine but my washer belt not working where can i buy one and how long it needs to be?
That is a question I can not help you with. If there is a number on the old bely, that may help you find a replacement belt.
I have this little washer machine just before spin cycle it goes to E to and starts beeping. Is there a fix all this I've tried shutting the power off
There doesn't seem to be an "E" code in the manual. All codes are "E" followed by a number 0-7 or "F1"
Can the drain hose be swapped out to a longer one?
I imagine so. You just have to maintain the minimum/maximum height. Too low and the tub can't hold water. Too high and the pump can't drain water out of the tub.
Can it be filled manually?
I'm sure it "can" but it would not be very practical. The sensors call for water throughout the wash/rinse/rinse cycles. Having to manually fill the tub every time the washer stops would not only be a pain but you would be guessing as to why the washer is actually stopped. It just doesn't make sense to fill it manually.
@@JustPlainCommonSense In my situation it makes sense to fill a machine manually bcuz I don’t want to change the plumbing in my apartment.
What is that open section on top of the drum?
I was wondering if that's for liquid bleach.
One is for bleach and the other for fabric softener.
Hey ! Thank you for your video ! I just bought the same machine and I like it but I have a problem ! The inner tub (the part with softener dispenser) is not spinning during wash cycle (it works only during spin cycle) like in your video, only the pulsator inside is spinning. I don’t understand why, is it a problem ? Maybe you have some solution for that. Thank you very much ! 😊
It isn't supposed to spin. The water is moved around during the wash cycle by the agitator in the bottom of the tub. Spinning is just to sling the water out of the clothes. Enjoy it!
nice plumbing hoses!
I replaced the original hose with a braided one from Lowe’s.
@@JustPlainCommonSense ugh, am hoping that home depot is open now. I'm completely frustrated with the leaking AND the water is not going into the tub...am guessing it's because there isn't enough pressure getting through.
so, I was able to get the right adapter. the guy at home depot steered me away from the quick connect, which is fine. however, after installing everything. the base of the washer is leaking now. the faucet is good, no leaks there. i've looked into the inlet where there's a filter is that has a blue handle, but there's also another filter with a washer in it. do both pieces stay in there? any suggestions on the leak issue. yes, i've used plumber's tape. ugh.
@@tishm2102 I’m really not sure where the water is coming from. Maybe turn the washer on it’s right side and see if you can see the leak from underneath.
@@JustPlainCommonSense eeeep, the water is gushing from the base of the connector that i bought. i bought the pair, red and blue rubber ones. again, the faucet is not leaking but it is at the base of the inlet. i'm going to go back to home depot to get another adapter to put onto the inlet then attach the hose. ugh.
Hello I have the same one and every time it’s gonna spin it gives me the E3 code and beeps and stops. Do you know what can it be?
According to the manual E3 means your load isn’t balanced. Redistribute the clothes and try again.