Well Josh, great information as always. I like the single valve shut offs like you have in this hookup because of repairs if needed. The valves are much simpler to repair than the single handle style. Trapping the drain in the wall is also great if you did your own rough-in and in our area it has to be 2" pipe for washing machines. Zip tying the hose is important since when you watch a washing machine start the initial cycle, you will see water drain out and just that little bit of force, the hose can wiggle out of the drain box. Always a safety feature and simple. We had a nice whirlpool stackable units and the dryer had a steaming feature, super nice. Definitely a two person set up to maneuver in place especially with cabinets built around. I had a job years ago the stackable units were on the second floor and of course I would have needed a drain pan. The best part was the new bathroom layout we eliminated a 36" shower and I designed the bathroom remodel to use it for the stackable washer dryer unit. Nothing like a shower base for an emergency of water leaking. A closet behind was perfect for access to the plumbing and valves if an emergency happened to shut off the water. Like you said, protecting the tile, carpet or any other flooring. The customer still loves the layout because 90 percent of clothes, towels etc are on the second floor of this house. No bedrooms on the first floor. The original laundry on the first floor we left in case they sell and a buyer wants to put a washer and dryer there being off the garage. Thank you again for the informative video and great job. One question for you. How do you like the style washer and does it have the agitator in the middle or is it the new style without. A friend of mine who sells appliances at a box store doesn't sell many because how they work and don't seem to clean as well. Never had one so I don't know. Thank you again Josh 🔨👍🏻🔨👍🏻
I have this identical washer. I didn’t connect it but the company I purchased from did. It is constantly dripping from flex dispenser area. I woke up with the drum full of water. Any advice?
Can you hook up a portable washer to a standard size hook up? My washer and dryer broke and I want to hook it up to where my full size machine was. Is this possible?
I find it hard to believe that a professional keeps calling channel lock pliers a wrench and Crescent is a BRAND name often misused to describe an adjustable wrench.
I love your channel Josh. I'm an electrician but I'm always learning with you. Keep working like a professional.
Greetings from Spain.
Well Josh, great information as always. I like the single valve shut offs like you have in this hookup because of repairs if needed. The valves are much simpler to repair than the single handle style. Trapping the drain in the wall is also great if you did your own rough-in and in our area it has to be 2" pipe for washing machines. Zip tying the hose is important since when you watch a washing machine start the initial cycle, you will see water drain out and just that little bit of force, the hose can wiggle out of the drain box. Always a safety feature and simple.
We had a nice whirlpool stackable units and the dryer had a steaming feature, super nice. Definitely a two person set up to maneuver in place especially with cabinets built around. I had a job years ago the stackable units were on the second floor and of course I would have needed a drain pan. The best part was the new bathroom layout we eliminated a 36" shower and I designed the bathroom remodel to use it for the stackable washer dryer unit. Nothing like a shower base for an emergency of water leaking. A closet behind was perfect for access to the plumbing and valves if an emergency happened to shut off the water. Like you said, protecting the tile, carpet or any other flooring. The customer still loves the layout because 90 percent of clothes, towels etc are on the second floor of this house. No bedrooms on the first floor. The original laundry on the first floor we left in case they sell and a buyer wants to put a washer and dryer there being off the garage.
Thank you again for the informative video and great job. One question for you. How do you like the style washer and does it have the agitator in the middle or is it the new style without. A friend of mine who sells appliances at a box store doesn't sell many because how they work and don't seem to clean as well. Never had one so I don't know. Thank you again Josh 🔨👍🏻🔨👍🏻
This guy does it all 👍🏼
I love making videos and sharing. Thanks for watching!
Been waiting on this one.
Amazing teacher!! Thank you !! Think I can manage now🥺😂🙏🤔👋🙋♀️
I appreciate that! I am thankful for subscribers like you that tune in to watch my content. Good luck with your projects!
The best!!!! I’ve learned so much and it has helped me with my own house. Your videos rock
Thank you Josh.
You are welcome!
So, this washer drain pipe is not gravity fed? has separate pump to drain used water?
Thank you for this! I had the hole near the faucet AND a hole in the floor and wasn't sure where to put the drain hose
Another useful video. Thanks. 👌
Will you be showing how you connect the drain from that overflow pan in a later video?
Stay tuned because I plan on showing a video like that in the future. Thanks for watching!
Question: My washer installer did not turn on the hot water valve, is this wrong and he just forgot? only the cold water valve was on.
Excellent. Thank you.
I have the same exact washer and dryer set
Great information, but this is not "fast and / or easy" for new beginners. This is advanced.
I have this identical washer. I didn’t connect it but the company I purchased from did. It is constantly dripping from flex dispenser area. I woke up with the drum full of water. Any advice?
Are there any adjustable feet in the back of the washer ?
Can you hook up a portable washer to a standard size hook up? My washer and dryer broke and I want to hook it up to where my full size machine was. Is this possible?
Thanks
Need to see the dryer machine install.
This video should help
th-cam.com/video/zAyne_W4QV0/w-d-xo.html . Thanks for watching!
Only connection i didn’t see made was the Ethernet Jack on the back of the washer. Haha all kidding aside great video as always.
Hey buddy. I can't find your Amazon page
Hey! The link is in the description below. I hope that helps!
When I plug the holes up to the back of my washer is still leaks. What am I doing wrong?
I’ve been using my overflow drain as my main drain 😢
Not even close to my drain situation on my newly built home. I suspect most people are like me.
Excellent channel!👍💞
This video is for advanced beginners 😂
Like WHAT?!!!? I just need to know where the hoses go really and the aluminum slinky thing 😭😭😭😭
This has no duct?
Very through video
Once it’s leak shallow tub won’t help.
That’s not a wrench.
I find it hard to believe that a professional keeps calling channel lock pliers a wrench and Crescent is a BRAND name often misused to describe an adjustable wrench.
you should look up "colloquial terminology" it should clear up your issues!