how does the water stop when washer is full
1331126
yes, There is a sensor to control the water level,it's automatic, so no worry.
1333772
The unit is not designed to stop filtering when the bottom container is full. It will run over if you over fill it.
1151651
What I found, is that there is some kind of suction that happens. I put a thin washcloth in between (btwn the bottom water vessel & the white ring that sits on top of that). I no longer have the overflow problem. Hope that helps!
682653
Suggest using this unit instead. Washing Machine Water Surge Shock Absorber (660-T) to quiet Banging and shaking of pipes and hoses, when machine turns water on and off. Your trouble could be caused by some restriction in the fill hoses. Check for pinching, and look inside the (external shutoff) end of the hose for a possible blocked cone shaped screen filter. If you replace that screen, be sure that it has a Real Soft Rubber Washer on it ... Avoid Hard Plastic washers.Also be sure that your external shutoff valves are not worn and loose inside.. Last resort is to have a service tech check the valves that are internal to the machine itself. Suggest using this unit instead. Washing Machine Water Surge Shock Absorber (660-T) to quiet Banging and shaking of pipes and hoses, when machine turns water on and off. Your trouble could be caused by some restriction in the fill hoses. Check for pinching, and look inside the (external shutoff) end of the hose for a possible blocked cone shaped screen filter. If you replace that screen, be sure that it has a Real Soft Rubber Washer on it ... Avoid Hard Plastic washers.Also be sure that your external shutoff valves are not worn and loose inside.. Last resort is to have a service tech... » Read More Suggest using this unit instead. Washing Machine Water Surge Shock Absorber (660-T) to quiet Banging and shaking of pipes and hoses, when machine turns water on and off. Your trouble could be caused by some restriction in the fill hoses. Check for pinching, and look inside the (external shutoff) end of the hose for a possible blocked cone shaped screen filter. If you replace that screen, be sure that it has a Real Soft Rubber Washer on it ... Avoid Hard Plastic washers.Also be sure that your external shutoff valves are not worn and loose inside.. Last resort is to have a service tech check the valves that are internal to the machine itself. « Show Less
472014
Everyone is used to water going to the top of the basket on the old machines. The new design, and to meet the new regulations, only allows water to fill half way up the basket. If you don't overfill with clothing, you can't stuff the machines like in the old washers, it works reasonably well .
1100041
I had that happen once. I found that I might have hit the button on the side of the start stop button and it didn't release all the water at once. I now am more careful and make sure I only hit the center button and I have not had the problem again.
1567001
The pressure is equal on mine. Of course, it depends on your water pressure and whether you have the water regulators in or out. Also, If it is leaking put in the extra washer. You have the option to use one at a time or both - not sure why the person below said they wont turn on at the same time.
1260882
It appears to me that the flow level is determined by a constriction machined into the metal connection where the showerhead screws into the arm coming out of the wall. This connection is also where the black washer is seated. I did not try removing the black washer for fear my showerhead would leak, and I have sufficient flow as is.
1236122
We wash all loads on "Bulky items" so there is a decent amount of water in the washer.
946473
The washer narrows in the middle which applies a bit of pressure as the paw plunges back and forth. My 55 lb golden retriever's paws come close to filling that part on the large size paw wash. Hope this helps.
343532
The shut off splits the water between the tank and the bidet when it is open. When you close the valve it shuts off the water to the bidet only. Hope that helps
492788
I do not know about washers...but...we had a drip problem. We have well water and when I cleaned out the filter I noticed some particles so we thought maybe the same particles might be caught in the washers. So while the water was running we moved the handles on both sides back and forth hoping it would dislodge the particles it did and the drip stopped. Could be you have the same problem. It is doubtful the washers would wear out so soon. If that does not work I would go to the manufacturers site on the internet and ask your question about the washers.
902100
I did a little test to find the low spot that water will flow to around my washing machine and hot water heater by pouring a little water in the area where they are located. The water will pool in that low spot and that is where I placed the sensor. I just have it sitting on the floor in these low spots. I know it works because my wife was doing some hand wash in the sink which is right next to the washer and some water spilled on the floor. She was on the phone to me asking "how do I shut this thing off???". They work. Hope this help.
1958837
You can stop water flow by twisting the nozzle in either direction. Clockwise to stop a more powerful stream and counterclockwise to stop a more gentle stream. I think it takes about two full revolutions of the head from one full stop to the other, with various stream strength in between.
1327818
I have no clue. I am getting a new washer-this one was never a washing machine, takes twice as long to not do the job; they hired a musician not an engineer to make this junk.
1458788
I have a top loader and hard water. I use a full scoop with arm and hammer laundry soda for a full load. With that being said, I do a full cycle: soak, prewash, wash and then the 2 rinses.
2068052
Just put the washer in the top lid. Just push it with your finger and it will stay in place once you close the lid.