Single Faucet Hook-Up & Operation.7 - Equator EZ 3600 C Owner's Manual

Standpipe drain system:
Needs a two inch (5 cm) diameter stand¬
pipe with minimum carry away capacity
of 7 gallons (26 liters) per minute.
Floor standpipe drain:
Top of standpipe must be at least 23
inches (60 cm) high and no higher than
28 inches (70 cm) from bottom of wash¬
er (A).
Wall standpipe drain:
23 inches (60 cm) min.; 28 inches (70
cm) max from ond of drain hoso to bot
tom of washer (B).
SINGLE FAUCET
HOOK-UP & OPERATION
The T connector provided with your Washer-Dryer al¬
lows you to do your laundry from a single faucet.
NOTE: Only one water hose is used for single
faucet hook up. Either off the two hoses may be
used. The remaining hose should be kept and
used when both hot and cold water sources are
available, or as a spare.
Attach *T" connector to the hot and cold water inlets on
back of machine.
Then attach the water hose to the single opening end
of the T' connector. Attach other end of hose to faucet.
NOTE:
The water temperature for the wash/rinse settings is
reaulated bv the temperature vou set at the faucet.
NOTE:
If connecting to a small faucet such as one in a kitchen
sink, a special faucet adapter may be needed. A quick-
connect faucet adapter is available through your deal¬
er or can be purchased from your local plumbing sup¬
ply or hardware store.
NOTE:
The machine uses cold water to mix with hot air in the
dry cycle to condense the moisture in the hot air.
When the machine is connected to regular hot and cold
water hookups, cold water is automatically drawn into
the the machine during the dry cycle.
However, when the machine is to connected to single
faucet, the temperature at water entering the machine
is determined by the water mix at the faucet.
If cold water is selected to wash and rinse the clothes,
cold water will also come in during the dry cycle.
However, if hot or warm water is used for washing, it
is important to turn the faucet to COLD after the wash
cyde.-SQ_Qnly_cold water is drawn during the.dry_c.yele.
Colder water ensures more efficient drying.