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stanislaw1954 wrote:Is this tripod, or maybe the tee, has the same diameters to connect, because the hoses are rather different diameters. Additionally, is the common weighing at least the same diameter as that of the washing machine? The drainage of this siphon has yet to be checked if it is not clogged. because there it is possible to clog with hair or fluff from washing.
stanislaw1954 wrote:While the water is being pumped out. This is how I thought that water should not go up, but at the height of the connection to the dryer, the water still comes in, only when the hose is straightened to the height of the entire dryer, the hose does not pour out of the hose.During washing or when pumping the dirty water out of the washing machine?
Kenworth 18 wrote:I understood that.Reverse the valve: https://e-metalowiec.com/zawor-schell-katowy-...UrOIwntP8wjbaNi5Dr1ERokRIcCFnZahoCauoQAvD_BwE 180 °
Kenworth 18 wrote:I decided on a tee, because I did not find the dryer hose so long, and I would also have to use an extension to extend it. I was able to seal the tee with clamps, twisting them with all my strength in the right place, especially in the dryer hose, because mainly in this connection there was a problem with tightness, but the problem with water drainage when water was pumped out of the washing machine remained, i.e. water flows into the drain and up into the dryer. I don't know if it has any effect on drying and washing, but it bothers me.My point was to extend the drain hose of both the washing machine and the dryer, I did not write that you should move the device. You used a tee and the connection is leaky as you write yourself.
Kenworth 18 wrote:In the manual it is mentioned, there is even a special plastic kit for this, but it is rather for the wash basin etc. in the manual they mentioned.Lay the drainage hose in an inverted U. Take a look at the instruction manual and you will probably find a note of this.
Kenworth 18 wrote:- not true, it can be as it is.turn the water tap 180 ° because the mechanical Aqua Stop must point vertically down to work.
Kenworth 18 wrote:- what for? It's good.Place the washing machine hose in an inverted U
Kenworth 18 wrote:- of course.This tee causes the washing machine to force the water into the dryer hose while draining the water
Kenworth 18 wrote:because the Aqua Stop must point vertically down for the mechanical effect to work.
zhudomel wrote:if I had known that there would be such a problem, I would probably have done it right away, but they advised me in the shop, it's just a waste of money for snakes, it's good that at least the most expensive inflow will be useful. Now I will connect the dryer for now and leave it on the tank and I will probably look for someone to extend this sewerage to me, because I will probably spartan myself.Remove the siphon. Extend the wall drainage above the radiator towards the washing machine. End above or behind the 3rd plate next to the washing machine and connect both hoses with a suitable tee (s) without extensions.
misiekpb wrote:- no, this is a mechanical absorption aquastop.This hose does not work under pressure by accident?
misiekpb wrote:- will work.I mean, if I have it horizontally, then W won't work?
misiekpb wrote:I think you misunderstood something. The aquastop valve is on the inlet hose and there is perpendicularly (but you can say "upside down") screwed to the tap on the water pipe. He's not hiding anywhere. This does not affect its operation, but it looks unattractive. In addition, the inflow and outflow could be further apart.That's why it's mounted horizontally, because it hides behind the washing machine and you can't see it.
