I also have the LG HE and installed the arrestor on both hot and cold and didnt work. Can you install two together?
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Did you install them directly to the back of the machine? Thats where they go if you out them on the water valves they don't work as well. Also they don't get rid of the hammer 100% but majorly reduce it. I would say 80% gone. I guess you could double them up but it seems somewhat pointless to me. Maybe you got faulty ones, because mine seem to work well. Also with the LG front loader they say steel braided water lines do better than rubber ones, so I have those too.
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So you mean two in a row on the same hose? Hadn't thought of that, but I guess you could try. What really fixed the banging for me was to just turn back the cut-off valves at the wall to just the right spot. Not too much, not too little, just enough to get rid of the bang. I still left the arrestors on because I was tired of working on this problem, so they may still be helping for all I know. It could be that my water pressure is so high that, even at maximum flow, they didn't work, then when I started closing the valves I found a flow rate that was in their ballpark. This might suggest that they could be undersized for residences with relatively high water pressure. So you mean two in a row on the same hose? Hadn't thought of that, but I guess you could try. What really fixed the banging for me was to just turn back the cut-off valves at the wall to just the right spot. Not too much, not too little, just enough to get rid of the bang. I still left the arrestors on because I was tired of working on this problem, so they may still be helping for all I know. It could be that my water pressure is so high that, even at maximum flow, they didn't work, then when I started closing the valves I found a flow rate that was in their ballpark. This might suggest... » Read More So you mean two in a row on the same hose? Hadn't thought of that, but I guess you could try. What really fixed the banging for me was to just turn back the cut-off valves at the wall to just the right spot. Not too much, not too little, just enough to get rid of the bang. I still left the arrestors on because I was tired of working on this problem, so they may still be helping for all I know. It could be that my water pressure is so high that, even at maximum flow, they didn't work, then when I started closing the valves I found a flow rate that was in their ballpark. This might suggest that they could be undersized for residences with relatively high water pressure. « Show Less
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You do need them on both the hot and cold inlets for these machines otherwise one is not going to fix the problem. So buy two of them. The work great for me reduced water hammer at least 80% I would estimate.
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I installed one on each of the hot and cold and they worked great. No further pipe banging.
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Yes. i have them on hot and cold. works very well for me. i actually have mine connected on the WM side.
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I did not need two but I see no reason why you can't. They do not stop the banging 100% but greatly reduces it.
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I installed an arrestor on hot and cold connection of washer and connect hose to arrestors at bottom. Worked great no more water hammer
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Won't be plug-and-play due to different connections. Could be adapted if they're the same type of thermosensor but this is 50/50 at best. Oregon Scientific does not disclose the necessary information online; perhaps their tech dept. would. If you've got a damaged unit just buy a new one; they're cheap.
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Same answer as others. My electrcian installed. It did not seem to be a problem 4 him though
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Justb wire hot to hot and ground to ground and it'll work fine. That's how I set mine up. I did not wire the charge lines together, afraid of poor connections and possible chargedr damage. Have to charge them independently.
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My first inclination is to recommend checking the two adapters by placing them on the same circuit in the house to see if they sync up - most likely two outlets on the same wall will be on the same circuit. If they sync up on some outlets but not others, the most likely problem is that there are too many circuits between them. The more electrical circuits the data from the adapters has to cross, the worse the signal will be and could cause the two adapters to not recognize one another.
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Hi Peter Yes, you are quite right. I hadn't tried that but my unit will not do both at the same time. In practice I have a dual USB charger so the need has never arisen. Regards Richard Allan.
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I used with samsung and don't know if LG works. It's suport 2 phones at the same time.
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No, that´s no work, it was a bad business for me. I have called a LG technician bud he said that is not correct one, the correct should be AN-TP300, and if I use the TP200, it will cause problem of not paring.
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You have to wire them in series and turn both on. They will not work if you want one on and the other off.
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You can try if you like, but as far as Im concerned the the type of chargers that they have should be trashed. I ordered 5 of these chargers and it worked for a week or so and they all have shortages. So its up to you but I dont recommend this actual product to nobody. I have 5the different androids in my house and LG is one of them and my answer is still NO! Hope I was able to answer your question.
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I still have the initial fuses. Don't move it when it's working nor after working. It needs time to get cold. If you don't do that the fuses use to break.
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No you can not. It takes six hot leads to make it work(the three double pole breakers). Use what is recommended for warranty and to avoid damage to the unit.
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No, I tried that myself and it wouldn't work at all when both were plugged in.
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I tried this but had no luck with it. I lost signal from one no matter what i tried.Let me know if you have any luck. I ended up running two cables to a switch inside the house and switch from one to the other. tljohson61@gmail.com
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You can, BUT you either must order them at the same time or tell them that you already have another unit. If you do so, I am told that they will work together. (If ordered through Amazon, I'm not sure how you would relay that request...) Bottom line: there are two slightly different configurations, each of which operate on different frequencies.
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Had the same issue with 2 LG tv's in the same room not being controlled independently. Your idea worked to perfection. Though much harder with some remotes as it seems they shoot a signal everywhere. I had to use a smaller (pen sized) hole, but worked great. Thanks for saving the day Shoe!
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I do not see why you couldn't use two units. The downside would be that if you receive an alarm, you will not know which unit is calling you, unless you program each unit to call different phone numbers.