Can I install this dryer upside down? (due to space limitations for the vent)
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I don't think so...it's meant to run right side up!....I love my Sonya portable dryer....
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Mine lays flat. Any position is fine (as long as your dryer is electric and not gas). It has saved me lots of $$ since installing it.
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Not sure why you would want it upside down but I just tried it and it does woek
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That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the... » Read More That's a good question! I don't recall seeing anything in the description about it, and honestly, never thought about it. As long as the steamer does its job, I had no reason to turn it upside down to look. But, since you asked, I did turn it over to see. It looks to me like there are 3 small vent holes - one in each <^> right angle section (sorry, thought I could get angular shape via keyboard symbols, but guess not!) Two of the vent holes look similar to the recessed screw holes and the third one has a protruded plastic hood that partially covers the hole, which would cause the steam to go outward, rather than downward, I think. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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Can the shelves be installed "Upside-Down" from shown? That is: With 'Edge' down instead of 'Up?'
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And you dint need to screw it on. It cantulevers against the back of the dryer. I have multiple large bottles and boxes on mine.
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Yes, I have used mine on my dryer vent that has a 90 degree down for about 2 feet and then a 90 degree turn to go outside. These 90 degree turns are in traditional ducting so they are smooth 90s.
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You can just flip it upside down to change the direction it opens. That's what we ended up doing when my husband and I hung it.
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Looks like you could add another dryer to them (there are loops on the top corners)
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yes, you can. My wall outlet was also installed upside down so I had to plug mine in upside down. The "down side" is that you will see the phone cords now on the top and not the bottom.
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You have it hooked up backwards. I am not sure this is possible unless you have flexible moveable pipes.
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I'm not sure, but on my dryer there is a tiny "pin hole" in the switch. I would try inserting, perhaps the screw driver for glasses screw into the hole to move it over. (Be sure not to have it plugged in) Hope this works....Post if it does I would like to know.
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I see no reason that you couldn't mount it upside down. The mounting bracket is 1/4" so surely strong enough.
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we don't advise that as a good idea! there are many codes that won't pass that upside down! there are bottom fed panels that you can buy to help with what you need! unfortunately i don't have and here, sorry! and for wire question please see the data sheet on this and let me know if you have any other questions! thanks!!! regards, Danielle
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I would not mount it inverted, with the supplied equipment. Not sure why you would mount it inverted as you could always get a longer plug.
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I don't think there should be any problem with mounting it upside down. Except of course that when you open it you are in risk of dumping everything in there on the floor...
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If it is installed as directed, the piece for holding the clothes hangers folds down to a 90 degree angle as shown in the photo. Your thought about attaching it upside down wouldn't work because there is nothing there to support it and it would simply fall flat against the wall. I just checked mine to be certain. I will add that there are 12 spaces in the arm for hanging things.