How does the shutoff kit work with a steam dryer connected to water supply?
1834113
This unit comes with the ability to connect more than one sensor. I put one sensor under my washer & purchased a second for under my dryer. I have a wye connector that splits the water going to the dryer and the washer. Should one of the sensors detect water, the solenoid valve will shut off. Once it shuts off, it will prevent water flow to either the washer or the dryer. A friend of mine did not have the shutoff kit & the hose going to his dryer developed a leak. Fortunately he was home & noticed the water flowing down the stairs to his basement. The sensors work as I tested each. I hope this answers your question.
516943
No shutoff but usually it's hooked up after faucet's shutoff so no big deal.
904438
No, it's a straight-through connection. I prefer the straight-through better though since the built-in shut-off versions restrict the water volume and pressure.
1029612
It's one or the other or both on. To shut off you would need to turn off water
1971012
Yes. Don't let all the water steam away. Then the gunk leftover from water stays in the bottom of dry machine burning before the machine turns off. Just unplug the machine before it's empty.
760830
It comes with hose threads to attach to whatever has the mating threads. When I purchased mine, it came without a shutoff. I prefer the Dramm shutoff, because they are plastic, but they are hard to find and will degrade in the sunlight. I still think it is worth it.
853521
There is a seperate power button/switch that controls the humidifier on the back of the fan. When the tank level gets low, it shuts off automatically.
1930559
It is activated by the pressure in the exhaust tube and runs on it's own hard wired power supply. I did not see anything on the product description that specifies that it cannot be used with a gas dryer. You could always contact Fantech Customer support: Customer Care 10048 Industrial Blvd Lenexa KS 66215 Tel: 800.747.1762 Fax: 800.487.9915 USsupport@fantech.net
1749669
The kit comes with it's own controller that turns the fans on/off. It reads water temperature through a probe that you stick in the radiator. You will need basic wiring tools like a wire strippers and crimper.
915527
Never saw anything in the manual concerning your issue, I would assume as long as the water is heating and the steam is working it could be just a blip in the wiring. I've had my steamer for about two years and haven't had a problem. You didn't say how old your steamer is.
2273539
I don't know...have you cleaned the filter? Have you drained the water out? Is anything blocked? By shutting down, do you mean it turns off completely? It's not supposed to do that, though you may have it on a setting to save electricity where it does that...You'd probably have to read the instruction manual...and if you don't have it, maybe it's available online..good luck!
1006611
yes, it does. You don't really need to use the ON/OFF switch to turn it off. When the water you put in the warmer plate is gone, it shuts off automatically.
554559
make sure water pressure is OFF you cant release coupling if under high pressure shut water off ...press hanle and let out water...then it will release.. What every one thinks is that this is a auto-shut off connection...its not Hope this helps.. mike
1980008
You will need a shutoff if you want one, keep in mind this is an old fashioned sweat system. I installed Pex in my location, the sweat adapters where cheap but I needed an experienced plumber to install them (worked for beer). I thought about putting angled turn off valves in but backed off at the last minute. For the price a great deal for a quality system, also be forewarned you will need to plug that bottom port to the bathtub. I heard there is a plug in the box but I must of misplaced it was not fun finding a replacement.
309502
As long as it has water it will run. The unit will turn itsself off when water level gets low. This is how it works; dry air is pulled into the vaporizer which produces pure steam vapor with boiling water. (Housing has triplewall insulation which keeps water at a safe temperature).The vapor is released into air. Hope this helps.
7316
No. I think that is because to produce steam and operate properly, it needs to remain on. Automatic shut off, for me would be annoying aas the iron would have to heat up again and I would have to wait for the proper temperature for the steam. Hope this helps.
1439525
Yes, it is an automatic shutoff. Once the water boils the switch clicks off.