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Question About Equator Washer/Dryer EZ 3612 CEE
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I need to know hao to use all functions of this wonderful machine.

Asked by Mylan Hert on 09/23/2008 3  Answers

ManualsOnline posted an answer 16 years, 2 months ago

The ManualsOnline team has found the manual for this product! We hope it helps solve your problem. Get the Manual Here

Anthony posted an answer 15 years, 6 months ago

5 Alot of people (including myself) have had problems with water in the tub not being pumped out. I seem to have solved this problem. In the front (or possibly in the back) there is a small spring loaded metal flap. This is the access to the wash water lint filter and it tends to clog up with lint/gunk (or in my case, a coin) and cause problems. Open the flap and you'll see a round plastic piece being held in place by a singular screw. There might be two larger screws just outside of this piece but leave them alone since they are holdong the assemply together. Get a small bucket or a good absorbant towel to catch the little amount of water that will leak. Unscrew the small singular screw(DON"T LOSE THIS SCREW!) and twist the round plastic part to the left and pull out. What you will see is a small tray filter that catches the wash water lint and/or foriegn debris. Clean this tray out and reinstall careful not to over-tighten the screw because you could strip out the threads. This seemed to have solved my problem of water being left in the tub and the problem of the machine wanting to over fill itself. The machine has an emergency shut off switch that cause it to shut down if it can't pump all the water out. (Which mine did.) Also some people have had problems with the door handle. It is on a timer before it will allow it to be opened. Mine is about 25-30 seconds. If you want it to dry the clothes faster take them out of the machine and "fluff" them a little and then put them back in before you start the dry cycle. Due to the high speed of the final spin the clothes are pressed against the drum and restrict airflow over the clothes and they tend to wrinkle before the clothes are dry.The "fluffed' clothes allows more free airflow over the clothes and it helps cut down on wrinkles as well. Hope this has been helpful to you.
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brandi posted an answer 15 years, 7 months ago

0 i have the manual pdf form. if you still need it, post a comment and I'll repost it. I also have the parts manual if you are trying to fix this thing. I'd love to find a company to fix it so I do't have to. Let me know if anyone found a repair person. thanks!
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