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Old Oct 30th 2014, 7:22 pm
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Originally Posted by Nutek
Near as I can tell, you stick a sensor in the pan and if a hose blows out, the sensor gets wet and does.... something? Force field maybe. Whatever, it's crap. I'd just toss it out.
It's just a complete waste of time. I've confirmed with the installers that it's coming out.
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Old Oct 30th 2014, 9:22 pm
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A proper drain pan should have an outlet drain plumbed in. So if a hose breaks or the machine leaks the water runs into the pan and out the drain. You lot need to watch This Old House more often.
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Originally Posted by lansbury
A proper drain pan should have an outlet drain plumbed in. So if a hose breaks or the machine leaks the water runs into the pan and out the drain. You lot need to watch This Old House more often.
It has the outlet drain plumbed in. Even has a cool run down through the basement for the dryer vent, though I won't make use it.
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