Drain-height: Another "possible" issue, posted in a customer YouTube video (in this case, regarding the 3.6 CF LG combo washer/dryer), may be drain-hose height. The customer's dryer component of the machine stopped working, so he lowered his drainhose height to floor-level (to a bucket), which apparently resolved his problem. It's probably more likely that he merely has a defective pump, working at lower capacity, or not working at all (although, if it's not working, I don't know why he doesn't have problems during the wash cycle). According to the LG documentation for the 2.3 CF model, it indicates that the drain service can be no higher than 96" (which is pretty darned high). Note that there is no mention of a minimum drain height. (As I seem to recall, in comparison, I believe Miele recommends a drain height no higher than 36"). But since the customer's drain height shown in the YouTube video seems no higher than about 46", it's probably more than likely that this customer merely has a defective pump. Nevertheless, since we're still at the "cement board" stage of our laundry-area renovation, this prompted me to re-consider pulling off the cement board, and having a plumber re-route the supplies and drain to a lower height (it's currently at 46"). This also gives us the opportunity to hide the supply and drain from view, since this is an open-plan installation. LG 3.6 CF combo washer/dryer customer YouTube video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EhzuzSk2Ok LG documentaion for the LG 2.3 CF model: WM3455HW 24" combo washer/dryer: http://www.lg.com/us/support-product/lg-WM3455HW# This post was edited by studio460 on Sun, Jun 2, 13 at 18:23

about posting CF get together pictures. Please take a look see and leave your comments. If we don't post to this particular thread then it will stay at the top of the page. That way everyone over the next week can see this.

foodonastump! WHERE did you get my picture? ? ? Seriously, Lou, it sounds like a fun idea, but some people, (me, for example) just aren't real keen on putting much personal info on the Internet. And photos are personal info. . . . Hopefully, others here won't be such a coward as I am. . . Rusty

I have my photos on skydrive, which is free. I click on the photo in skydrive once, it opens it bigger. Right mouse click, select properties. Go to the URL listed and highlight it and "COPY" (I use control+C) Type this in your post. The only space I leave is the one between img and src: less than sign img src equals sign quotation mark quotation mark greater than sign Paste the copied URL between the 2 quotation marks, and you are done. Check that it worked in the preview message.