“Heats its own water? I noticed on the website it says: "Automatic temperature control and 5 temperature settings With an internal water heater help thoroughly clean a wide range of garments." Does this mean that it is like a european machine and only needs a cold water supply, because it heats the water itself? Can I disconnect the hot water? does it even have two supplies?”
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I don't know about European machines, but I do know that this machine requires both hot and cold water. There are hot and cold inlets on the back of the machine and it actually comes with two hoses with one indicated as hot and the other cold. The heater doesn't heat water to the extent that it would eliminate the need for hot water. The function of the heater is to boost the temperature of the already hot water. For example, if you select the 'steam' function the heater is what would generate the heat necessary to produce steam. "Automatic Temperature" control means that you can let the selected cycle set the temperature or you can choose to set it manually in which case there are five combinations of wash-rinse temperatures from which to choose.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It has two supply inputs and you must run hot water to it
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Owner's manual is online which will probably answer all your questions. It is not like a European machine. It has two supplies. You should not disconnect the hot water. The machine will heat the water hotter and make it colder for special laundry needs. Some of the models also have steam.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It has two supply lines, hot and cold. I think that internal heater is for the steam setting.
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