“How does the water get supplied to the dryer for the steaming cycles?”

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• Thanks for the question. Samsung's Steam Dryers, including the DV52J8060EW, come with a Y-connector and hose so it can be connected to your home's cold water supply either directly or through the Washer. - Ms. Samsung

  Answered by Anonymous 10 years ago

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• An Y adapter to hook up to your washer cold water supply is included. You need a to purchase a 6 foot hose (ones exist specific for steam dryers, the only ones I found were 6 foot) to attach it to the back of the dryer the to the Y adapter. The Canada version comes with a longer hose, the US version comes with a short hose (about 12"). I believe the short hose is for hooking the Y adapter to a faucet.

  Answered by zian 10 years ago

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• You need to run a water line off your cold water feed for the washing machine. They have kits you can by that have the house and a Y connector

  Answered by Tony 10 years ago

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• by a water line that can be a y from the washer

  Answered by imoxie 9 years ago

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• Typically, drying with steaming cycles has a cold water in-let. The Samsung I got comes with a Y adapter. You'll need to get a separate washing water tube and connect to either the cold water supply or T it off from the washer's cold water supply.

  Answered by allee 10 years ago

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• The main water line gets connected to a T and one of the lines then feeds the dryer and the other goes to the washing machine.

  Answered by Manich 10 years ago

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• It has to be hooked up to a water source. I don't have this hooked up because my laundry room is not equipped for it. I guess you could put a "Y" connecter on your cold water supply.

  Answered by nchawk 10 years ago

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• There is a water connection from the cold water tap and it adds a small amount of water as needed for steam

  Answered by NORB 10 years ago

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• The steam function s supplied by a Y connection from the hot water at the washer.

  Answered by Brammy 9 years ago

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• You hook a line up to the hot water .

  Answered by hunter1822004 10 years ago

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