Hi there, and congratulations on your new appliance! Thanks for watching my video and taking time to ask a question. I'm not sure I understand what you mean by "dryer vent area." Assuming you and I both have the same GE Ultrafast all in one, the appliance is ventless, so there isn't a vent area. I wonder whether you might be taking about the slot where the filter is inserted?

@@darleneelvidge6380 Congratulations on your new powerhouse of a laundry center! Have been running mine at least twice daily for almost two years now, and I love it even more than when it was brand new! We traveled to family's homes during the holidays and I'd forgotten how wretched it is to have to remember to move the wet laundry from the washer to the dryer. 😊 I think you'll love your new machine! Just be super fastidious about keeping the lint filter clean. I wound up buying a kit from a KZbinr that has successfully addressed a design issue with the filter as GE designed it. You may want to search that up on KZbin. The included filter does, over time, allow small amounts of lint to get past the filter and into the fins of the heat exchanger, which will cause diminished drying performance over time. The upgrade kit is basically a few pieces of stick on seal that go around the edges of the filter frame and a much upgraded filter piece to stick on the back to replace the Grey foam that comes with the unit. It took five minutes to install and works perfectly. Sending wishes as we finish up 2024 that your hip heals nicely and that you're back to normal and pain free very soon. I just spent a week in Nashville, TN, taking care of my "baby" sister (who is 48 years old) as she recovered from having hip surgery. Congrats again on your new machine. You'll love it, and it will love you! Your power bill should decrease noticably, as well! 😘

@@tentman4fun They're like magic, aren't they? I remember being so sticker shocked when I first finally decided to buy it. Then, after I finally was able to get it to work correctly the first time, I thought to myself, "Ah! So THAT'S why it costs so much more than a regular neti pot."

Hi there. Indeed, I have, thanks to a smart owner who was generous enough to share his design and sell me the kit. Have been running with the modified lint filter for close to a year and have had no visible buildup anywhere it's not supposed to be, and certainly nowhere on the heat exchanger.

The dryer sounds like there's a heat pump compressor running, whether you call that buzzy, I'm not sure. As far as the light goes, read the text that appears just underneath the Wrinkle Care button.

@ ah amazing. Thank you for the light information this is fantastic. Didn’t see that. And copy on the sound.

So unserious 😂

Why would you want to put our your fire early?

What causes you to perceive that it isn't working, I wonder? If you look closely at the liquid, you'll notice that the top tank empties and the bottom tank fills. The only path for the water to take to get to the bottom resorvoir is through the sinus, which means that it is working. That said, my sinuses seem incompatible. The water won't go through. My partner, however (who is shown in this video) is able to use it without any issues.

@@Mishu657 Hi there. I'm not sure I'm seeing what you're talking about. There are no scratches on the glass at all. If you're talking about the black marks you see around the edges, especially at about eleven o'clock if the door was a clock, those aren't scratches. The door has a shiny, metallic mirrored finish around the outside edge, and there are reflections showing up that might look like black scratches to you. Is this the spot you're seeing?

@@rramani1980 Oh, man....it's a non-stop struggle. It hasn't yet damaged the house structure, but every rainstorm causes little bits of my property to disappear and wash downstream.

A year a two months later, and I still LOVE the machine. It still works every bit as good as it did when it was new, with one caveat. Do a bit of searching on here for "GE Ultrafast Combo Lint Filter Mod." The stock lint filter does, indeed, allow lint to pass and begin to accumulate on the fins of the heat exchanger. There's a guy here on KZbin who has solved that problem, and he sells a kit that takes ten minutes to install and completely eliminates the issue, making the machine perfect. Folks who don't make this modification probably will wind up with diminished drying performance. I'll be surprised if GE doesn't implement something very similar on their next model, but with this small lint filter enhancement, the machine is just fantastic.

Just press and hold the wrinkle care button for three seconds until it beeps. The light will remain on for three minutes before turning itself back off.

I can't get the water to cycle into the bottom tank.

@@forevergreen4448 I found out it’s because my nostril is just clogged

Oh no! Clogged with dried drainage, or clogged because it's inflamed and closed off?

@@migbham1 gosh I wish I knew but I used a decongestant nasal spray and then used the machine and it worked perfectly

Not so far. It's running as well and efficiently as it did the day I bought it.

After three months.

Indeed. About four times too much. This was an early load, and because it was towels, I decided to use powdered Persil instead of the auto-dispense liquid. Got so focused on making the video that I neglected to turn off the auto-dispense, which was set on high. I wound up taking these through two more cycles with zero detergent, adding distilled vinegar to the first additional cycle to get all of the detergent out. Epic fail. These days, when I use the auto-dispense, I have it set at "less." Our water is a touch on the softer side, so it doesn't take much. I really prefer powder, but my experience with this machine is that the powder makes a bit of a mess in the detergent drawer.