Maytag MHWZ600TE Use and Care Guide - Page 11

Clear

water

lines

•

Run water

through

both

faucets

and

inlet

hoses,

into

a laundry

tub,

drainpipe

or bucket,

to

get rid of

particles

in the

water

lines

that

might

clog

the

inlet

valve

screens.

•

Check

the temperature

of the

water

to make

sure

that

the

hot water

hose

is connected

to

the

hot

water

faucet

and that

the

cold

water

hose is connected

to the

cold

water

faucet.

Connect

the

inlet

hoses

to

the

washer

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Hose

Proper

routing

of the

drain

hose

protects

your

floor

from

damage

due

to

water

leakage.

Read

and

follow

these

instructions.

Remove

drain

hose from

the

washer

Gently

pull

the

corrugated

drain

hose

from

the

shipping

clips.

Laundry

tub drain

or standpipe

drain

Connect

the

drain

hose form

to the corrugated

drain

hose.

H. Hot

water inlet

C.

Cold

water inlet

1.

Attach

the

hot water

hose to the

washer's

hot

(H) water

inlet

valve.

Screw

on

coupling

by

hand

until

it is seated

on

the washer.

2.

Attach

the cold

water

hose to the washer's

cold

(C) water

faucet.

Screw

on coupling

by

hand

until

it is seated

on

the washer.

3.

Using

pliers,

tighten

the

couplings

with

an additional

two-thirds

turn.

NOTE:

Do

not overtighten.

Damage

to the coupling

can

result.

4.

[urn

on the

water

faucets

completely

and

check

for leaks.

NOTE:

Replace

inlet

hoses after

5

years

of

use to reduce

the

risk of

hose failure.

Record

hose installation

or replacement

dates on

the

hoses for future

reference.

Periodically

inspect

and

replace

hoses

if bulges,

kinks,

cuts,

wear,

or leaks are found.

A

B

A. Snap

either end

of the drain hose form to the drain hose at

the point

where the corrugation

begins.

B. Bend drain hose over drain hose form and

snap

h_to place.

To

keep

drain

water

from

going

hack

into

the

washer:

•

Do

not

straighten

the

drain

hose,

and do

not force

excess

drain

hose into

standpipe.

Hose

should

be secure,

but

loose

enough

to provide

a gap

for air.

•

Do

not

lay excess

hose on the

bottom

of the

laundry

tub.

Floor

drain

You may

need

additional

parts.

See Floor

drain

under

"lools

and

Parts."

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