Haier XQB40-F Use and Care Guide - Page 4

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=4H1 111 rnM hit (4: IIR 2. Location (A) Place unit in a dry spot, out of sunlight. (B) Do not place in location subject to freezing tempertatures. (C) Install on a firm, level surface. (D) Do not install on carpeting. Air must circulate under unit. 3. Base Board Assembly To install "Base Board" lay front of unit on drop cloth, rug or other soft material to avoid scratching. Note: leave styrofoain insert in inner tub for this step. This will prevent damage to inner springs. Install the base board to the bottom of unit with self tapping screws (included, do not over-tighten). Yon may have to adjust base board from side to side to fit into position (see illustration U. Back Front 0 0 0 O Base Board Soft ?dam-jai White Outer Huh Tighten Loosen C" High I ow ILL.1 ILL.2 4. Leveling Legs Or Castors Your machine comes with either leveling legs or castors. For models with leveling legs. place maching in position where it will be used. Check unit for level (you may want to use a level for this). Rear legs (feet) are fixed and front legs are adjustable. You can adjust unit for level by loosening white outer hub on front legs and then turn black leveling legs (in center of white hub. see illustration 2). Turn back leveling legs clockwise to lower and counterclockwise to raise. When level is obtained, retighten white outer huh. You may not have a level and sometimes even with a level, you may find that the machine vibrates excessively or rocks from side to side during spin cycle. In this case, try to determine low side during spin cycle and adjust leveling leg up on that side. Often a "trial and error" method is best for this procedure. Please note that some vibration is normal. Models with castors are not adjustable. Slide castors into channel on bottom of machine and secure with screw. If machine vibrates excessively or stops working, please use a level to determine low point and shim that side with a shim, paper pad or similar object. Once machine is fairly level, lock castors to keep machine from traveling during operation. 3 I4 a

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:
IIR
2.
Location
(A)
Place
unit
in
a
dry
spot,
out
of
sunlight.
(B)
Do
not
place
in
location
subject
to
freezing
tempertatures.
(C)
Install
on
a
firm,
level
surface.
(D)
Do
not
install
on
carpeting.
Air
must
circulate
under
unit.
3.
Base
Board
Assembly
To
install
"Base
Board"
lay
front
of
unit
on
drop
cloth,
rug
or
other
soft
material
to
avoid
scratching.
Note:
leave
styrofoain
insert
in
inner
tub
for
this
step.
This
will
prevent
damage
to
inner
springs.
Install
the
base
board
to
the
bottom
of
unit
with
self
tapping
screws
(included,
do
not
over
-tighten).
Yon
may
have
to
adjust
base
board
from
side
to
side
to
fit
into
position
(see
illustration
U.
Back
Front
0
0
0
O
Base
Board
Soft
?dam
-
jai
White
Outer
Huh
C"
High
I
ow
Tighten
Loosen
ILL.1
ILL.2
4.
Leveling
Legs
Or
Castors
Your
machine
comes
with
either
leveling
legs
or
castors.
For
models
with
leveling
legs.
place
maching
in
position
where
it
will
be
used.
Check
unit
for
level
(you
may
want
to
use
a
level
for
this).
Rear
legs
(feet)
are
fixed
and
front
legs
are
adjustable.
You
can
adjust
unit
for
level
by
loosening
white
outer
hub
on
front
legs
and
then
turn
black
leveling
legs
(in
center
of
white
hub.
see
illustration
2).
Turn
back
leveling
legs
clockwise
to
lower
and
counterclockwise
to
raise.
When
level
is
obtained,
retighten
white
outer
huh.
You
may
not
have
a
level
and
sometimes
even
with
a
level,
you
may
find
that
the
machine
vibrates
excessively
or
rocks
from
side
to
side
during
spin
cycle.
In
this
case,
try
to
determine
low
side
during
spin
cycle
and
adjust
leveling
leg
up
on
that
side.
Often
a
"trial
and
error"
method
is
best
for
this
procedure.
Please
note
that
some
vibration
is
normal.
Models
with
castors
are
not
adjustable.
Slide
castors
into
channel
on
bottom
of
machine
and
secure
with
screw.
If
machine
vibrates
excessively
or
stops
working,
please
use
a
level
to
determine
low
point
and
shim
that
side
with
a
shim,
paper
pad
or
similar
object.
Once
machine
is
fairly
level,
lock
castors
to
keep
machine
from
traveling
during
operation.
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