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Excessive Weight Hazard - dryer

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ll++l',,,Io]:lllr'-_+_hJlq P tJ + + The installer must have electrical and mechanical training and acceptable knowledge in the required work. Safety is foremost---both your own and that of other people. Many important safety instructions are provided in this instruction and your appliance. Always read and observe all safety instructions. Excessive Weight Hazard Two or more people may be needed to install and move the appliance and pedestal assembly. Do not allow children to play on the drawer. Do not step on the handle. A stacked washer/dryer pair should never be mounted on a pedestal. NOTE: A firm, solid floor is even more critical to a frontloading washer than to a top-loader. If your floor is wooden and/or frame construction, you may need to reinforce it. Front-loaders have substantially faster spin speed than toploaders, causing greater vibration. If the floor is not solid, your washer will vibrate. NOTE: If a drip pan must be used, take extra care to follow the instructions provided with the drip pan and make sure the leveling feet are adjusted for firm and even contact with the pan. Use of drip pans and failure to properly level the machine may result in increased vibration and noise during operation. I PEDESTAL INSTALLATION O Remove pedestal, installation hardware, and instructions from the shipping carton. O Before installing the pedestal, clean the area where the laundry will be located. Make sure the floor is clean and free of foreign objects. Dust, water, oil, detergent and so on could cause vibration due to bad contact of legs with floor. O Level the pedestal on the clean area by adjusting the feet. Lock nut/__ _ Adjustable feet NOTE: Do not extend the legs no more than necessary to level the pedestal. The more the legs are extended, the more the machines will vibrate. Leg Extension After the washer is leveled, tighten the lock nuts up toward the base of the washer using the wrench. All four lock nuts should be tightened. O Position the washer or dryer on top of the pedestal. NOTE: Because of the weight of the machines, two or more people may be needed. NOTE: If the washer was previously installed, unplug it, disconnect the inlet hoses and drain hose. Drain the water from the hoses. for washer for dryer NOTE: The legs on the washer and dryer are not the same, so the recesses in the brackets on top of the pedestal are elongated. See the drawing above to identify the different locations for the washer and dryer legs. If the legs are not in the proper locations, the machine will not align properly and cannot be anchored to the pedestal.

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The installer
must
have electrical
and mechanical
training
and acceptable
knowledge
in the required
work.
Safety is foremost---both
your own and that of other people.
Many
important safety instructions
are provided
in this
instruction
and your appliance.
Always read and observe
all
safety instructions.
Excessive Weight Hazard
Two or more
people may
be needed
to install and
move
the appliance
and pedestal
assembly.
Do not allow children
to play on the drawer.
Do not step on the handle.
A stacked
washer/dryer
pair should
never be mounted
on a pedestal.
NOTE:
A firm, solid floor is even more critical to a front-
loading washer than to a top-loader.
If your floor is wooden
and/or
frame construction,
you may need to reinforce
it.
Front-loaders
have substantially
faster spin speed than top-
loaders,
causing greater vibration.
If the floor is not solid,
your washer will vibrate.
NOTE:
If a drip pan must be used, take extra care to follow
the instructions
provided with the drip pan and make sure
the leveling
feet are adjusted for firm and even contact with
the pan.
Use of drip pans and failure to properly
level the
machine
may result in increased vibration and noise during
operation.
O
Level the
pedestal
on the clean
area by adjusting
the
feet.
Lock nut/__
_
Adjustable feet
NOTE:
Do not extend the legs no more than necessary
to level the pedestal.
The more the legs are extended,
the more the machines
will vibrate.
Leg
Extension
After the washer
is leveled, tighten
the lock
nuts up
toward
the base of the washer
using
the wrench.
All
four
lock nuts should
be tightened.
O
Position
the washer
or dryer
on top of the pedestal.
NOTE:
Because of the weight of the machines,
two or
more people may be needed.
NOTE:
If the washer was previously
installed, unplug it,
disconnect the inlet hoses and drain hose. Drain the
water from the hoses.
for washer
for dryer
I
PEDESTAL
INSTALLATION
O
Remove
pedestal,
installation
hardware,
and
instructions
from the shipping
carton.
O
Before installing
the pedestal,
clean
the area where
the laundry
will be located.
Make
sure the floor
is
clean and free of foreign
objects.
Dust, water,
oil,
detergent
and so on could cause
vibration
due to
bad contact
of legs with
floor.
NOTE: The legs on the washer
and dryer are not the
same, so the recesses
in the brackets on top of the
pedestal are elongated.
See the drawing above to
identify the different locations for the washer
and dryer
legs. If the legs are not in the proper locations,
the
machine will not align properly and cannot be anchored
to the pedestal.