Installing The Washer - GE LAVEUSES GBVH5140 Owner's Manual & Installation Instructions

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Installation
Instructions
INSTALLING
THE WASHER
1. Run
some
water
fl'om
the
hot
and
cold
flmcets
to flush
the water
lines
and
remove
[)articles
that
might
clog
up
the water
valve
screens.
2. Remove
the inlet hoses fl'om the plastic bag.
3. (90 ° elbow end)
Carefifllv
connect
the inlet
hose marked
HOT
to the
outside
"H" outlet
of the
water \;flve. Tighten
by
hand,
then tighten
another
2/3 mrn with pliers.
Carefifllv
connect
the other
inlet hose to the inside
"(7'
(O
outlet
of the water wflve.
Tighten
by hand; then tighten
another
2/3 turn with
pliers. Do not crossthread
or over-tighten
these
€onllections.
4. Connect
the inlet hose ends to the HOT and COI,D
water fimcets tightly by hand,
then tighten
another
2/3
ttlFn with pliers. Turn the water on and check fin" leaks.
6,
(_refldlv
move the washer to its final location.
Genflv
rock the washer into position.
It is important
not to
damage
the rubber
leveling
legs when moving
yore"
washer to its final location.
Damaged
legs can increase
washer vibration.
It may be helI_fld to spray window
cleaner
on the floor to hel I) move your washer into its
final position.
NOTE:
To reduce
vibration,
ensure
that
all Ibm" rubber
leveling legs are firefly touching
the
floo_: Push and pull on the back right and then back
left of your washe_:
NOTE:
Do not
use the
dispenser
drawer
or door
to liti
the
washer.
NOTE:
If you are installing
into a drain pan, you can
rise a 24-inch long 2x4 to lever the washer into place.
With the washer
in its
final position,
place a
level on top of the
washer
(if the washer
is installed
trader
a
cotmter,
the washer
should
not be able to
rock).
A_!just the fl'ont
leveling
legs up or down
to ensm'e
the washer
is
resting
solid.
Turn
the lock nuts
on each leg tlI)
towards
the base
of the washer
and snug with a
wI'ench.
NOTE:
Kee I) the
leg extension
at a minimum
to
prevent
excessive
vibration.
The
ti_rther
out
the
legs are
extended,
the
more
the washer
will vibrate.
If the
floor
is not level
or is damaged,
you may
have
to extend
the
rear
leveling
legs.
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