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The stabilizer assembly allows the base
assembly to rest solidly and firmly
against the floor, even if the floor is
unlevel. The solidity of the base to the
floor keeps the washer from rocking back
and forth or
II
wa lking
ll
during
operation.
As the name implies, the stabilizer only
stabilizes the unit; it does not level it.
Any leveling that is required must be
done with the front adjusting (leveling)
legs.
In rare cases where the floor is so uneven
that it is beyond the stabilizing limit ofthe
assembly (+ or - 5/8
11
),
it may be neces-
sary to remove the stabilizer assembly
and install two (2) rear adjustable feet.
Two (2) threaded holes have been pro-
vided in the rear corners of the base for
this situation.
Removing the Stabilizer Assembly:
1. Disconnect the unit from the power
source.
2. Remove the access panel from the
cabinet rear.
3. Tip or lay washer down and remove
the screws from the underside of
the base that attaches the stabilizer
assembly to the base.
4. Remove the stabilizer assembly
through the rear access panel.
5. To disassemble the stabilizer assem-
bly after removal, drive the two (2)
foot pins out of the feet and brack-
ets.
NOTE:
In order for the stabilizer assem-
bly
to
operate properly, a thin coating of
grease must be applied over the entire
length of the four (4) pin guides as well
as the foot holes in the bracket. (See
the stabilizing assembly figure on page
3-8.)
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SECTION 3. CABINET ASSEMBLY COMPONENTS
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1996 Maytag Corporation
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