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Leveling Legs
There are four leveling legs located on the base
rails of the dishwasher.
To access the leveling legs, remove the toe kick
and insulation (on some models). To raise the
dishwasher, turn the level legs clockwise (CW).
Turning the legs counter-clockwise (CCW) will
lower the dishwasher.
If a level leg will not keep the dishwasher
level because the support rail is stripped, the
dishwasher may be repaired by using two 1/2-
inch hex-head nuts with 1/4-inch -20 thread size
as jam nuts (Part #: WR01X10044), one below
the rail, the other above the rail.
Place one nut on the leg and install the new
leg onto the dishwasher. Use the bottom nut to
level the dishwasher. When it is level, use the
remaining nut on the top to firmly secure the leg
to the base rail or frame.
2.
1.
2. Tighten top nut
to make leg
secure
1. Use bottom
nut to level the
dishwasher
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Right Door Balance System
The silver spring attaches to the rear of the
vertical leg base assembly. There is one hole
in the leg and is not adjustable. The spring
connects to a pulley cable which connects to the
hinge arm using a pulley hinge as a tensioner.
The right door balance system is comprised of a
silver spring, pulley cable, pulley hinge and hinge
arm.
Hinge
Arm
Pulley Cable
Left Door Balance System
The black spring attaches to the bottom of the
vertical leg base assembly. There is one hole
in the leg and is not adjustable. The spring
connects to a wishbone link. The left door
balance system is comprised of a black spring,
wishbone link and hinge arm.
Black Spring
The hinge system is comprised of offset legs
(part of the tub and structure system and not a
replaceable part), hinge arms, and receivers.
The hinge system allows the door to be removed
while the dishwasher remains installed.
Information on door removal can be found under
the Door section found later in this section of the
service guide.
Silver Spring
Pulley
Hinge
Hinge
Wishbone
Arm
Link
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