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LEAVE THESE INSTRUCTIONS
WITH THE OWNER
iMPORTANT
TO iNSTALLER
REMOVE
THE DOOR FROIVl ALL DISCARDED
APPLIANCES
SUCH
AS
DRYERS
AND
COMBINATION
WASHER/DRYERS
TO AVOID
THE
DANGER
OF
A CHILD
SUFFOCATING
SHOULD
HE/SHE
CRAWL
INSIDE
AND THE
DOOR
BE SHUT.
THE APPLIANCE
MUST
NOT BE INSTALLED
OR STORED
IN AN AREA WHERE
IT WILL BE
EXPOSED
TO WATER
AND/OR
WEATHER.
U.S. MODELS
PLEASE
READ THE
FOLLOWING
INSTRUC-
TIONS
CAREFULLY
BEFORE
STARTING
TO
INSTALL
THE
DRYER.
FOR
GAS
DRYERS,
THE
INSTALLATION
MUST
CONFORM
WITH
THE
NATIONAL
FUEL
GAS
CODE
ANSI
Z223.1,
LATEST REVISION.
ANY QUESTIONS
CONCERNING
THIS SHOULD
BE REFERRED
TO THE LOCAL
GAS UTILITY.
CANADIAN
MODELS
PLEASE
READ
THE
FOLLOWING
INSTRUC-
TIONS
CAREFULLY
BEFORE
STARTING
TO
INSTALL
THE
DRYER.
FOR
GAS
DRYER
INSTALLATION,
REFER
TO
STANDARD
CAN/CGA
B149
(.1
OR
.2)
INSTALLATION
CODE.
ANY
QUESTIONS
SHOULD
BE
REFERRED
TO THE LOCAL
GAS UTILITY.
This folder contains
information
of interest
to the
owner.
After
the appliance
has been properly
instafled,
LEAVE
THESE
INSTRUCTIONS
WITH THE OWNER.
SERVICE CALLS PERFORMED
AS A RESULT OF POOR
INSTALLATION
ARE THE
RESPONSIBILITY
OF THE
INSTALLER.
printed in U,S,A,
6 3717020
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Table of Contents
Related Manuals for Maytag LSG7806ABE
Summarization of Contents
General Installation Guidelines
Installer Safety Precautions
Remove doors from discarded appliances to prevent child suffocation hazards.
Storage and Environmental Safety
Do not install or store the appliance in areas exposed to water or weather.
Model-Specific Gas Dryer Codes
Adhere to ANSI Z223.1 (US) or CAN/CGA B149 (Canada) for gas dryer installation.
Installer Responsibility for Service Calls
Poor installation results in installer responsibility for service calls.
Owner Information and Uncrating
Retaining Installation Instructions
Keep these instructions for future reference.
Uncrating the Stacked Unit
Detailed steps for safely removing the appliance from its shipping carton.
Separating Washer and Dryer
Instructions for disconnecting wiring and physically separating the washer from the dryer stand.
Washer Preparation for Installation
Steps for removing shipping materials, adjusting legs, and installing vinyl feet.
Preinstallation Considerations and Specifications
Location and Floor Requirements
Details on clearance, floor support, stability, and vibration resistance for installation.
Appliance Dimensions and Weight
Overall physical dimensions and uncrated weight of the stacked washer/dryer unit.
Washer Key Facts and Requirements
Capacity, water usage, motor, power, hose lengths, and installation requirements for the washer.
Dryer Key Facts and Requirements
Air flow, exhaust, motor, heat source, capacity, drum speed, and electrical requirements for the dryer.
Installation Location Requirements
Alcove and Closet Installation
Details clearance, air supply, and restrictions for alcove/closet installations.
Mobile Home Installation
Guidance on anchoring and exhaust for mobile home installations.
Ventilation and Airflow Management
Make-Up Air and Clearances
Ensure adequate make-up air and maintain clearances for combustion and ventilation.
Exhausting System Safety
Critical warnings against improper exhaust locations and recommendations for metal ducting.
Service Access
Access for Maintenance
Requirements for accessing the unit front and specific panel screws for servicing.
Exhaust Ductwork Limitations
Rigid Ductwork Length
Maximum allowable length for rigid metal ductwork, including elbow and hood equivalents.
Flexible Ductwork Length
Maximum allowable length for flexible metal ductwork, considering bends and hoods.
Direct Exhaust Installation
Through-the-Wall Exhaust
Method for routing exhaust directly through an outside wall.
Side or Downward Exhaust
Techniques for side or downward exhaust, including wall modification.
Duct Joint Assembly
Guidelines for connecting ductwork joints, emphasizing secure and taped connections.
Electrical Requirements and Grounding
Safety Warnings for Wiring
Adherence to local codes and electrical standards for wiring and grounding.
Gas Dryer Electrical Supply
Requirements for gas dryer electrical supply, including circuit protection and cord type.
Grounding Mandate
Electrical grounding is required for this appliance to reduce shock risk.
Grounding Instructions
Proper grounding methods using the equipment-grounding conductor and plug.
Grounding Procedures and Electric Dryer Connections
Additional Grounding Procedure
Optional grounding kit installation for enhanced safety where permitted by code.
Electric Dryer Grounding (US)
Connecting electric dryers to a grounded wiring system or conductor.
Electric Dryer Power Connection
Connecting the dryer's power supply cord to the terminal block with proper wiring.
Ground Fault Interrupter (GFI)
Procedure for connecting a dryer protected by a Ground Fault Interrupter.
Wiring Systems and Water Supply
4-Wire Receptacle Hook-up
Instructions for connecting to a 4-wire receptacle using a power supply cord.
3-Wire vs. 4-Wire System
Diagrams and connection details for both 3-wire and 4-wire electrical systems.
208 Volt Operation
Information regarding the availability and specifications for 208 volt operation.
Canadian Model Power Cord
Canadian models come with power cords attached; specific circuit requirements apply.
Washer Water Supply Requirements
Details on required water pressure and temperature for the washer.
Drain Facilities Requirements
Specifications for the drain's flow rate capacity and minimum inside diameter.
Gas Connection and Ignition
Standpipe and Drain Hose Routing
Recommendations for standpipe height and drain hose securing methods.
Gas Dryer Conversion
Instructions and considerations for converting gas dryers between Natural and LP gas.
Gas Supply Line Connection
Requirements for the gas supply line size and routing to avoid interference.
Gas Leak Detection
Procedures for checking gas connections for leaks using soap solution; avoid open flames.
Gas Ignition System
Description of the dryer's automatic ignition system for the main burner.
Final Installation Steps
Dryer Unit and Stand Installation
Steps for positioning and connecting the dryer unit and stand.
Connecting Gas and Electric Supply
Guidance for connecting the gas line (gas models) and power cord (electric models).
Making Exhaust Connections
Instructions for lining up and connecting the exhaust vent.
Adjusting and Leveling
Final adjustments to level the stand and dryer, tightening lock nuts.
Washer Unit Installation
Removing Washer Shipping Pads
Remove top cover shipping pads taped to the washer top.
Washer Tub Block and Hoses
Remove fill hoses and leave tub block in place until installation is complete.
Washer Rear Leg Adjustment
Run washer rear legs into brackets and lock with nuts; install vinyl feet.
Positioning the Washer
Move the washer into position in front of the dryer and stand, avoiding floor damage.
Installing Inlet Hoses
Connect inlet hoses to faucets, identify hot water, and install screens/washers.
Connecting Washer Utilities
Attaching Inlet Hoses
Attach inlet hoses to HOT and COLD faucets and washer connections, ensuring correct identification.
Checking for Leaks
Turn on faucets and check for leaks at faucets and machine connections.
Installing Drain Hose
Place the drain hose in the drain facility and secure it to prevent dislodging.
Connecting Control Cables
Connect the control cables from the dryer and washer to electrically mate them.
Final Washer and Dryer Checks
Connecting Dryer Power Cord
Connect the dryer power cord to the appropriate voltage outlet (120V gas, 240V electric).
Sliding Washer into Stand
Slide washer back into stand, ensuring tabs engage; adjust and level front legs.
Washer Leveling and Security
Ensure washer is solid, level, and all leveling leg lock nuts are tightened.
Removing Final Packing Materials
Remove tub block ring and all instruction packages from the washer and dryer.
Dryer Installation Checklist
Verify all steps for dryer installation are completed, including grounding and exhaust.
Washer Installation Checklist
Verify all steps for washer installation are completed, including leveling and water connections.
Washer Installation Accessory Kits
Grounding Kit
Contains ground wire, clamp, ground screw, and washer for grounding.
Drain Hose Extension
Extends drain hose for facilities higher than 1.2 m (4 ft.).
Siphon Break
Used for air-tight drain connections, especially for floor drain facilities.
Small Diameter Standpipe Drain Hose
For use when standpipe diameter is too small for the drain hose.
Non-Slip Disc
Designed for use on painted or sloped floors.
Carpet Installation Disc
Intended for use on carpeted floors.
Additional Information
Odd Cycle Operation
Information on operation on 60 Hz electrical service and limitations for 50 Hz.
Lubrication Requirements
No routine lubrication is required; contact authorized servicer if needed.
Appliance Finish Care
Tips for cleaning and waxing to protect cabinetry finishes, including porcelain tops.
Water Damage from Flooding
Procedure to follow if the appliance is exposed to water from flooding.
Replacement Parts
Contact dealer or Maytag for replacement parts and service manuals.
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