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4-WIRE RECEPTACLE
For a 4-wire
hook-up, the frame of a 120/240
volt
machine
must
NOT
be connected
to
neutral
terminals.
Jt MUST be connected
to the 4th wire
(green)
of the power
supply
or to the metallic
covering
of a 3-wire supply.
tf a 4-wire
receptacle
of NEMA
_o._t,c,e
type is used, a matcNng
U.L list-
ed
power
supply
cord
(pigtail)
must be used. This cord contains
four
No. 10 copper
conductors
with spade
or ring terminals
on the dryer
end.
The 4th (grounding)
conductor
must be identified
by a green cover and the neutral conductor
by a
wNte
cover.
The
cord should
have a suitable
strain
relief, and should
be a minimum
4 feet
long. The power supply cord and strain relbf are
not provided
with the dryer.
4-WIRE SYSTEM
CONNECTIONS
1. Remove
the terminal
block cover.
2. Remove
the
ground
strap
screw
from
the
terminal
block support.
Fold the ground strap
over so both ends
of the ground
strap
are
attached
to the center terminal
block post.
3. Connect
the neutral
(white) wire of the power
supply cord to the center (silver colored) terminal
of the terminal
block.
Connect
the grounding
(green)
wire of the cord to the terminal
block
support
using the ground strap screw.
3-Wire
System
with
Power
Cord Attached
Ground
Strap
4-Wire
System
with
Power
Cord
Attached
Folded
Ground
Strap
Relief
4. Connect
the other two wires of the cord to the
outer terminals
of the terminal
block.
5. Replace
the terminal
block cover.
208 VOLT OPERATION
A stacked
washer/dryer
model
is available
for
208 volt operation.
Canadian
Models
All Canadian
models are shipped
with the power
cord attached.
The dryer power cord should
be
plugged
into a 30 ampere
receptacle
and fused
through
a 30 ampere
fuse or comparable
circuit
breaker
on both sides of the line.
NOTE:
It is not permissible
to convert
a dryer in
Canada
to 208 volts.
A 208 volt model
is not
available
for Canada.
WATER SUPPLY AND DRAIN
WATER
SUPPLY
The water supply
to the washer
unit should
be
capable
of
providing
both
adequate
water
pressure
and water temperature.
The pressure
should
fall within
the range
of 20 pounds
per
square
inch
to
120 pounds
per square
inch
when the washer
is filling.
Note that this is flow
pressure
and not static
pressure.
Low water
pressure
will result in slow fill and could result in
a water valve sticking
open after a fill.
The recommended
temperature
of the hot water
as delivered
to the washer should
be 140 ° R
Warm water temperature
is a result of the mix of
the
hot
and
cold
water
supplies.
The
final
temperature
is dependent
on both the pressure
and
the
temperatures
of the
hot
and
cold
supplies.
The desired
temperature
for warm
is
between
100 ° R and 105 ° R
DRAIN
FACILITIES
The drain must be capable
of accepting
a flow
rate of approximately
20 gallons
per minute.
An
inside diameter of at least 1 1/2 inches is required.
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printed in U,S,A,
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