How to Level the Washer

Position the washer in its final location.Take special care not to pinch, strain, or crush the water and drain hoses. If you have a carpenter’s level a, you can use it to check that the washer is level. The slope beneath the washer should not exceed 1/2", and all 4 leveling feet must rest firmly on the floor.Adjust the leveling feet on the pedestal washer.Turn all 4 leveling feet in one direction to raise the washer or the other direction to lower it.Check the level again.Push or rock the top edges of the washer gently to make sure the washer does not rock. If the washer rocks, readjust the leveling feet.Tighten the locknuts bTurn the locknuts counterclockwise and tighten them when the washer is level.

Using Non-Skid Pads

If you install the washer on a slippery surface, it may move because of excessive vibration. Incorrect leveling may cause malfunction through noise and vibration. If this occurs, install the non-skid pads under the leveling feet and adjust the level.Clean the floor to attach the non-skid pads.Use a dry rag to remove and clean foreign objects or moisture. If moisture remains, the non-skid pads may slip.Adjust the level after placing the washer in the installation area.Place the adhesive side c of the non-skid pad on the floor.It is most effective to install the non-skid pads under the front leveling feet. If it is hard to place the pads under the front leveling feet, place them under the back leveling feet.This side upRemove backingRecheck the washer’s levelness.Push or rock the top edges of the washer gently to make sure the washer does not rock. If the washer rocks, level the washer again.