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Level
the
washer
1.
Tilt
washer
forward,
raising
rear
legs
25
mm
(1")
off
of
floor.
To
adjust
rear
self-leveling
legs,
gently
lower
washer
to
floor.
2.
Check
levelness
of
the
washer
by
placing
a
carpenter’s
level
on
top
of
the
washer,
first
side
to
side;
then
front
to
back.
3.
If
washer
is
not
level,
adjust
the
front
legs
up
or
down.
Make
final
check
with
level.
4.
When
washer
is
level,
use
a
wrench
to
turn
the
nuts
on
front
legs
up
tightly
against
washer
base.
If
nuts
are
not
tight
against
washer
base,
the
washer may
vibrate.
1.
Check
the
electrical
requirements.
Be sure
that
you
have
the
correct
electrical
supply
and
the
recommended
earthing
method.
2.
Check
that
all
parts
are
now
installed.
If
there
is
an
extra
part,
go
back
through
the
steps
to
see
which
step
was
skipped.
3.
Turn
on
water
taps
and
check
for
leaks.
Tighten
couplings
if
there
is
leaking.
Do
not
overtighten;
this
could
cause
damage
to
the
taps.
4.
Be
sure
you
have
all
of
your
tools.
§.
Check
that
the
shipping
strap
was
removed
from
the
back
of
the
washer
and
used
to
secure
the
drain
hose.
If
entire
strap
is
not
removed,
washer may
vibrate
and
be noisy.
6.
Plug
power
supply
cord
into
an
earthed
outlet.
NOTE:
On
some
models,
during
factory
testing,
the
timer
is
advanced
partially
into
the
cycle,
causing
the
start
button
to
be
depressed.
Allow
timer
to
advance
to
the
end
of
the
cycle.
When
the
cycle
is
complete,
the
timer
will
reset
and
the
start
button
will
return
to
the
start
position.
If
the
timer
is
not
allowed
to
advance
to
the
end
of
the
first
cycle
and
reset,
the
wash
load
will
not
be
completed.
Checklist
for
washer
operation
Check
the
following
if
the
washer
is
not
operating
properly:
.
Power
supply
cord
is
plugged
in.
.
Circuit
breaker
is
not
tripped
or
fuse
is
not
blown.
.
Timer
has
been
advanced
to
start
of
a
cycle.
.
Water
taps
are
turned
on.
.
Inlet
and
drain
hoses
are
not
kinked.
.
Washer
lid
is
closed.
.
Inlet
valve
can
freeze
if
not
protected
from
the
weather.
.
Suds
level.
Excess
suds
will
slow
the
spin
and
cause
poor
rinsing.
Operate
the
washer
through
a
complete
cycle
with
no
detergent.
Use
less
detergent
or
a
controlled
suds
type
detergent
in
future
loads.
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if
you
need
assistance:
Contact
your
authorized
Maytag®
Commercial
Laundry
distributor.
To
locate
your
authorized
Maytag®
Commercial
Laundry
distributor,
or
for
web
inquiries,
visit
www.MaytagCommercialLaundry.com.
When
you
call,
you
will
need
the
washer
model
number
and
serial
number.
Both
numbers
can
be
found
on
the
model/
serial-rating
plate
located
under
the
lid.
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Fire
Hazard
No
washer
can
completely
remove
oil.
Never
place
items
in
the
washer
that
are
dampened
with
gasoline
or
other
flammable
fluids.
Do
not
dry
anything
that
has
ever
had any
type
of
oil
on
it
(including
cooking
oils).
Doing
so
can
result
in
death,
explosion,
or
fire.
Typical
full
load
sizes
2
pillowcases
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Type
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Type
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Suggestion Suggestion
Mixed
Load
|
3
double
sheets
|
Heavy
Work
|
3
pair
pants
4
pillowcases
Clothes
3
shirts
6
pair
shorts
1
coverall
8
T-shirts
4
pair
jeans
2
shirts
1
overall
2
blouses
8
handkerchiefs
Permanent
|
2
double
or
Knits
3
blouses
Press
1
king-size
sheet
4
slacks
1
tablecloth
6
shirts
1
dress
4
tops
1
blouse
4
dresses
2
slacks
3
shirts
Moving
the
washer
to
a
new
location
@
Remove
the front
legs
from
the
base
of
the
washer.
@
Place
both
rear
leveling
legs
in
the
upper
position
and
tape
securely.
@
Apply
tape
to
the
side
and
bottom
of
the
cabinet
near
the
rear.
@
Open
washer
lid
and
wedge
a
blanket
between
the
tub
ring
and
the
cabinet
top
to
restrict
the
tub
movement.
Rear
legs
é
Fganennone
Tape
2
sides.
Front
legs
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