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Insert
new
flat
washers
(supplied)
into
each
end
of
the
inlet
hoses.
Firmly
seat
the
washers
in
the
couplings.
A.
Coupling
B.
Washer
Connect
the
inlet
hoses
to
the
washer
Connect
the
inlet
hoses
to
water
faucets
Make
sure
the
washer
drum
is
empty.
1.
Attach
a
hose
to
the
hot
water
faucet.
Screw
on
coupling
by
hand
until
it
is
seated
on
the
washer.
2.
Attach
a
hose
to
the
cold
water
faucet.
Screw
on
coupling
by
hand
until
it
is
seated
on
the
washer.
3.
Using
pliers,
tighten
the
couplings
with
an
additional
two-thirds
turn.
NOTE:
Do
not
overtighten,
use
tape,
or
sealants
on
the
valve.
Damage
to
the
valves
can
result.
Clear
water
lines
@
Run
water
through
both
faucets
and
inlet
hoses,
into
a
laundry
tub,
drainpipe,
or
bucket,
to
get
rid
of
particles
in
the
water
lines
that
might
clog
the
inlet
valve
screens.
@
Check
the
temperature
of
the
water
to
make
sure
that
the
hot
water
hose
is
connected
to
the
hot
water
faucet
and
that
the
cold
water
hose
is
connected
to
the
cold
water
faucet.
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C.
Cold
water
inlet
H.
Hot
water
inlet
1.
Attach
the
hot
water
hose
to
the
check
valve
on
washer’s
hot
(H)
water
inlet
valve.
Screw
on
coupling
by
hand
until
it
is
seated
on
the
check
valve.
2.
Attach
the
cold
water
hose
to
the
check
valve
on
washer’s
cold
(C)
water
inlet
valve.
Screw
on
coupling
by
hand
until
it
is
seated
on
the
check
valve.
3.
Using
pliers,
tighten
the
couplings
with
an
additional
two-thirds
turn.
NOTE:
Do
not
overtighten.
Damage
to
the
coupling
can
result.
4.
Turn
on
the
water
taps
completely
and
check
for
leaks.
NOTE:
Replace
inlet
hoses
after
5
years
of
use
to
reduce
the
risk
of
hose
failure.
Record
hose
installation
or
replacement
dates
on
the
hoses
for
future
reference.
Periodically
inspect
and
replace
hoses
if
bulges,
kinks,
cuts,
wear,
or
leaks
are
found.
Remove
drain
hose
from
washer
drum
1.
Use
locking
pliers,
squeeze
hose
clamp
tabs
together
and
insert
over
the
end
of
drain
hose.
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