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LEVELING
Leveling
Stacked
Washer/Dryer
Leveling
your
washer/dryer
properly
reduces
excess
noise
and
3.
If
washer/dryer
is
not
level,
use
a
14
mm
or
9/16"
open-
end
or
adjustable
wrench
to
turn
jam
nuts
clockwise
(as
vibration.
viewed
from
above)
on
feet
until
they
are
about
13
mm
(1/2")
AWARNI
NG
from
the
washer/dryer
cabinet.
Then
turn
the
leveling
foot
counterclockwise
to
lower
the
washer/dryer
or
clockwise
to
raise
Excessive
Weight
Hazard
the
washer/dryer.
Recheck
levelness
of
washer/dryer
and
that
all
four
feet
are
firmly
in
contact
with
the
floor.
Repeat
as
needed.
Use
two
or
more
people
to
move
and
install
washer/dryer.
HELPFUL
TIP:
You
may
want
to
prop
up
front
of
washer/dryer
Failure
to
do
so
can
result
in
back
or
other
injury.
about
102
mm
(4")
with
a
wood
block
or
similar
object
that
will
support
weight
of
washer/dryer.
1.
Remove
cardboard
from
beneath
washer/dryer.
Place
a
level
on
top
edges
of
washer/dryer,
checking
each
side
and
front.
If
not
level,
tip
washer/dryer
and
adjust
feet
up
or
down
as
shown
in
Steps
3
and
4,
repeating
as
necessary.
4,
When
washer/dryer
is
level
and
all
four
feet
are
firmly
in
contact
Suen
with
the
floor,
use
a
14
mm
or
9/16"
open-end
or
adjustable
wrench
to
turn
jam
nuts
counterclockwise
(as
viewed
from
above)
on
leveling
feet
tightly
against
washer/dryer
cabinet.
HELPFUL
TIP:
You
may
want
to
prop
washer/dryer
with
wooden
Car)
block.
Not
Level
LEVEL
Not
Level
2.
Grip
washer/dryer
from
top
and
rock
back
and
forth,
making
sure
all
four
feet
are
firmly
on
floor.
Repeat,
rocking
washer/dryer
from
side
to
side.
If
washer/dryer
rocks,
go
to
Step
3
and
adjust
leveling
feet.
If
all
four
feet
are
in
firm
contact
with
floor,
go
to
Step
4.
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