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INSTALLING
STACKED
WASHER/DRYER
Route
Drain
Hose
Proper
routing
of
the
drain
hose
avoids
damage
to
your
floor
due
to
water
leakage.
Read
and
follow
these
instructions.
Remove
drain
hose
from
the
washer
drum
1.
Using
locking
pliers,
squeeze
hose
clamp
tabs
together
and
insert
over
the
end
of
the
drain
hose.
Secure
Drain
Hose
3.
Once
the
drain
hose
is in
place,
release
the
pliers.
4.
The
washer
drain
system
can
be
installed
using
a
floor
drain,
wall
standpipe,
floor
standpipe,
or
laundry
tub.
Laundry
tub
drain
or
standpipe
drain
Connect
the
drain
hose
form
to
the
corrugated
drain
hose.
Snap
either
end
of
the
drain
hose
form
to
the
drain
hose
at
the
point
where
the
corrugation
begins.
Bend
drain
hose
over
drain
hose
form
and
snap
into
place.
NOTE:
Hose
must
not
extend
more
than
25
mm
(1")
past
the
end
of
the
U
bend.
To
keep
drain
water
from
going
back
into
the
washer:
@
Do
not
straighten
the
drain
hose,
do
not
force
excess
drain
hose
into
standpipe.
Hose
should
be
secure,
but
loose
enough
to
provide
a
gap
for
air.
I
Do
not
lay
excess
hose
on
the
bottom
of
the
laundry
tub.
Floor
drain
You
may
need
additional
parts.
See
“Alternate
Parts.”
1.
Drape
the
power
cord
over
the
washer
top.
2.
Move
the
washer
to
its
final
location.
3.
Place
the
drain
hose
in
the
laundry
tub
or
Be
standpipe
as
shown.
4,
Secure
the
drain
hose
using
the
supplied
beaded
tie
strap.
114mm|
114mm
(4/3)
(4'2")
20
5.
lf
the
washer
faucets
and
the
drain
standpipe
are
recessed,
put
the
hooked
end
of
the
drain
hose
in
the
standpipe
as
shown.
NOTES:
@
Do
not
force
excess
drain
hose
back
into
the
rear
of
the
washer.
@
To
avoid
siphoning,
do
not
seal
the
drain
hose
into
the
standpipe.
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