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| Instructions |
Illustrations |
Note: Be careful
when moving the cabinet, as it could fall and injure your toes.
1. Open and hold the lid while grabbing the cabinet front opening. |
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2. Tilt the top of
the cabinet toward you by pulling on the lid and opening of the cabinet.
Using the side of your leg and/or body as a support for the front of the
cabinet, carefully walk the cabinet to the base of the washer. |
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3. Place the bottom
front flange of the cabinet under the front flange of the base.
The slots in the front (on each side flange) of the cabinet should fit
over the tabs on the front sides of the base.
Note: Be sure when tilting the cabinet that the back edge clears
the vacuum break. |
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4. Carefully lower
the cabinet so the rear slots (on each side flange) of the cabinet fit
over the tabs on the rear sides of the base.
Move the rear panel so it fits up against the rear of the cabinet. |
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5. Using one of the
clips, insert the end of the clip upward into the slot on the rear panel.
Press down on the other end of the clip until it snaps into the hole in
the top.
Do the same thing to the clip on the opposite side. |
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| 6. Reconnect the
harness plug. |
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| WARNING: Electrical
shock hazard. Do not pinch any wires. Doing so can result in death or
electrical shock. |
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| 7. Roll the console
forward and down onto the top. |
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| 8. Place the tabs
of the end caps into the slots in the top panel, and slide the console
toward the rear. |
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9. Using a phillips
screwdriver, insert the screw in each end cap and tighten.
Plug the washer back in and turn on both hot and cold water lines at the
wall shut off valve. |
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(Removing the cabinet) |
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