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level, screw the front legs up or
down to adjust. Make final check
with level.
When washer is level, use
wrench to turn nuts on front
legs up tightly against washer
base. If nuts are not tight
against washer base, the
washer may vibrate.
On coirroperated washers, remove
the service door of the meter case.
Lift the service door up at the back
and remove. Carefully insert coin
slide with the coin slide extension
attached into front opening and
secure with the %” mounting bolt
from inside the meter case. The coin
slide may need to be partially
pushed in to insert mechanism
in the front opening. Replace meter
case top and service door. Insert coin
vault with lock and key.
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Check that all parts are
now installed. See parts
list, Page 2. If there is an extra part,
go back through steps to see
which step was skipped.
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Turn on water faucets
W and check for leaks.
Tighten couplings if there is leaking
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Untape electrical cord
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and plug into
grounded outlet.
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Put the coin vault with lock
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and key in the meter case
opening. A larger capacity coin vault
can be installed. Use a knife to carefully
remove the paint along the seam at the
bottom of the conversion bar. Use a
blade screwdriver and a hammer to
lightly tap along the seam area. Raise
the conversion bar up to the notches in
the sides of the vault opening. Remove
the conversion bar and drawer guide.
Install new guide (found in parts bag)
and the larger coin vault.
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CHECK ELECTRICAL
REQUIREMENTS. BE SURE
YOU HAVE CORRECT ELECTRl6Ai
SUPPLY AND RECOMMENDED
GROUNDING METHOD.
Check that you have all tools that you
started with and that the shipping
strap with its 3 cotterpins and plug
was removed from the washer.
if entire strap is not removed,
washer may vibrate and be noisy.
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Check the wash cycle time. Both coin-
operated and non-coin operated
washers have timers with a 9-minute
wash in the Normal cycle. Remove the
meter case top of coin operated
washers to manually start the timer.
Remove the rear of the console to
manually operate the timer of non-
coin operated washers. Start the
washer and allow it to complete the
Normal cycle.
Rotate counter-
clockwise only
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by turning the clutch assembly
counter-clockwise until the washer
starts to fill with water.
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Non-coin operated timer cycle
information is ink stamped on the
rear of the timer. Push in on the lever
attached to the timer shaft. Reset
lever to the Normal cycle position
then pull out on lever to start washer.
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If the washer fails to start
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proper wash cycle time, the clutch
assembly of the coin operated can
be adjusted. Remove the timer from
the meter case. Adjust the clutch
assembly screw clockwise, if the
washer does not start after the coin
slide mechanism has been fully
actuated in or out. Adjust the clutch
assembly screw counterclockwise if
the wash segment of the Normal
cycle was less than 9 minutes.
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