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NOTE: If local codes require
permanently connected wiring, see
“Alternate electrical connection,”
Panel F.
To convert to three-wire electrical
system, the four-wire power supply
cord must be removed and the
appliance cabinet must be
grounded according to local codes
either by using the neutral terminal
or a separate grounding wire.
(See Panel F, ‘Alternate electrical
connection;’ for detailed
instructions.)
Exhaust
reqdrements
WARNING: Potential Fire Hazard
l
Metal,
flexible duct may be used.
Do Not use non-metallic flexible
duct since it is a potential fire hazard.
l
Four-Inch Metal Exhaust Duct
is
required.
Use Duct Tape
to seal all joints.
Exhausting the dryer
outside
is recommended. If
dryer cannot be exhausted outside,
use Exhaust Deflector Kit LCK4500
available from your Whirlpool dealer.
Exhausting the dryer through the
side
of the washer/dryer requires use
of Side Exhaust Kit LCK4600. Follow
installation instructions with the kit for
proper exhaust installation.
Mobile Home Exhaust
Requirements:
see Panel F,
Alternate Exhaust Methods.
Metal Flexible Duct must be fully
extended and supported when the
dryer is in its final position. DO NOT
KINK OR CRUSH THE DUCT
Exhaust Duct
should end with an
exhaust hood to prevent exhausted
air from returning into dryer. The
outlet of the hood must be at least
12 inches form the ground or any
object that may be in the path of
exhaust.
2Yzinch outlet Exhaust Hood
should
be used with short systems only. This
outlet creates greater backward
pressure than other hood types.
Exhaust Hoods
with magnetic
latches should not be used.
Maximum length
of the exhaust
system depends upon the type of
duct used, number of elbows and
type of exhaust hood. The maximum
length for both rigid and flexible
duct is shown in chart.
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EXHAUST HOOC
I
VPE
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WARNING: Potential Fire Hazard
Exhaust Systems
longer than
specified will :
l Accumulate lint.
l Shorten the life of the dryer.
l Reduce performance - cause
longer drying times and increase
energy usage.
The back pressure in any exhaust
system used must not exceed 0.3
inches of water column. measured
with an incline manometer, at the
point that the exhaust duct connects
the dryer.
PANEL B
Now start...
1
Use a 7/ 1 &inch socket wrench
to remove two bolts holding
n
the wood pallet to the bottom
of the washer/dryer.
/ bolts
/
Remove pallet. Remove
n
parts from plastic
rear leas
l
4 legs
l
1 hose clamp
l
1 plastic strap
front legs
l
4 flat, water-hose washers
l
1 small clamp
Insert a rear leveling leg into
the hole in the rear corner.
Push the leg in until it snaps
into place. Do the same
thing with the other
leveling leg in the
other rear corner.
leg, check to see if
the other leg goes
down. Check the
other leg in the same way. (If the
legs don’t adjust, go through step 3
Find the diamond marking in the
ridges of the front legs. Start to screw
the front legs into the hole in the
triangular brace at the front corner
of the machine. A little liquid
detergent to lubricate the threads
will help. Use pliers to turn the leg all
the way to the diamond.
Because of the weight and size of
the washer/dryer, two people are
required.
corner. To
prevent damaging the
product do not remove
corner post before cutting.
Remove carton.