Bosch Appliances WTMC8521UC manual Check List Before Using, Dryer Step By step, Mobile Home Kit

Mobile

home

kit

ATTENTION

Check

list

before

using

part

no.WTZ

1275

the

dryer

Note:

1. Check

that

steps 1-12 have been

Please check with the Authority Having

Do not slide dryer across the floor

if

Jurisdiction

in

your

area

to

verify

if

a

gas

feet

have

been

implemented

properly.

dryer

can

be

installed

in

your mobile

heightnadjustable

2. Ensure

that

the

dryer

is connected

extended. Feet

and/or dryer base

home.

Once

that

has

been verified,

to

the

power

supply.

may be damaged if

dryer

is slid

installation

of

the

dryer shall

conform

to across floor with heightnadjustable

3. Open

the

shutoffnvalve.

the

Manufactured

Home

Construction

Partfeet extended.

4. Read

the

operating

instructions to

and

Safety

Standard,

Title

24

CFR,

understand

how

your

dryer

3280

{formerly

the

Federal

Standard

for 10. Position and

then

level

the .dryer

operates.

Mobile Home Construction and Safety,

5. Conduct

an

appliance

test:

Title 24, HUD (Part 280)}, and/or

Standard

CAN/CSAnZ240

MH.

q Check

that

the

drum is

empty.

Please

use

mobile

home

kit

number

q Close

the

dryer

door.

WTZ

1275 for

means

to

secure

the

dryer

to

the

structure.

q Switch

the

dryer

to •Extra Dry"

See

page 9 •Exhaust

Air

Connection"

and then press the Start

for the exhaust duct installation

button.

instructions.

q After

3-5

minutes

press

the

The exhaust duct must be securely

Stop

button

and

open

the door.

fastened

to a

noncombustible

portion

of the

mobile

home structure

and must

6. If

the

interior of

the

dryer

feels

not

terminate

beneath

the

mobile

warm,

the

dryer

has

been

home.

connected

properly.

An

opening to

the

outside

must

be

Switch

the

dryer

to •Off".

provided

during

installation.

Insure

that

7. If

the

dryer

does not

work,

switch

the

free

area

of

the

opening

for

the

the dryer

to

•Off".

introduction

of

outside air is not less

Look

in

the

troubleshooting

than twice the area of the dryer exhaust

outlet or use at least a 5 inch diameter

section (page 22) of the

exhaust

or

at

least

a

225squarein

OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

and

exhaust duct for the opening.

find

the

fault.

Installation

]

step by step

Preparing

to

transport

the

1. Unpack the

dryer.

dryer

]

step

by step

2.Remove all objects from the drum.

3.Check the dryer for visible damage.

4.Position the dryer near the installation location.

5.If required, have customer service change the door hinges to the left (see page 6).

6.If required, have customer service install the exhaust air outlet on the dryer (see page 8).

7.Have the gas supply connected by an qualified technician (see page 7).

8.Install exhaust duct, if necessary. Follow the installation instructions supplied by the appropriate manufacturer!

iIf space is very restricted, it is

recommended to fit the initial	parts
of the exhaust duct to the dryer
before the dryer is moved to	its
final installation location.

9.Move the dryer to its final location and align.

The dryer should be level

with

all

1.

Close

the

shutnoff valve.

2.

Rotate the program selector to

four

feet

firmly

on

the

ground.

The

dryer

must

not

wobble.

If the

dryer

•OFF".

3.

Pull

out

the

power

supply plug

is not level

or

if

it

does

wobble, the

or

feet

must be adjusted.

Adjust

the

turn

off

the

circuit

breaker.

heightnadjustable

feet

until

the

4.

Disconnect

gas

supply

dryer does not rock and

is

level,

both

frontntonback

and

5.

Disconnect the exhaust duct from

sidentonside.

6.

the exhaust air outlet on the dryer.

11. Connect

the exhaust

duct

to

the

Place

any

accessories in the

drum.

7.

Close

the

door

and

secure

with

exhaust

air

outlet

on

the

dryer.

adhesive

tape.

12. Insert

plug

into

the

wall receptacle.

8.

Screw the heightnadjustable feet of

the dryer into the housing to

prevent them from being damaged

during

transportation.

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