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4.Using the 6 mm Allen (Hex)
wrench, install the socket head cap screws and flat washers (see Figure 10).
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spacer in place, insert the bolt so it |
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base of | the pedestal. | The | spacer | holes in | the base of the | pedestal. |
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spacers in place before tightening | with the | pedestal. | Do not use | |||||||
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To avoid damaging the pedestal do not use a dolly to lift or move the appliance once the pedestal
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tightened only, so the appliance | For | dryers | go | directly | to step 8. | |
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Figure 12
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dCAUTION
To avoid possible injury and damage to the appliance and adjacent surfaces, all four transport bolts must be removed before using the appliance. Retain the bolts for use in any future transport (e.g. when moving).
qLoosen all four bolts before removing any of the bolts all the way from the unit.
qRemove the bottom two bolts prior to removing the top two bolts.
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