Bosch Appliances WTZ1500P, WTZ1500S, WTZ1500C Leveling Procedure, Storing the transport bolts

qLoosen the bolts using the closed end of the 17mm wrench provided. Loosen them until they can be re^ moved freely.

qThe recessed bottom bolts may be more easily removed using a 1/2" (13 mm) socket wrench.

	Figure	14
q	Completely remove		all 4 transport		Figure 16
	bolt assemblies (bolt, washer and
	bushings) by reaching through the 8.				Follow the Installation Instructions
	open washing machine door and				that came with your appliance to
	pulling the drum slightly forward to				finish installing or reinstalling your
	loosen, then pull them out from the				appliance (i.e., hoses, vents, etc.)
	back (seeFigure	14).		9.	Slide the appliance to its final
q	If the bushings	do	not come out
	when removing the bolts, place the				location.
	bolts back into the bushings and
	carefully try again.		It is important	to

do this with the bolts, otherwise the bushings will not come out properly.

Figure 15

qInsert the covers until they snap in completely (seeFigure 15).

Storing the transport bolts

Always keep the transport bolts for fu^ ture transportation of the appliance (such as when moving out).

qStore the transport bolts with the washer and bushing attached.

Leveling Procedure

1.The appliance should now be in its final position, ready for leveling (moving the appliance after

leveling can make it unlevel again.)

Each foot of the appliance or ped^ estal must be placed firmly on the floor to prevent the appliance from wobbling.

Start with all four feet screwed in as far as possible, then back individual feet out as necessary to level the appliance.Move the feet as little as possible to help reduce vibration.

2.Use a bubble level (24" or less in

length)		to	check		the	leveling status
of the		appliance			(be	sure the	level
fits between the edges of the
appliance,			and	is	not	elevated	at
one	end		on a	ridge		on the	surface
of	the	appliance.)

q Lay the bubble level across the unit worktop to check the level from side to side and from front to back.

q A center-located bubble indicates the unit is leveled. Otherwise, repeat the leveling procedure until the unit is leveled. Tip: if the bubble is closer to one end, it indicates the high side of the unit. To level the unit, either lower the higher side or raise the lower side.

q After	leveling		the	unit	from	side
to side,		then	turn	the	level	so
that it lays on the worktop from
front	to	back	to check if it is
level	in	that	direction.

dCAUTION

To avoid risk of injuries -Take care when using the wrench.

q Loosen the lock nut (see Figure 17, item) by1 turning it clockwise. Use the wrench provided (or a 5/8" - 16mm open end wrench). When you turn the lock nut, the foot (see Figure 17, item) 2 it is locked against will turn with it. This w extend the height of the foot.

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