KitchenAid Washer Before you start, Tools needed for installation Parts supplied for installation

Before you start...

Check location where washer will be installed. ProDer installation is your responsiblll$. Make sure you have everyihlng necessary for correct Installation.

Grounded electrlcal outlet is ’ /’ required. See Eleclrical requirements.

Standplpe dralnaystem: Needs a two-inch minimum diameler standpipe with mlnimum- carry-away

capacitv of c 1i gall&s per

minute. Topof , ,

StandDiDe mUSt , I

72 inches lrom bonom of washer.

Floor drain /

SEE RECESSED A&!

INSTRUCTIONS ON

BACK COVER.

Unlape and open washer lid. Remove packages and hoses from washer.

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Important: Observe all governlng codes and ordinances.

Level floor: Maximum slope

under m washer 1 inch.

Support: Entire floor must be sturdy enough to support washer weight 315 pounds.

HOI and cold waler faucets: Must be within 4 feet of the back of the washer and provide water Pressure 5-100 PSI.

Laundry tub dreln system: Needs a 9n.n*llnn 1=1ln,+ tub. Top 01 tub must

hes high and no

IIIUII -, ,,,_,, , L .,,ches from bottom of

w&her./

If a longer drain hose Is n!?eded, drain hose (Pat-l No. 388423) and hose extenslon kit (Part No.

285442) are avallable from authorlzed parts distributors

Product Damage

Do Not store or operale washer below 32°F (some water may remain In washer).

Tools needed for installation:

Parts supplied for installation:

Remove parts lrom packages. Check that 111parts were included.

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3ectrical Oequirements

Eleclrlcel Shock Hazard

- Electrlcal ground Is required on this appliance.

*If cold water plpe Is Interrupted by plastic, non-melalllc gaskets or other lnsulatlng malerlals, Do Not use for groundlng.

*Do Not ground to a gas plpe.

-Do No1 modify Ihe power supply cord plug. If It does not Ilt the outlet, have a proper outlel lnslelled bye quaillIed electrlclan.

-Do Not have a fuse In the neulral or grounding clrcult. A fuse In Ihe neulral or grounding clrcult could result In an electrlcal shock.

-Do Not use an extenslon cord wlth lhls appliance.

-Check wlth a qualllled eleclrlclan If you are In doubt as to whether the eppllance IS properly grounded.

Failure to follow these lnstructlons could result In serious InJury or death.

codes permit and a separate ,oundlng wire is used, II Is commended that a quallfled eclrlclan determlne lhat the oundlng path Is adequate.

!O-Volt. 60-H& AC-only. 15. or 20- npere fused electrical supply is quired. (Time-delay fuse or circuit eaker is recommended.) It is commended that a separate circuif Wing Only lhis appliance be provided.

Recommended grounding method

For your personal salety, thls appliance must be grounded. Thls appliance is equlpped with a power supply cord havlng a 3-prong grounding plug. To mlnlmize possible shock hazard. the cord must be plugged Into a matlng 3.prong grounding-type wall receptacle, grounded in accordance with Natlonal Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70.latest editlon and all local codes and ordinances. See Figure 1. II a mating wall receptacle is not avallable, it is the personal responsibility and obligation of Ihe customer to have a properly grounded 3- prong wall receplacle Installed by a qualified electrician.

Figure 1

Panel A