mrb627
Well-known member
I tried this method of leveling my SQ washer last night.
Remove the rubber foot covers.
Extend each foot two complete turns.
Make sure the locking nuts a loose.
Mark the position of the two front feet on the floor with tape.
Using a digital level, level the machine side to side and front to back. Adjusting feet back up into the machine rather than extending whenever possible.
Add a damp bath towel to the drum and run a spin cycle.
Adjust feet to eliminate an vibration.
Lock all the feet with the locking nuts. (this isolates further vibration by keeping the foot from humming in its socket)
If the machine is on a hard surface like concrete or tile, the rubber feet are not neccessary. I found the machine much more stable without them. At least initially. The rubber feet added to the machine vibration by isolating it from the floor. I will run some laundry through it today to be sure that running without the rubber feet in real world conditions.
Malcolm
Remove the rubber foot covers.
Extend each foot two complete turns.
Make sure the locking nuts a loose.
Mark the position of the two front feet on the floor with tape.
Using a digital level, level the machine side to side and front to back. Adjusting feet back up into the machine rather than extending whenever possible.
Add a damp bath towel to the drum and run a spin cycle.
Adjust feet to eliminate an vibration.
Lock all the feet with the locking nuts. (this isolates further vibration by keeping the foot from humming in its socket)
If the machine is on a hard surface like concrete or tile, the rubber feet are not neccessary. I found the machine much more stable without them. At least initially. The rubber feet added to the machine vibration by isolating it from the floor. I will run some laundry through it today to be sure that running without the rubber feet in real world conditions.
Malcolm