Question:

How to level the dryer's pedestal?

Answer:

To level the pedestal for your dryer, follow these steps:

Ensure all bolts connecting the dryer and pedestal are securely fastened using a 11/16" socket wrench.

Check if the bolts are tight enough. If not, continue tightening until there is no further movement (excessive vibration may occur if bolts are loose).

Loosen the lock nut by turning it clockwise.

Adjust the pedestal legs manually to level the pedestal.

Tighten the lock nut against the bottom plate by turning it counterclockwise to secure the adjustments.

For best results, place the pedestal legs on the middle of the panel, avoiding seams.

Terms:

Pedestal - A raised platform designed to elevate the height of your dryer.

Fasten - To securely join two objects together, typically using a mechanical device like bolts.

Socket wrench - A tool used to tighten or loosen bolts and nuts.

Vibration - Rapid oscillation or shaking experienced by the dryer during operation.

Lock nut - A nut that is held in place by a serrated or threaded portion, preventing it from coming loose due to vibrations.

Counterclockwise - The direction in which an object rotates or moves opposite to the motion of a clock's hands.

Panel - A flat, rigid surface on which the pedestal legs are placed.