How Do You Disconnect A Washing Machine?
Whether you’re moving, replacing or repairing your washer, knowing how to disconnect the machine is crucial. The process is simple, but you must always keep safety in mind. No matter how carefully you unhook the water and drainage hoses, water will spill out, so be sure to unplug the washing machine before you begin working. Keep a few old towels and a bowl or pan handy to catch the spilled water. Pull the washing machine away from the wall. It should be far enough away from the wall so you can reach all of the hoses and water supply valves. Unplug the washing machine. It is imperative to disconnect the washing machine from its power supply before disconnecting any of the water hoses. Locate the hot and cold valves that supply water to your washing machine. They should be located either directly behind or next to the machine. Turn both water valves to the off position by rotating them clockwise until they stop. Place a small bucket or pan on the floor behind the washer below the water
