How Do You Hook Up A Stackable Washer & Dryer?
A stackable washer and dryer, when set into place, is an extremely heavy appliance. Hooking up the washer and dryer to water and air vents is not something you’ll want to do more than once because of the difficulty in moving the appliances. Fortunately, the hookup process is simple and can be done quickly and efficiently. Most washers and dryers operate on the 120-volt outlets supplied in most household laundry rooms. In addition, as long as your home has sufficient water pressure of 60 pounds per square inch, you can make the connections without needing to run a new pipe, or wire a single outlet. Cut the power leading to the installation area from the circuit breaker. Place the washing machine in the final installation spot and use a carpenter’s level to check that the washer is level. Adjust the feet on the bottom of the washer to make it level by turning them in place to reduce or extend the feet from the body of the machine. With help, place the dryer on top of the washer. Screw th
