How Do You Level A Washing Machine In A Drip Pan?
Drip pans are used with washing machines to contain any leaks that may occur, as well as smaller quantities of water that can seep out of a washer over time. The pans are commonly used when a washing machine is installed above ground level, such as a second floor laundry room, or any location other than a slab cement basement where a leak could cause property damage. Leveling a washing machine helps the appliance operate normally, with minimal rattle and hum, which can also prolong the life of the appliance by preventing it from “dancing” across the floor. Unplug the washing machine from the electrical outlet while making level adjustments. Rock the washing machine gently left to right, front to back, to determine where the appliance needs to be leveled. If the machine is steady on three of the round legs underneath, but tilts toward the fourth leg, then that is the leg in need of adjustment. If the machine is steady on the two rear legs, the two front or on the sides, the legs on the
