SAFA/ S P/N (9511

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1 SAFA/ S _y nstallaton nstructons // washer/dryer 240 volts SAVE THESE NSTRUCTONS P/N (9511

2 Before you begn. Please read these nstructons way :hrough. _ screwdrver /_ Socket _JPlers screwdrver Level all the You need these tools to nstall your Kenmore ko Laundry Center. Get them together n one place to keep track o f them. B_ Check are gong the spot to nstall where :you the Laundry Center. Proper nstallaton s your responsblty. Make sure you have everythng necessary for proper nstallaton. [_'[q_l] You wll need to meet State code/law requrements: So:me Codes keep from or lmt nstallaton of clothes dryers n resdental garages, closets, moble homes and sleepng quarters. (Check wth your local buldng nspector.) mportant: Observe all governng codes and ordnances. Locaton Sze: Must be large enough to fully open dryer door. For :recessed or closet nstallatons see Page 5 for spacng; for product dmensons see the last page of these nstructons. Support: The floor must be able to support the applance loaded weght of 500 pounds. Level Floor: Maxmum floor slcpe under Laundry Center s 1 nch. Protecton from the weather: Proper operaton of dryer cyc:es requres temperatures above 45 F. As some water remans n the washer, do not store or operate the washer below 32 F. For storage below 32 F. see Use and Care Gude for "Wnterzng." []t s the personal responsblty of the customer to ensure that gasolne, pant, thnners and other flammable materals are not used or stored near the Laundry Center. Fumes from these materals could result n fre, exploson or personal njury. [_ Never nst_rll th_ Laundry Center up aganst draperes or curtans and be sure to keep any and all tems from fallng or collectng behnd the Laundry Center. Replace all access or servce panels before operatng Laundry Center. Recommended groundng nstructons Electrcal ground s requred on ths applance, Ths applance must be grounded. n the event of malfuncton or breakdown, groundng wll reduce the rsk of electrc shock by provdng a path of least resstance for electrc current. mproper connecton of the equpment-groundng conductor can result n a rsk of electrc shock. Check wth a qualfed electrcan or servceman f you are n doubt as to whether the applance s properly grounded. Electrcal requrements 1. A.3-wre sngle phase 120/240 volt 60Hz AC only electrcal supply (or 3-wre 120/208 volt f specfed on nameplate) s requred on a separate 30 ampere crcut, fused on both sdes of the lne (tme-delay fuse or crcut breaker s recommended). Do not have a fuse n the neutral or ground crcut. 2, f a power supply cord s used, t: must be a 30 amp rated flexble type wth three open end spade lug connectors wth upturned ends or closed loop termnal connectors. A U.L. recognzed stran relef (U.L. mark on t or Sears Part No ) to ft a one nch hole must be used. When local codes permt, t must be plug_,_ed nto a matng 30 amp rece[.tacle (NEMA) type 10-30R. See l-'gure 1. 3-wre Fgure 1 receptacle (10-30R), The ;applance may be connected drec:ly to the fused dsconnect (or crcu t breaker) box thro ugh flexble arraored or nonmetallc _heathed 10 gaug_ COPPER cable. DO NOT USE ALUMNUM WRE. t s the personal responsblty and oblgaton of the customer to contact a qualfed nstaller to assure that the electrcal nstallaton s adequate and s n conformance wth the Natonal Electrcal Code and local codes and ordnances.a U.L. recognzed stran relef must be provded at each end of the power supply cable (at the applance and at the juncton box). Wre szes (10 gauge COPPER W RE ONLY) and connecton must conform wth the ratng of the applance (30 amperes), DO NOT USE AN EXTENSON CC)RD.. _h- For moble home nstallaton, the applance flame must not be connected to the neutral tez:rnnal, but must be connected to the ground cord (see Page 6, Alternate Electrcal Connecton, for detaled nstructons). Fgure 2 z.-wre receptacle (14-30R) Typcal 30 Amp receptacle use: Use where local c:odes permt flexble type supply cord (pgtal). f a 4--wre sngle phase 1:20/240 volt 60HzA(: receptacle of NEMA type 14-30R (see Fgure 2) s avalable, a matchng power supply cord (pgtal) must be ased. Ths cord contans 4 No. 10 gauge copper conductors wth spade or rng termnals on the Laundry Center end and termnatng n a NEMA type [.,lug on supply end. The fourth Page 2

3 (groundng) conductor must be dentfed by a green cover and the neutral conductor by a whte cowzr. Cord should be Dpe SRD or SRDT, wth a U.L. recognzed stran relef, and be at least 3 feet and no more than 6 feet leng. The 4-wre power supply cord and stran relef are not provded wth the Laundry Center. NOTE: Laundry Center dryers operatng on 208 volt power supply wll have longer dryng tmes than dryers operatng on 240 volt power supply. Exhaust requrements Four nch Metal Exhaust Duct s requred. (Do not use 3-nch exhaust duct.) Metal flexble duct may be used. DO NOT USE PLASTC FLEXBLE DUCT. "d] For Safety: _?_ Do not exhaust dryer nto a chmney, furnace cold ar duct, attc or crawl space, or any other duct used for ventng. Accumulated lnt could become a fre hazard or mosture could cause damage. []The exhaust system should be cleaned perodcally, at least every 18 months. Flexble duct should never be nstaeed concealed n walls, celng or floor. Use Duct Tape to seal all jonts. Exhaustng the dryer outsde s recormnended. For Moble Home" Exhaust Requrements see Page 6, Alternate Exhaust Methods, for detaled nstructons. The Fxhaust Duct should end wth an Exhaust Hood to prevent exhaus:ed ar returnng nto dryer. The outlet of the hood must be at least 12 nches from the ground or anythng else that may be n the path of the exhaust. A 2-1/2 nch outlet-exhaust Hood should be used wth short systems only. Ths outlet creates greater backward pressure than other hood types. Exhaust Hoods wth screen or magnetc latches should not be used. The Maxmum Length of the exhaust system depends upon the type of duct used, number of elbows and type of exhaust hood. The maxmum length for both rgd and flexble duct s shown n chart. EXHAUST DUCT LENGTHS (FEET): EXHAUST HOOD TYPE Number of 190 Turns :_] _,, 4" LOUVERED 2 112" PfAXP'UP LENGTH OF 4-NCH DAMETER RGD METAL DUCT 0 56' 56' 42' 1 46' 46' 36' 2 34' 34' 28' 3 32' 32' 18' PAXPUH LENGTH OF 4-NCH DAMETER FLEXBLE METAL DUCT 0 30' 30' 22' 1 22' 22' 14' 2 16' 16' ' 10' 5' Exhaust Systems longer than specfed wll: Shorten the lfe of the dryer. Reduce the performance, such as cause longer dryng tmes and ncreases the use of energy. Accumulate lnt. The Laundry Center may be exhausted four (4) ways wth rear flush nstallaton: 1. Straght back. 2. Down (8" length of 4" rgd duct andl elbow down). 3. Left (8" length of 4" rgd duct, 1 elbow down and 1 elbow left). 4. Rght (8" length of 4" rgd duct, 1 elbow down and 1 elbow rght). To exhaust 'up, add an 11" length of standard 4" dameter duct and a 90 elbow. The unt wll be postoned about 4-1/2" away from the wall (flush to wall exhaustng may be done by gong below the dryer then sdeways.) Water supply,and dran requ rements Hot and Cold water faucets wthn 4 feet of back of the Laundry Center and enough pressure-(5-100 PS) are requred... Water Heater should be set to delver 130 F. o above water to the washer for best results. To dran the Laundry Center washer, you need ether a 20-gallon laundry tub or 1-14 nch dameter standppe havng a mnmum carry-away capacty of 16 gallon:_ t:er mnute. The mnmum tub or standppe heght s 33 nches from the bottom of the washer. The maxmum tub or slandppe heght s 96 nches from lhc bottom of the washer. For nstallatons requtng a longer dran hose, have a qualfed techncan nstall a longer hose accordng; to your model number. For dran systems n the floor, nstall a sphon break kt, PN S100. Both components are avalable from Sears Parts Department. (c) (d) (e) PLEASE BEGN... (O Remove: (a) foam tub blockng pad; 0 (b) foam shppng blocks from rear of unt; tape from dryer door; foam dryer support pads; nlet hoses (some models have nlet hose s already attached to the water valve). From the back of the washer, remove the wre shppng clps securng the dran hose and power cord. On some mode, s, plastc clamps secure the dran hose to the rgh: sde of the washer backsheet. These clamps form a standppe to prevent water sphonng. DO NOT REMOVE THESE CLAMPS. Dryer Support Pads Pagc 3

4 Usng corner the posts four shppng (two oncarton each tt sde), carefully lay the Laundry Center on ts left sde aad remove the foam shppng base. Plastc Spacer Block Shppng Blocks Mechans (_ Sh"ppngBolt[h_'_' n, 1_ Shppn_ Clps Run and cold some faucets water from to flush the hot the water lnes and remove partcles that mght clog up the water valve screens. Check nlet hoses to ensure the rubber washers are nstalled n each end. (f your laundry center has the hoses attached to the water valve, proceed to step 7.) Carefully connect the nlet hoses to the water valve (on the left sde of the washer cabnet), tghten by hand, then tghten another 2/3 turn wth plers. l0 To Center make s sold sure and the level, Laundry tlt the machne fo_vard so the rear legs are offthe ground. Gently set the machne back down to allow the rear legs to self adjust. Place a level on top of the washer. Check t sde to sde, then f'oat to b_ck. Screw the front levelng legs up or down to make sure the urt s sold on all four legs (no rockng of the applance should exst). Pad -- Shppng Carton Corner Posts Hose _DO NOT CROSS THREAD OR OVERTGHTEN THESE CONNECTONS. Usng socket, theremove ratchet wth mechansm 3/8 nch shppng bolt. Remove plastc spacer block fromcenter of base usng adjustable plers. NOTE: f the Laundry Center s to be transported at a later date, the tub blockng pad, shppng bolt and plastc spacer block should be retaned. Determne s the HOT whch water water faucet faucet and carefully connect the bottom nlet hose to the HOT water faucet, tghten by hand, then tghten another 2/3 turn wth plers. Carefully connect the top nlet hose to the COLD water faucet, tghten by hand, then tghten another 2/3 turn wth plers. l l Remove securng front two access (2) screws panel to dryer cabnet. Lower pane] antl bottom tabs can be dsengaged from cabnet, remove panel, and set asde. Blockng Pad DO NOT CROSS THREAD OR OVERTGHTEN THESE CONNECTONS. Plastc Spacer _ Tub Shppng Turn the water on and check for leaks at both connectons. Acess Panel Screws 0 Return Laundry Center to uprght poston., nstall cord. 3-wre power supply a. Remove the termnal block cover located at the rear of the dryer. b. Jnstall U.L. approved stran relef (Fgure 11) n onench hole on dryer back below termnal block openng. c. Thread U.L. a]_proved 30 amp power cord through stran relef. d. Connect the center wre of the power cord to the center slver colored termnal screw of the termnal block and tghten securely. e. Connect the other wres to the outer termnals and tghten securely (Fgure 12). f. Replace the termnal block cover. _.,x. Form of the a dran "U" hose shape wth on the the hose end ponted toward the dran. On some models, a wre retaner needs to be assembled on the hose n that poston. Place the formed end n a laundry tub or a standppe and secure wth a cable te provded n the enclosure package. 0 the laundry center to ts fnal locaton. Plug the Carefully power cord move nto a grounded outlet. Page 4 Connect exhaust duct to 12 outsde ductwork. Use duct tape to seal all jonts. Do not exceed the length of duct ppe or number of elbows allowed n the Maxmum Length Chart, Page 3. nstall the exhaust duct as descrbed n Exhaust Requrements, Page 3, and refer to the drawngs below. To exhaust nsde, refer to Alternate Exhaust Methods, Page 6. CORRECT" NCORRECT NCORRECT

5 CORRECT 4z NCORR ECT Alternate nstallatons" recessed or closet area locatons. The followng are mnmum nstallaton spacngs and openngs (n nches) that you should allow. For easer nstallaton and servce, consder addtonal spacng. Mnmum nstallaton Spacng RECESS NSTALLATON A B C l El F G H NSDE XHAUST OUTSD[-" EXHAUST CLOSET D F._.LLATON A B C G H B _C tlouts ONLY EXHAUST 1 O' N 1 SQ._N. 60 Dryer _3 f When the Laundry Center s nstalled n other than the recessed and closet type of nstallaton shown, mnmum dmensons ndcated must be observed. CORRECT --NCORRECT To prevent large amounts of lnt and mos_:ure from accumulatng and to mantan dryng effcency, ths applance must be exhausted outdoors. 123 Read ng nstructons and save the and Operat- the Use and Care Gude that came: wth the Laundry Center. Washer Non-exlnausted nstallaton-only rear exhaust poston permtted. l Clean washer thetubdryer wth drum a damp and O cloth. Closet Door G D Alternate methods of se(-urng dran hose A ql) Put the bent end of the dran hose: n the tub or standppe. l_ Turn on electrcty at power source. Start washer and dryer. Fgure 3 1(_ RUN THROUGH ONE COMPLETE CYCLE ;and check for possble leaks, exhaust connectons and tub dranage. Sde Vew Cable Te 1_70 Renstall access panel. H B The securely dranwth hosethe must cable bete held so t does not come out of the, slandppe dslsrng_e. o Closet Fgure 4. Page 5

6 Fgure 5 Cable 1 -nd Secure: the hose as shown n Fgures 3 Standppe, 4 Tub, 5 n wall standppe. Wre Retaner BE SURE THE HOSE S NOT TWSTED OR KNKED AND S SECURELY N PLACE. Alternate Exhaust Methods There-_are exhaust kts A /_, avalable that allow you to Z-- L drect fltered exhaust ar nsde to conserve energy durng wnter months. You may use these devces wth the Laundry Center dryer provdng ther use does not volate natonal or local codes, and the devce does not restrct exhaust ar flow. f you use one of these kts, be aware that excessve mosture n the home can cause many problems and that you may see an ncrease n the tme requred to dry a load.also, you must mantan the kt nstallaton properly to avod excessve lnt buldup, whch can affect the dryer's performance. Alternate connecton electrcal Dsconnect power supply cord from electrc supply before makng these changes. Electrcal ground s requred on ths applance. Ths applance s manufactured wth the neutral termnal connected to the frame. A f of local a flexble-type codes permt the power use supply cord (pgtal) and: DO NOT permt connecton of the frame groundng conductor to the neutral wre of the power supply cord: a. Remove termnal block cover. b. Remove the ground wre (green) from the green ground screw and fasten under center slvercolored termnal block screw. See Fgure 8. Ground clamp attach to metal cold water ppe Ground wre Green #10 mnmu round (not suppled) screw Center slver- colored screw Green ground wre Fgure 9 Metal Water Ppe No. 4 Copper Wre Clamp *'Groun:ted cold water' ppe must have metal contnuty to electrcal ground and not be nterrupted by plastc, rubber or other electrcal nsulatng connectors (such as hoses, fttngs, washers or gaskel';, ncludng water meter or pump). Any electrcal nsulatng connector should be jumped as shown n Fgure 9 wth a length of No. 4 wre securely clamped to bare metal at both ends. B Local the usecodes of adopower NOT supply permt o cord and: Per_]t connecton of the frame groundng conductor to the neutral wre of the power supply cord: a. Remove the termnal block cover. "l_rrnnal Block t_ For ton, moble the d_r home must nstalla- have an outsde exhaust. f you exhaust the dryer through the floor and the area under your moble home s enclosed, the exhaust system must tennnate outsde the enclosed area. Extenson beyond the enclosure wll prevent lnt and mosture buldup under the moble home. See Fgure 7. Moble home nstallaton Ungrounded neutral Fgure 8 Connect separate copper ground wre from green ground screw to approved ground. C. Connect a separate copper ground wre (No. 10 mnmum) to a grounded cold water ppe* by means of a clamp and then to the frame of the applance at the green ground screw. Use Part No ground wre and clamp assembly. Do not ground to a gas supply ppe. Do not connect the power supply cord to electrc power supply untl applance s permanently grounded. Fgure 10 b, nstall U.L. approved stran relef (Fgure 11) n one nch hole on dryer back below termnal block openng. Fgure 11 Fgure 7 d. Replace termnal block cover. Page 6 c. nstall copper power supply,zable.

7 d. Connect the neutral wre of the flexble amaored or nonmetallc sheathed copper power supply cable to the center slver-colcred termnal screw of the termnal block and connect the other wres to the outer termnals. See Fgure 12. For connectng plan-end feld wre, see Fgure 15. e. Replace the termnal block cover. Green ground screw x Green ground wre Neutral Grounded neutral Fgure DO NOT pemat connecton of the frame groundng conductor to the neutral wre of the power supply cord: a. Remove termnal block cover. b nstall U.L. approved stran relef (Fgure 11) n one nch hole on dryer back below termnal block openng. c. nstall copper power supply cable. d Remove the ground wre (green) from the green ground screw and fasten under center slvercolored tennnal block screw. e. Connect the neutral wre of the power supply c_]_ to the center slver-colored termnal of the termnal block and connect the other wres to the outer termnals. See Fgure 13. For connectng plan-end wre see Fgure 15. Green Ground Green Conductor Screw Slver Telmnal Ground _qre Termnal Block Connect separate copper ground wre from external ground connector to approved ground. Ungrounded neutral Fgure 13 f. Connect a separate copper ground wre (No. 10 mnmum) to a grounded cold water ppe* by means of a clamp and then to the frame of the applance at the green ground screw. Use Part No ground wre and clamp assembly. Do not ground to a gas supply ppe. Do not connect the power supply cord to electrc power supply untl applance s permanently grounded. g. Replace the termnal block cover, *Grounded cold water ppe must have metal contnuty to electrcal ground and not be nterrupted by plastc, rubber or other electrcal nsulatng connectors (such as hoses, fttngs, washers or gaskets, ncludng water meter or pump). Any electrcal nsulatng connector should be jumped as shown n Fgure 9 wth a length of No. 4 wre securely clamped to bare metal at both ends. f connectng to a four- C wre electrcal system (moble home): 1. Remove the termnal block cover. 2. nstall U.L. approved stran relef (Fgure 11) n one nch hole on dryer back below termnal block openng. 3. nstall copper 4-wre power supply cord.. Remove the ground wre (green) from the green ground screw and fasten under center slver-colored termnal block screw. 5. Connect the ground wre (green) of the copper 4-wre power supply cord to the green ground screw.. Connect the neutral wre (whte) of the power supply cord to the center slver-colored termnal screw of the termnal block and connect the other wres to the outer termnals. See Fgure 14. For connectng plan-end feld wre, see Fgure Replace the termnal block cover. Page 7 Green Ground Screw Green Slver Termnal Green Groun:l Wre Termnal Block qed Whte Black z_-wre ungrounded Fgure 14 neutral F YOUR POWER SUPPLY CORD OR r)rect WRNG HAS PLAN WRE ENDS, SEE FGURE 15 AND FOLLOW THESE STEPS: 1. Strp outer coverng back 3 nches from the end exposng the 3 wres. 2. Strp the nsulaton back 1 nch from the end of each wre. Form the bare wre nto a U-shaped hook. 3. Loosen, do not ten'love, the center, slver-colored screw of the termnal block. 4. Slde the end of the neutral (whte or center) wre under the screw head wth the open sde of the hook on the rght. Squeeze the wre together to form a loop. 5. Tgh_:en the screw frmly. 6. Connect the remanng 2 wres to the outer screws the same way. Tghten the screws frmly. Gree Ground Wre Green Ground Wre Plan-end feld wrng Fgure 15 _utral

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