Before you begin installing a washing machine in the laundry room , you need to study all the features of the event and try to prevent various troubles that may arise during the installation process. Properly performed work will significantly increase the life of the equipment and protect its owners from electric shock.

The first step is to find out what troubles can arise from improper placement of the washing machine.

• High levels of humidity in a laundry room can lead to corrosion of the metal parts of the washing machine, even though they are protected by enamel or paint. The process is accelerated if the equipment is located in close proximity to other surfaces - no matter how silently the machine operates, vibrations still occur, which can lead to abrasion of the enamel and, as a result, further corrosion.
• Humidity increases the risk of electric shock. This point should not be ignored, as it determines the safety of the equipment. If light electric shocks are felt when unloading laundry, this indicates a lack of connection to the protective grounding and the occurrence of excess potential during operation. Electricity that is not properly discharged is dangerous and can cause damage to the machine's protective coating and accelerated corrosion of metal components. Also, excess potential negatively affects the operation of electronics in general.

HOW TO PREPARE A WASHING MACHINE FOR INSTALLATION?

The first step is to remove the so-called locking bolts. They are installed on all washing machines at the factory and are necessary to ensure safe transportation of products. Locking bolts secure the drum, preventing it from dangling during transportation. They must be removed before using the washing machine. To do this, using a 10-mm open-end wrench, you need to unscrew them from the body and remove the plastic bushings.