1. Choosing the Location

• Place the machine on a flat, solid surface.

• Keep it away from direct sunlight, extreme heat, or cold.

• Leave some space around it for ventilation and hose connections (especially at the back).

2. Removing Transit Bolts

• New washing machines come with shipping bolts to secure the drum during transport.

• Follow the manual to remove these bolts and keep them (you’ll need them if you move the machine later).

• If not removed, the machine will be noisy and may get damaged.

3. Connecting the Water Inlet Hose

• Attach the hose to the machine securely.

• Place the rubber washers in the faucet connection.

• After connecting, turn on the tap and check for leaks.

4. Setting Up the Drain Hose

• Insert the drain hose into a sink, standpipe, or drain.

• The hose end should be at least 60 cm and no higher than 100 cm above the floor.

• Make sure it’s not kinked or twisted.

5. Electrical Connection

• Plug the machine into a grounded outlet.

• Avoid using extension cords.

• Ensure your electrical system is safe and stable.

6. Leveling the Machine

• Adjust the four legs of the washing machine until it is level.

• If not leveled properly, it may vibrate or “walk” during operation.

7. First Run (Empty Wash Cycle)

• Run the machine once without laundry and without detergent.

• This removes dust, residues, and factory debris.

? Summary:
Flat surface + correct hose connections + proper power supply + first empty cycle = a smooth and problem-free installation.

Flat surface + correct hose connections + proper power supply + first empty cycle = a smooth and problem-free installation.