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Section 2
Installation
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This manual is designed as a guide to the 
installation and maintenance of the 18-pound 
and 25-pound capacity freestanding 
washer-extractors. 
Note: 
All information, illustrations, and 
specifications contained in this manual are 
based on the latest product information 
available at the time of printing. We 
reserve the right to make changes at 
any time without notice.
Machine Overview
The design of these machines emphasizes 
performance and long service life. The 
cylinder, shell, and main body panels are 
fabricated of stainless steel. 
These machines feature the V-Series 
microcomputer which offers preprogrammed 
cycles and programming versatility in 
the field.
The AC inverter drive control provides 
programmable motor speeds, using a single 
motor. This makes it possible to achieve 
ultra-high extract speeds.
The cylinder is supported by two deep groove, 
sealed, permanently lubricated bearings. The 
cylinder is constructed with lifters or ribs that 
lift the laundry from the bath solution when the 
cylinder rotates at slow speed and then allow it 
to tumble back into the bath. This mechanical 
action accomplishes the cleaning function. 
The cylinder is perforated, allowing the water 
to drain from within during the wash and 
extract steps.
Water enters the machine through 
electromechanical water valves, which 
are controlled by the V-computer. The 
computer also controls the supply dispenser, 
drain, and door lock, and selects water levels 
according to the programmed cycle. 
Electrical controls for the machine are housed 
in a separate enclosure located underneath the 
top cover of the machine.
The supply dispenser is located on top of the 
machine. The supply dispenser compartments 
are accessed by lifting the rubber cover. 
These compartments accept powder or liquid 
supplies. Each compartment is controlled 
independently by the V-computer, and is 
energized independently of other 
compartments. 
A door-lock system prevents opening of the 
door when water is in the machine. It also 
prevents operation of the machine when 
the door is open. The door lock system 
contains the door-lock microswitch, output 
voltage interlock magnetic switch, and the 
door unlock solenoid.