The General Electric WH02X29999 Washer Short Shipping Bolt is used to hold the front-loading washing machine during shipment to avoid any internal damage and function in a way that holds the drum in position so that the suspension system is not compromised and the tub does not shift when the container is in transit. Using bolts also prevents from safeguarding against vibrations and shocks that are likely to occur during moving.
Step 1: Prior to starting, it should ensure that the appliance's power is switched off. After that, the appliance should be disconnected from the outlet to guarantee it is entirely devoid of power.
Step 2: The subsequent action involves identifying the GE WH02X29999 Short Shipping Bolt that is securing the inner basket to the outer drum. This bolt is located on the exterior of the outer drum and might be obscured by a panel.
Step 3: After the panel has been taken off, a Phillips screwdriver should be employed to gently detach the two screws that are securing the bolts.
Step 4: Once the screws are taken out, a large flathead screwdriver should be utilized to loosen the bolt.
Step 5: If necessary, a small amount of oil or WD-40 might be applied to assist in loosening the bolt.
Step 6: Then, the old bolt should be extracted and substituted with the new GE WH02X29999 Short Shipping Bolt.
Step 7: The Phillips screwdriver should be used to reinstall the two screws that were previously removed.
Step 8: The panel should be carefully repositioned over the bolt, ensuring that all screws are aligned properly.
Step 9: Lastly, power should be restored to the appliance and it should be plugged in to finalize the installation.
Please be aware that these instructions are serving as general assistance and should always be utilized alongside the manufacturer's manual, if it is accessible.
