Staber Industries HXW2304 User manual

STABER CLOTHES WASHER
Operator’s Manual
Installation/Operation/Maintenance/Parts
Part Number 818235
Printed in USA
HXW2304
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We are pleased that you have selected a Staber clothes washer as one of
your appliances. Your clothes will be washed using a tumble action inner
tub. Please register your new Staber washer on our Internet web site,
www.staber.com.
An average of sixteen gallons of water per cycle moves through your clothes
to clean them, therefore less water and detergent is used than in agitator
washers. Your clothes spin at approximately 700-750 RPM during the spin
cycle, removing most of the water to reduce drying time.
You will receive many years of service with the durable stainless steel inner
and outer tubs. You will enjoy economic, environmental, and energy
savings. All parts of the Staber washer are completely recyclable.
To get the best performance from this clothes washer, operate and maintain
it according to the instructions in this manual.
Note the importance of safety. You and anyone else using or maintaining
this clothes washer are strongly urged to read this manual, especially all the
safety instructions.
WARNING and CAUTION, used with the triangular safety alert symbol,
highlight safety messages. Always read and understand these messages
because they relate to personal injury and your safety.
IMPORTANT messages refer to mechanical information and the possibility
of damaging a part or parts of the clothes washer.
NOTE identifies general information worthy of special attention.
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FORWARD
CONTENTS
Important Safety Instructions
Warranty
Installation Instructions
Benefits and Washing Instructions for the Staber Washer
Operation
Maintenance
Troubleshooting Guide
Parts
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Model, Series and Serial numbers are used to identify your new Staber
clothes washer. These numbers should always be referred to when
consulting the Customer Assistance Center concerning service, parts, or
other information you may require.
For your convenience and ready reference, enter Model, Series, and Serial
numbers below.
This safety alert symbol means CAUTION or WARNING – “personal safety instruction.” Read and
understand the instruction because it has to do with safety. Failure to comply with the instruction
may result in personal injury.
Improper use or maintenance of clothes washer can result in injury. To reduce potential for
injury, comply with the following safety instructions.
WARNING –To reduce the risk of fire, electric shock, or injury to persons when using this appliance,
follow basic precautions, including the following:
1Read all instructions before using the appliance.
2Do not wash articles that have been previously cleaned in, washed in, soaked in, or
spotted with gasoline, dry-cleaning solvents, or other flammable or explosive substances
as they give off vapors that could ignite or explode.
3Do not add gasoline, dry cleaning solvents, or other flammable or explosive substances
to the wash water. These substances give off vapors that could ignite or explode.
4Under certain conditions, hydrogen gas may be produced in a hot water system that has
not been used for two weeks or more. HYDROGEN GAS IS EXPLOSIVE If the hot water
system has not been used for such a period, before using this washing machine, turn on all
hot water faucets and let the water flow from each for several minutes. This will release any
accumulated hydrogen gas. Since the gas is flammable, do not smoke or use an open
flame during this time.
5Do not let children play on or around the appliance. Close supervision is necessary when
the appliance is used near children.
6Before the appliance is removed from service or discarded, remove the top lid assembly.
7Do not reach into the appliance if the clothes basket is moving.
8Do not install or store this appliance where it will be exposed to the weather.
9Do not tamper with any controls.
10Do not repair or replace any part of the appliance or attempt any servicing until contacting
customer service, unless specifically recommended in the user-maintenance instructions
or in published user-repair instructions that you understand and have the skills to carry out.
Model number.
Series number.
Serial number.
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

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This appliance must be grounded. In the event of malfunction or breakdown,
grounding will reduce the risk of electric shock by providing a path of least
resistance for electric current. This appliance is equipped with a cord having
an equipment grounding conductor and a grounding plug. The plug must
be plugged into an appropriate outlet that is properly installed and grounded
in accordance with all local codes and ordinances .
WARNING – Improper connection of the equipment grounding conductor
can result in the risk of electric shock. Check with a qualified electrician or
service person if you are in doubt as to whether the appliance is properly
grounded. Do not modify the plug provided with the appliance. If it will not
fit the outlet, have a proper outlet installed by a qualified electrician.
STABER INDUSTRIES DOES NOT ASSUME ANY RESPONSIBILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so this exclusion may not apply to you.
This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may have other rights which may vary from state to state.
If you need service, first see the "Troubleshooting Guide" section of the Operator's manual. After checking the "Troubleshooting Guide",
additional help can be found by calling our Customer Assistance Center telephone number 1-614-548-0098.
All warranty parts must be returned to the factory freight prepaid.
IMPORTANT GROUNDING INSTRUCTIONS
Length of warranty
ONE YEAR FULL WARRANTY
FROM DATE OF PURCHASE
FIVE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
ONE YEAR FULL PLUS SECOND THROUGH
FIFTH YEAR LIMITED
FROM DATE OF PURCHASE
TWENTY-FIVE YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY
FROM DATE OF PURCHASE
Staber Industries will pay for:
Replacement parts and/or repair labor with
prior written authorization to correct
defects in materials or workmanship.
Replacement parts for the Bearing Assembly
& Suspension System if defective in materials
or workmanship.
Replacement parts for the outer tub
module if the tub develops a water leak
caused by rust through as a result of
defective materials or workmanship.
Staber Industries will not pay for:
AService calls to:
1Correct the installation of the
washer.
2Instruct you how to use the
washer.
3Correct wiring, correct
plumbing or replace house
fuses.
BLabor charges when washer is used in
other than normal home use.
CLabor charges for other than normal
grid power usage.
DDamage resulting from accident,
alteration, misuse, abuse,
improper installation or
installation not in accordance
with local electrical and
plumbing codes.
EAny labor costs during the
limited warranty.
FShipping charges for warranty parts or
labor for units operated
outside the Continental United States.
GPickup and delivery. This product
is designed to be repaired in
the home.
HRepairs to parts or systems
caused by unauthorized
modifications made to the
appliance.
WARRANTY

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CAUTION: Use great care when loading, unloading or working around
clothes basket with top lid raised. DO NOT allow any items to fall between
inner and outer tubs. If this should occur DO NOT START WASHER. The
item must be removed from the tub or damage to the clothes basket or
water system may occur. If the item cannot be removed by rotating the
clothes basket, we recommend removing the item though the sump hose.
Refer to maintenance procedures for details.
Uncrate clothes washer using care not to scratch or damage surface of washer.
IMPORTANT: When lifting or moving clothes washer, always do so from
left and/or right side of washer. Lifting or moving from the front or back
may damage clothes washer.
Lift clothes washer straight up off bottom of shipping container and
remove styrofoam shipping block. Unpack clothes basket and accessories.
NOTE: We recommend that all shipping materials be either retained for
later use in moving the clothes washer or recycled through a local solid
waste management agency.
The water fill hoses are pre-attached to the water inlet valve on the rear of
the washer and should not be removed during installation.
Place clothes washer in position taking care to move clothes washer by
moving only from either side.
Level clothes washer side-to-side and front-to-back. DO NOT level washer
with front higher than back, damage to internal parts can result.
Place a bubble level on top of clothes washer with lid open. Loosen
locknuts on leveling legs and level washer. Keep leveling legs as close to
washer frame as possible.There should be an equal amount of weight on
all four legs.
After washer is level, secure legs by rotating locknuts up against washer
frame. Locate the four foot pads and install one on each leveling leg.
Recheck level of clothes washer and adjust as necessary.
Remove all but the lowest drain hose shipping ties from back of washer.
Form a 'gooseneck' in free end of hose, place end in standpipe and secure.
Attach free end of each fill hose to appropriate water supply, top hose to
hot water supply and bottom hose to cold water supply. Turn water on
and check for leaks.
Plug power supply cord into grounded 120V60Hz electrical receptacle only.
WARNING: Do not use adapter plug, extension cord, or remove
grounding prong from power supply cord. Do not modify plug provided
with this clothes washer. If it will not fit a properly grounded outlet, have a
properly grounded outlet installed by a qualified electrician. Electrical
current can cause fire and serious bodily harm.
INSTALLATION
Grounding type
wall receptacle

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1Washes more clothes per load than a traditional agitator washer
and saves on drying time with superior moisture extraction.
2. Gentle wash action ensures less wear and tear on clothes (clothes last longer).
3. Conserves water, energy, and money spent on laundry products.
TO WASH CLOTHES, FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS
STEP 1 After raising top outer lid, open access doors to clothes basket. Using
both hands, one on each door, firmly depress safety latch on left
door to release latching hook; slowly allow the doors to spring open.
STEP 2 Load tub with clothes--tub can be lightly packed without affecting
wash performance.
STEP 3 Add measured amount of detergent/bleach/softener as follows:
IMPORTANT: Use an average of only one ounce of detergent,
bleach, or fabric softener. Using more detergent than
recommended decreases the cleaning effectiveness, can cause
suds or water to overflow and may damage the washer. If using a
water softener, less detergent may be required.
PREWASH CYCLE
Pour 1 OUNCE each, of low sudsing detergent, bleach (if
desired) and fabric softener (if desired) into designated reservoirs,
adding up to one additional OUNCE of detergent to the reservoir
marked "pre-wash."
NORMAL WASH CYCLE
Pour 1 OUNCE each, of low sudsing detergent, bleach (if
desired), and fabric softener (if desired) into designated reservoirs.
If using powdered detergent, pour NOT MORE THAN
2 OUNCES over clothes.
STEP 4 Using both hands, close inner access doors ensuring that left door
“latching hook” securely engages right side “louver”. Close top lid.
STEP 5 Set temperature, water level, and wash cycle selection switches.
Push timer knob in, rotate to desired start position, pull timer knob
out. The red light will come on to indicate power to the washer
and agitation will start. The green “lid locked” light only lights
during spin portions of the cycle. To gain access to clothes after
washer has started to agitate, wait for washer to stop agitating,
then open lid. If the lid is opened while washer is agitating the
loading doors may not be at the top.
Caution –DO NOT attempt to raise the top lid when the lid locked
lamp is lit. To gain access to clothes tub after washer has started to
spin, push timer knob in. Lid locked lamp will go out within two
minutes and top lid may then be opened.
BENEFITS OF STABER WASHER

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STEP 4 STEP 5 CAUTION
FOUR THINGS THAT AFFECT THE CLEANLINESS OF YOUR CLOTHES
1. The amount of Agitation: Equipped with a patented inner and outer tub,
the Staber washer is designed to increase the agitation rate
allowing for minimal use of chemicals, heat and time per wash load.
2. The amount of Detergent used: The increased agitation performance
eliminates the need for excess detergent, leaving your clothes smelling
less like perfume and more like natural woven fabrics.
Note: Using too much detergent will cause oversudsing and create a
'whiteout' condition. This prevents all agitation and will cause poor wash
performance. Using more detergent does not mean cleaner clothes!
3. The amount of Heat used: Use hot water for white loads and use warm
or cold water for other colors. The wash temperature can be increased
to allow for more energy to break down the unwanted particles on your
clothes.
4. The amount of Time washed: By using the pre-wash cycle with
detergent, the Staber washer allows for more time to break down
unwanted dirt particles, getting your clothes cleaner in one wash load.
The Staber washer is designed to eliminate the need to increase
the above mentioned items while ensuring the maximum cleaning per
wash cycle.
STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

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CONTROLS
Temperature Controls temperature of wash water only. Clothes washer is
designed to use cold water for rinses.
Water level Controls amount of water entering clothes washer during
each fill. Use High setting for all normal loads containing a fully or loosely
packed tub. Use Low setting for loads containing only a few garments.
Wash cycle Controls agitation speed, agitation duty cycle and spin speed.
Use Normal setting for most fabrics; it has the fastest spin speed. Perm
and Delicate settings have the slower spin speeds. Use Perm setting for
cottons and blends with a No-Iron fabric. Use Delicate setting for delicate
and knit items.
Timer Controls selection of pre-wash cycle and length of wash cycle.
Power lamp ON indicates that power is being applied to electronics to
start clothes washer.
Lid locked lamp ON indicates that lid lock has locked and spin cycle can
begin. OFF indicates that lid lock has released and top lid may be safely
opened. DO NOT attempt to open lid while this lamp is ON.
LIQUID DISPENSING SYSTEM
All holding reservoirs will retain a maximum of 2 ounces of liquid solution.
Flow through reservoir serves as a funnel to dispense a pre-measured
amount of low sudsing liquid detergent or bleach into wash tub without
pouring solution directly onto clothes in tub.
Recommended amount of low sudsing liquid detergent, bleach, or fabric
softener to use for normal wash loads is 1 ounce. For Low water level
setting, use 1/2 ounce.
Use a water-like concentration liquid fabric softener. Using a thick
concentrate softener can clog reservoir outlet. If clogging occurs, flush
reservoir with clean water.
OPERATION
PRESSHERE
LEFT HAND HERE
RIGHTHAND HERE
BLEACH
SOFTENER
USEBOTH HANDSTO OPEN&CLOSETUB
USE LIQUIDONLY
DETERGENT
DISPENSER

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MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
REMOVE FRONT PANEL
1Disconnect the appliance from the power source.
2Remove the four 5/16 headed screws located at the bottom of the front panel.
3After the screws have been removed, grasp the panel on both sides
and pull forward.
Allow the panel to drop free of the top assembly and set aside.
INSTALL FRONT PANEL
1Locate left and right side of front panel over guide pins on cabinet.
2While applying upward pressure, use a 5/16 nut driver and screw the
four 5/16 headed screws back in the bottom of the front panel.
HOW TO RAISE TOP ASSEMBLY
1Remove front panel.
2Remove the two 5/16-headed screws located at the upper left and
right corner of the edge of the cabinet. These two screws will allow
access to the interior of the machine. Set these two screws aside
separate from the other four screws because they may be different on
your machine.
3Lift up on the front of the top until the two front clips have cleared the
edge of the cabinet. Note: Secure the lid to the top panel with a piece
of tape or some other means. Once the top is raised vertically, the lid
might open and fall backwards. This could damage the lid or cause it
to become detached from the top.
4Pull the plastic top assembly towards you an inch to free up the
hinges on the back. Then lift the top until you can gain access to the
rear wall of the cabinet. Note: Again, secure the top so it will remain
open while you are working in this area. If the top is not secured, it
could fall closed while you are working in this area.
ACCESSING THE MOTOR CONTROL BOARD
1First unplug the machine from its power source.
2Remove front panel
3Raise top assembly
4The motor control board is now accessible. The location of the board
is on the rear upper right corner of the cabinet.

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REPLACE DRIVE BELT
1Remove the front panel as directed under "REMOVE FRONT PANEL".
2Remove belt and inspect pulleys for wear and tightness.
3Install new belt on pulleys, check belt tension and adjust as necessary.
Install front panel on clothes washer as directed under "INSTALL
FRONT PANEL" and plug power cord into electrical receptacle.
REPLACE PUMP
1Remove the front panel as directed under "REMOVE FRONT PANEL".
2Remove sump and drain hoses from pump (with pliers) using a pan to
catch any trapped water.
3Remove wires from pump.
4Remove two bolts from pump and remove pump from clothes
washer.
5Install wires on new pump, install pump on clothes washer, reconnect
sump and drain hoses on pump and reinstall front panel as directed
under "INSTALL FRONT PANEL". Plug power cord into electrical
receptacle.
REPLACE DRIVE MOTOR
1Remove the front panel as directed under "REMOVE FRONT PANEL".
2Remove belt adjustment bolt and drive belt from motor.
3Remove clip and washer from pivot shaft. Slide shaft to rear far enough
to allow motor to come off shaft.
4Note position of wiring plugs on motor and remove plugs from motor.
5Install wiring plugs on new motor as noted, position motor on shaft, slide
shaft into position and secure with washer and clip. Install drive belt
adjustment bolt on motor. Install drive belt, adjust belt tension and
tighten adjustment bolt. Install front panel on clothes washer as directed
under "INSTALL FRONT PANEL" and plug power cord into electrical receptacle.
REPLACE TIMER
1Disconnect the appliance from the power source.
2Remove the six screws that hold the control panel to the top.
3Allow the control panel to slide down, pull the top of the control panel out
and lift up.
4Lay the control panel face down on the top while removing the timer.
5To release the setting knob pull out on the black shaft extending through the
timer. Pull off indicator dial.
6Remove the timer wire harness connection. Lift up locking tap and pull out
on the harness until the connector is free from the timer.
7Note the position of the timer. The replacement will be reinstalled in the
same position.
8Remove the 5/16 headed screw that holds the timer to the control panel.
9Lift up on timer locking tap labeled "1" and slide the complete timer to
the left and remove. Install the new timer in reverse sequence.
10 Install timer mounting screw.
11 Reinstall the wire connection. Once the timer connection is fully seated,
you will hear a slight click. This indicates that the locking tab is locked.
12 Replace the timer indicator dial. There is a flat on the inside of the
indicator that will match the flat on the timer plastic shaft. This will
align the indicator dial on the timer.
13 Install knob on timer and push black shaft extending through timer
until flush with rear of timer housing.
Replpump R1
PUMP
SUMP HOSE
DRAIN HOSE

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14 Reinstall control panel to housing. Insert bottom of control panel into
housing first. Then slide the panel into place and secure with six
philips head screws.
NOTE: Do not over tighten the screws or you will strip the holes and
the screws will not hold.
15 Plug machine into the 120 vac power supply.
REPLACE TEMPERATURE, WATER LEVEL AND WASH CYCLE SWITCHES
1Disconnect the appliance from the power source.
2Remove the six screws that hold the control panel to the top.
3Allow the control panel to slide down, pull the top of the control panel
out and lift up.
4Lay the control panel face down on the top.
5Pull knob off switch to be replaced. Unscrew attaching nut from
switch and remove switch from front control panel. Note on a piece of
paper, position and color of electrical wires on switch. Remove wires
from switch.
6Install wires on new switch as noted. Install switch on control panel
using nut. Reinstall control panel by reversing procedures above.
Install knob on switch and plug in power cord.

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REPLACE PRESSURE SWITCH
1Disconnect the appliance from the power source.
2Remove the six philips head screws that hold the control panel to the top.
3Allow the control panel to slide down, pull the top of the control panel
out and lift up.
4Lay the control panel face down on the top.
5Pull up on the pressure switch that is fastened to the bottom of the
control housing.
6Remove the connectors from the switch.
7To install a new switch, reverse the above procedures.
8Plug power cord into electrical receptacle.
REPLACE WATER VALVE
1Disconnect the appliance from the power source.
2Shut off the hot and cold water supply.
3Remove the six screws that hold the control panel to the top.
4Allow the control panel to slide down, pull the top of the control panel
out and lift up.
5Lay the control panel face down on the top.
6Using a 5/16 nut driver, remove the water valve hold down nut
located between the two electrical coils on the valve. Lift the water
valve from the control panel.
7Note on a piece of paper, position and color of electrical wires on the
water valve. Remove the wires from the valve.
8Remove the two inlet hoses from the water valve.
9Remove the outlet hose from the water valve.
10 Install a the new water valve on the clothes washer by reversing the
above procedures.
11 Turn on both water supplies. Check for water leaks.
12 Plug the power cord into electrical receptacle.
REPLACE LID LOCK SWITCH
1Remove the front panel as directed under "REMOVE FRONT PANEL".
2Remove two screws from lid lock switch bracket and remove switch
from clothes washer.
3Note on a piece of paper, position of wiring plug on switch. Remove
plug from switch.
4Install plug on new switch as noted and install switch on clothes
washer. Reinstall front cover as directed under "INSTALL FRONT PANEL"
and plug power cord into electrical receptacle.

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PROBLEM
Power On light does not illuminate when
timer knob is pulled out.
Lid locked light does not illuminate during
spin cycle.
Water does not enter the clothes washer.
Water flows continuously.
Washer does not agitate.
CAUSE
Clothes washer not plugged in.
Electrical outlet does not have AC power.
Light is burned out.
Lid is not fully closed.
Microprocessor did not properly boot up.
Lid lock assembly has failed.
Motor control circuit board defective.
Water on circuit board.
Polarity is incorrect at receptacle.
Low voltage on inverter system
Light has burned out
Water supply turned off.
Screens in water inlet valve are plugged.
Water valve has failed.
Pressure switch has failed.
Water level switch has failed.
Water level switch hung up between high
and low.
Drain hose is not in stand pipe.
Pressure switch has failed.
Water level switch has failed.
Pressure switch tube is disconnected from
pressure switch.
Plugged pressure switch tube.
Motor control board has failed.
Motor has failed.
Drive belt has broken or come off the pulley.
J1 connector on motor control board is not
making contact.
Washer plugged into “Green Plug.”
Poor connection on timer plug.
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Plug power cord into properly grounded
receptacle.
Check fuse or circuit breaker.
Replace light.
Close lid completely.
Reset microprocessor, unplug machine for a
minimum of 30 seconds and plug back in.
Replace lid lock assembly.
Check inputs to circuit board.
Dry board.
Call electrician and correct.
Take inverter out of sleep mode and reset
microprocessor, unplug machine for a
minimum of 30 seconds and plug back in.
Replace light.
Turn water on.
Clean screens.
Replace water valve.
Replace pressure switch.
Replace water level switch.
Move switch to correct position.
Place hose in stand pipe and secure.
Replace pressure switch.
Replace water level switch.
Connect pressure tube.
Remove obstruction.
Check fuse on circuit board.
Replace motor.
Replace belt or reinstall drive belt.
Reset connector on board.
Do not use. Remove from circuit.
Reseat connector.
TROUBLESHOOTING

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PROBLEM
Water does not drain from clothes washer.
Washer does not spin
Washer walks across floor.
Washer spins with a full tub of water.
Water leaks from washer.
Timer does not advance in prewash, wash
or rinse cycles.
CAUSE
Obstruction in sump area of outer tub.
Obstruction in sump hose.
Obstruction in pump.
Obstruction in drain hose or stand pipe.
Pump has failed.
Stand pipe higher than seven feet.
Poor connection on timer plug.
Motor control circuit has failed.
Pressure switch has failed.
Drive belt has broken or come off the pulley.
Motor has failed.
Out of balance switch has tripped.
Program selector switch has failed.
Pump did not pump out water.
Shipping block under motor not removed.
Washer not level.
Weight of washer not evenly distributed on
all four leveling legs.
Out of balance switch out of adjustment.
Defective control board.
Reverse polarity at receptacle.
Defective pressure switch.
Over sudsing of wash load.
Rubber skirt not in correct position.
Defective hose from water valve to soap
dispenser.
Defective drain hose.
Sump hose hanger not on
Not enough water.
CORRECTIVE ACTION
Remove obstruction.
Remove obstruction.
Remove pump and clear obstruction.
Remove obstruction.
Replace pump.
Shorten stand pipe.
Reseat connector.
Check circuit breaker on back of machine.
If showing white is has popped out and will
push gently- do not force.
Replace pressure switch.
Replace belt or reinstall drive belt.
Replace motor.
Wash a larger load.
Replace program selector switch.
Remove obstruction from pump.
Remove shipping block.
Level washer.
Adjust leveling legs properly.
Adjust out of balance switch.
Replace control board.
Call electrician and correct.
Change pressure switch.
Reduce amount of detergent. Do not use
Ultra products.
Reseat skirt into outer bezel.
Replace hose.
Replace drain hose and install in correct position.
Reinstall sump hose hanger
Check water supply.
Check inlet screens at water valve.
Replace water valve.

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PARTS
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
75 813271M Wiring Harness 1
76 813226 Motor Controller 1
77 813203 Lid Lock 1
78 814201 Pump 1
79 814237 Water Valve 1
80 813215 Pressure Switch 1
81 813209 Switch - Temperature 1
82 813223 Switch - Water Level 1
83 813211 Switch - Program Selector (Wash Cycle) 1
84 813267 Timer 1
1
85 813213 Indicator Light - Red 1
813214 Indicator Light - Green 1
86 813245 Circuit Breaker 10 AMP 1

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ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
1813217 Motor 1
2818225 Flat Washer 5/16 1
3818265 Lock Washer 5/16 1
4818229 Bolt 5/16-18 x 3/4 1
5817216 Shaft, Motor Pivot 1
6817222 Spacer 2
7818219 Retaining Ring 2
8817219 Weight - Side 2
9817305 Bracket 2
10 818261 Bolt 5/16-18 x 4 4
11 818225 Flat Washer 5/16 4
12 818265 Lock Washer 5/16 4
13 818263 Nut 5/16-18 4
14 817220 Motor Pivot Shaft Bushing 1
15 817217 Weight - Rear 1
16 817307 Bracket 2
17 818225 Flat Washer 5/16 4
18 818265 Lock Washer 5/16 4
19 818263 Nut 5/16-18 4
20 817101 Tub - Outer 1
21 811203 Gasket 3
22 811201 Seal 2
23 812201 Bearing 4
24 817249 Spacer 2
25 817239M Hub 2
26 817105 Hub Assembly 2
27 817253 Strut Assembly 4
28 818201 Bolt 1/4-20 x 5/8 S.S. 12
29 817111 Base Frame 1
30 818227 Nut 3/8-16 4
31 817265 Leveling Leg 4
32 817267 Foot Pad 4
33 814201 Pump 1
34 814213 Sump Hose 1
35 814217 Hose Clamp 1
36 814215 Drain Hose 1
37 814221 Hose Clamp 1
38 817135 Pulley 1
39 813225 Proximity Switch 1
40 817249 Spacer 1
41 818285 Lock Washer 1/4 2
42 818349 Bolt 1/4-20 x 5/8 with hole 2
43 817293 Belt 1
70 817139 Hose - Pressure Switch 1
71 817298 Bezel 1
74 814227 Pressure Switch Hose Clamp 1
86 817214 Adjustment Stud 1
87 813265 Balance Switch 1
88 817357 Balance Switch Bracket 1
89 818343 Hole Plug-Yellow 1
90 818231 Leg Grommet (Motor) 3
91 817163 Assembly, Suspension Cover 4
93 811209 Foam Tape 1/8" x 1/2"
94 817335 Outer Tub Brace 1
PARTS

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PARTS

18 PARTS
ITEM PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION QUANTITY
44 817271 Cabinet 1
45 817115 Front Panel 1
46 818217 Screw 4
47 817291 Locking Pin 1
48 817289 Lid 1
49 817103 Inner Tub Assembly 1
50 817107 Drive Shaft Assembly 1
51 818201 Bolt 1/4-20 x 5/8 S.S. 8
52 817109 Support Shaft Assembly 1
53 813221 Power Cord 1
54 817279 Top 1
55 817314 Control Panel 1
56 818241 Screw 6
57 817381 Panel Overlay - HXW2304, HXW2305 1
58 818353 Small White Knob 3
818363 Small Black Knob 3
59 818357 White Indicator Dial 1
818367 Black Indicator Dial 1
60 818355 Large White Knob 1
818365 Large Black Knob 1
61 814237 Water Valve 1
62 994201 Hose Clamp 2
63 814251 Hose - Valve to Soap Dispenser 1
65 817365 Soap Dispenser Body 1
66 814241 Valve Dispenser 1
67 817370 Soap Dispenser Siphon 1
817366 Soap Dispenser Deflector 1
68 814205 Water Supply Hose 2
69 814225 Hose Washer 4
72 817299 Skirt 1
73 813203 Lid Lock Switch 1
75 817323 Lid Lock Switch Bracket 1
76 817321 Bracket, Top Hold Down 2
77 817351 Flange Cover 2
78 811217 O-Ring 2
79 817225 Hinge Pin 2
79A 817229 Spring 4
80 817153 Door Hook Assembly 1
81 817233 Door Louver 1
82 818373 Screw 6
83 817367 Dispenser Bezel (Soap) 1
84 811221 Gasket Soap Dispenser 1
85 818257 Lid Bumper 2
86 818213 Locator Drive Rivet 2
88 813245 Circuit Breaker- 10 Amp 1
89 813247 6" Wire Lead 2

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Staber Industries, Inc.
4800 Homer Ohio Lane
Groveport, Ohio 43125
614.548.0098 phone
www.staber.com
Product information and specifications are shown herein as of the time of printing.
Staber Industries, Inc. reserves the right to change product specifications, designs
and standard equipment without notice and without incurring obligation.