This level will tend to fluctuate throughout the course of a day, with the lowest readings during periods of fasting and the highest coming shortly after a meal. The normal blood sugar range for a healthy person is about 83 mg/dl (4.6 mmol/L) to 120 mg/dl (6.6 mmol/L). A healthy person's body is able to regulate blood glucose levels very tightly, resulting in a predictable normal blood sugar range.
Instructions. Place the level on the front of the washer's top cover. Place it parallel to the washer's face panel. Observe the reading on the level. Place the level on the edge of the washer's top cover.Place it perpendicular to the washer's face panel. Observe the reading on the level. Move the washer away from the wall a few inches if it needs to be leveled. Tip the washer back and slip the block under the front to hold the front feet off the floor.lace it parallel to the washer's face panel. Observe the reading on the level. Place the level on the edge of the washer's top cover. Place it perpendicular to the washer's face panel. Observe the reading on the level. Move the washer away from the wall a few inches if it needs to be leveled.
Watch to see if the water is still running or if it stopped running when the machine was unplugged. The inlet valve is defective if water continues to run after the machine is unplugged. The water level switch is defective if the water stops running when the machine is unplugged. Unplug the washing machine. Turn the shutoff valves on the cold and hot water supply lines clockwise to run off the water running to the machine. Remove the plastic end caps on the control panel on the top of the machine. Turn the screws in the sides of the panel counterclockwise using a screwdriver to remove them.