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Can the washing machine be transported lying down?

We usually transport the washing machines upright. Due to some circumstances, there may be no other choice. It does not mean that you should transport the appliance lying on one side. There is a risk of breaking a cable on the machine or disconnecting the drum, which is free-standing.
The internal parts of the machine hang on a suspension system. A hard twist will damage some of these elements when the washing machine is on its side. Try to transport the washing machine upright, even if it is brand new.
Automatic models have two main parts: internal and external. Remember, the water fills the drum. Meanwhile, you put the clothes inside, and the drum rotates during washing or spinning. When you lay the washing machine on its side, these two parts collide with each other, and this leads to damage.

Can the washing machine be transported lying down?

When transporting the device, the suspension system can break down. It is responsible for maintaining the drum. Transport bolts stabilize the tubs of front-loading laundry machines during transport. You need to remove them before the first start of the appliance.
But when you have to transport the machine to your new home, it is necessary to re-install them. If you have lost the original bolts, haul the washer on its back. That is also the only option for its transportation in this case.

The best and safest way to move the washing machine to your new home is to place it in its original box using the protective wrapping. You can purchase additional material to protect the appliance if you do not already have the factory packaging.
Try to shield the corners and side panels to avoid damage during transportation. How to haul your old washing machine:

With transportation bolts in place

Lying on her rear

In an upright position

Call Sos-assistance for further details

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