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zzzzara wrote:
I'm about to replace my aged washer/dryer and was hoping to do the
plumbing myself, but don't have the first idea how to go about it.

There isn't any new plumbing needed.

Does anyone know of an idiot-proof guide, either on the web or in a
book? (Google seems to have failed me...)

Un hook the waste from standpipe and plonk in the new. Undo the hose and
screw on the new. Oh - you'll need to plug it in too.

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