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.
Test the flow by wrapping a towel around the base of the faucet and slowly turning the under-sink supplies on. Again, a low flow means the restriction is further upstream. If water flows freely, replace the washers. The final place where a restriction might be is in the valves under the sink. If the valves are old, replace them. 5. Turn off the main water supply to the house (either at the meter or at the valve located where the water service enters the house. 6. Drain the system by opening all faucets and hose bibs.