Pretty straightforward, with two cautions. One, make sure you push the angled hose onto the check valve all the way to the stop. Two, put the hose clamp at the very end of the hose, right near the stop. Putting it 1/3 up the neck of the check valve resulted in a leak for me.
Pulled machine out. Removed feed, transfer and drain lines. Most lines were held on with hose clamps. The one going to the top nozzle was held on a screw and a plastic nut on the inside. Make sure to put the gaskets back in place. Run machine and check for leaks.
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