- 1). Place a spirit level--also known as a bubble level--on top of the stove parallel with the front of it. Measure the levelness right-to-left, then place the level perpendicular to the front of the stove to measure back-to-front levelness.
- 2). Adjust the spirit level to see which way your stove needs to be raised or lowered. Note the amount of adjustment that needs to be made.
- 3). Screw or unscrew the adjustable screws on the bottom of your stove with a crescent wrench or other heavy duty adjustable wrench. If your stove does not have screws, lift the stove with assistance and place shims or washers under the corner of the stove that needs to be raised.
- 4). Check the levelness of the stove with the spirit level, and make further adjustments as necessary.
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