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Proper installation is the insmlleis
responsibility. A qualified teclmiclsn
should install this range. Make sure you
have everythhg necesssIy for correct
installation. It is the responsibility of tbe
lr!stier to comply with the installation
clearances specified on the serlalfrating
plate. The sewrating plate is located
under the cooktop.
Check location where range will be
installed The range should be located for
convenient use in kitchen
ALL OPENINGS IN THE WALL OR
FLOOR WHERE RANGE IS TO BE IN-
STALLED MUST
BE SEALED.
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Important: Observe all ‘\,
governing codes and
ordinances.
Mobile home installation
The installation of tbis range must
conform to the Manufactured Home
Corshuction end Safety Standards, Title
24 CFR, Part 3280 (formerly the Federal
Standard for Mobile Home Conshuction
and Safely. Title 24. HUD, Part 280); or
when such standard is not appltcable.
the Standard for Manufactured Home
Installation 1982 (Manufactured Home
Sites. Communities and Setups), ANSI
A225, l-1987,
orlatest
edItIon. or with
local codes.
When this range Is installed in a mobile
home, it must be secued to the floor
during trsnslt. Any method of securing
the range is adequate as long as it
conform to the standards listed above.
Four-wire power supply cord must be
used in a mobile home installation The
appliance wiring will need to be revised
See Electrical requirements.
Copies of the standards
listed may be obtained from:
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National Fire Protection Association
Batterymarch Park
Cluincy, Massachusetts 02269
Avold cabinet f&g; above the
cooking surface. If wbfnets 6re
shady histalled, reduce the hazard
of reaching over a heated cooking
surface by InsmIlIng e range hood
The range hood should extend a
minlmnm o! 5 inches out from the
bottom of the cabfneta.
Tools needed
for installation:
Panel
A
Electrical ’
requirements
Save Installation Instructions for
electrical inspector’s use.
A power supply cord is not supplled
with thin producl. but is available
Eouih your local elecuical supply
Electrical Shock Hazard
1 Electrical ground is rewed on
this appliance.
1 Improper connection of the
equipment-gounding conductor
can result in elecuicsl shock.
1 Check with a qualified elect&Ian
if you are in doubt as to whether
the appliance is properly
arounded.
I only a power supply cord kit rated
at 250 volts. 40 ammeres end
investigated for use with ranges
should be used.
1 Do Not use an extension cord with
this appliance. Such use may result
in a fire. electrical shock or other
personal injury.
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m Do Not have a fuse in the neutral 01
woundJng cimdt. A fuse in the
neutral or grounding circuit could
result in electrical shock.
1 Do Not plug the “pigtail” power
cord into a live well receptacle
Wore the cord la permanently
connected to the terminal block To
do so may result in pereonal injury
horn elecvical shock.
Failure to follow these fustructions
could result ia an electrical rho& or
personal injury.
Reachiug over a heated cooking
surface could result in a serious burn
or other pe~~cml injuy.
Electrical Shock Hazard
It is the customer’s responsibility:
~TO contact a quaIified eleceical
Installer.
#To assure that electrical
installation is adequate end in
conformance with National
Elect&al Code, ANSWWPA ‘70.
lateat edition’. and all local codee
and ordinances.
Failure to do so could result In fire.
elechicd ahock or other personal
injury.
A
A threewIre or four-wire, single
n
phase, 120/240-volt. GO-Hz, AC
only electrical supply (or tbreewire
or four-wire 120/2O&volt if specified
on seti plate) is requked on a
separate, IO-ampere circuit,
fused
on both sides of the line. A time-delay or
circuit breaker Is recommended
B
THE RANGE MUST BE CONNECTED
n
WfTH COPPERWIRE ONLY.
C
Local
codes may permit the
s use of a U.L.-lIsted 250-volt, 40.
ampere range power supply cord (pigtail).
This cord contains three, No.-10 copper
wires and matches a three-wire receptacle
of NEMA Type lo-50R, shown in Figure 1.
Connectors on the appUance end must be
rinQ terminals. A U.L.-listed strain relief
must be provided at tbe point the power
supply cord enters the appliance.
D
The appliance may be connected
n
drectlv to the fused disconnect or
circuit brake; box through flexible,
armored or non-metallic sheathed, copper
cable. Allow two or three feet of slack in
theUnesothatitcanbemovedlf
servicing is ever necessary. A IJ.L.-listed
conduit connector must be provided at
each end of the power supply cable (at
the appliauce and at the junction box).
Wire sizes (COPPER WIRE ONLY) end
conuecUon6 mwt conform with the rating
of the appliance (40 emperes).