Estate 3150250 manual Before you start, Mobile home installation, Tools needed for installation

Before you start.. .

Proper	installation		is your			responsibility.			A
wallfled	technlcian			should			Install	this
range	Make	sure	you		have		everything
necessary for correct				insfallatlon				It ISthe’
responsiblllty of the installer to comply
with the installation				clearance			specified
on the	serial/rating			plate.		The serial/
rating	plate	IS located			on	the	oven
frame	behind	the	door.
Ifllp0rtCA:				I	II

Observe all governing codes and ordinances.

Grounded electrical outlet ISrequired.

See Electrical requirements. ,

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NOTE Clearances C” specified are for combustible walls and materials that have a density of 20 or more

Check locatIon where range WIII be instolled The range should be located for convenient use I” kitchen

ALL OPENINGS IN THE WALL OR FLOOR WHERE RANGE ISTO BE INSTALLED MUSl

Do Not p,nch

the power cord between the range and Ihe wall.

Mobile home installation

The lnstollotlon of this range must conform to the Manufactured Home Construction and Safety Standards.Tltle 24 CFR. part 3280 (formerly the Federal Standard for Mobile Home Construction and

Safety Title 24, HUD, pari 280)

When this ronge ISInstalled In o mobile home, It must be secured

to the floor during translt Any method of securlng the range IS adequate as long as It conforms

to the standards lIsted above

pounds		per	cubic	foot.
No evaluation			of
clearances			hos been
made	for lnstallatlons					dimensions			fhat
adjacent		to	moterlals		ore		shown must be
that are		less	than	20	used	Given		dimensions
pounds		per	cu	ft or to	ore minimum	clearances			ond
plostlc	tiles and			sheetIn 9.	provide required		0’	clearance

Copies of the standards llsted may be obtolned from

’ Nafionol Fire Protection Association

Battery March Park

Qurncy, MassachuseHs 02269

Cabinet storage above the

cooking surface should be

avoided. If cabinets are already

installed, reduce the hazard of

reaching over a heated cooking

surface by installing a range hood.

The range hood should extend a

minimum of 5 inches out from the bottom front of Ihe cabinets.

Reaching over a heated

cooking surface could result in a serious burn.

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		Electrical		Shock		Hazard
It	is	the	customer’s		responsibility:
l	To	contact		a qualified
	electrical			insloller.
l	To assure			that the elecirical
	installation			is adequate		and
	in	conformance			with	National
	Electrical			Code,	ANSI/NFPA
	70	-	latest	edition’,	and all
	local		codes	and	ordinances.

Failure to do so could result in fire,

electrical shock or other personal injury.

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Tools needed for installation:

Electrical requirements

IMPORTANT:

Save Installation Instructions for

electrical inspector’s use.

A power supply cord is not supplied

with this appliance but is avallable

through your local electrical supply house.

l Electrical ground is required on this appliance.

l Improper connection of the equipment-grounding

conductor can result in

electrical shock.

l Check with a qualified

electrician if you are in doubt

as to whether the appliance is

properly grounded.

l Only a power supply cord kit rated at 240 volts, 40 amperes

and investigated for use with ranges should be used.

l Do Not use an extension cord

with lhis appliance. Such use may result in a fire. electrrcal

shock or other personal injury.

l Do Not have a fuse in Ihe

neutral or grounding circuit. A fuse in the neutral or grounding circuit could result in electrical shock.

l Do Not plug the “piglail” power cord into a live wall receptacle before the cord is permanently

connected to the terminal block. To do so may result in

personal injury from electrical shock. Failure lo follow fhese

instructions could result in an

electrical shock.

A three;-we or --four.Iwe single n phase 120/240 volt. 60 Hr. AC only. electrIcal supply (orthree-wire or four-wlre120/208-volt If speclfled on the

serial plate] ISrequired on a separate, 4O~ompere clrculf, fused In both sides of the line [A lime-delay fuse or clrcult breaker ISrecommended )

Ii ISthe personal responslblllty and obligotlon of the customer to contact a quaIlfled electrIcian to assure that the electrIcal lnstollotlon ISadequate and In conformance with the NatIonal Electrical Code. ANSl/NFPA 70.lotest ed~i~on.’ and local codes and ordinances

B THERANGE MUST BE Cn CONNECTED WITH COPPER WIRE

ONLY

Local codes may permit

n the use of a U L -LISTED. 40 ampere range power supply cord (pIgtail) This cord contolns three. No -10 copper wires and matches a three-wire receptacle of NEMA Type l&ZOR. shown I” Figure 1 Connectors on the appliance end must be ring terminals A U.L.-lIsted stroln relief must be prowded at the po~ni the power supply cord enters the appliance.

D The appllonce may be

. connected directly fo the fused dlsconneci or clrcult breaker box through flexible. armored or non- metolllc sheathed, copper CO& Allow tiwo or three feet of slack in the line so thot it con be moved II sewIcing 15ever necessary A UL -lIsted strain relief must be prwded ot each end of the power supply cord [aI fhe appliance ond a1 ihejunctlon box) Wire sizes [COPPER WIRE ONLY] and connections must conform with the rotlng of the

oppllonce [40 amperes]

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