E IF CONNECTING TO A
aool~once ISmanufactured with Q&nd connected to cabinet The ground musi be revised so the green grounding wire of the
When o
2 The MINIMUM conductor SlZeSfor the copper
40 ampere circuit 2, No. 8 conductors
1, No. 10 white neutral 1, No 0 Qreen grounding The wring dl0QrOm IS also located on the back of the range.
F. The wlrlng diagram ISalso located on the back of the range
(14.SOP,
Figure 2
Now start.. .
With range in kitchen.
1 Remove racks and other ports
. from InsIde oven.
Take 4 cardboard corners n from the carton Stack one cardboard corner on top of another Reoeat with other two corners Place
comers lengthwlse on the floor In back of ronQe to support range off
lay it on Its back on the cardboard corners
4 Remove two 318” shipping
n bolts from the skid Discard skid and bolts
Use adjustable wrench to loosen
leveling legs four complete turns.
6 n Stand the range back up
7 Remove the shIppIng moterla!s n IncludlnQ Clips that hold
elements in place, tape and protective film from range
Remove terminal block cover 8 8 located on back of range
J-wire electrical connection
See Panel C for
\
,
nneclor
connector
9 If appliance is to be
n connected directly to fused
disconnect or circuit breaker box:
Assemble o
Grounding link
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| power | supply | cord | shown. |
If a U.1:listed, | range | power | |||
supply | (pigtail) | is used: |
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Remove | the | knockout | for the | 40. |
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ampere | power supply | cord. |
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Assemble o U
Do not loosen the factory installed nuts already installed on the termlnol block
Use only
connect the power supply. To secure the power supply cord, use the 3/a”
brass nuts taped to cabinet below
the terminal block.
Be sure the wiring nuts are installed tight.
This | appliance |
| is | manufactured |
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| with | ||
neutral | terminal |
| connected | to | the | ||||
frame. | If local | codes | and |
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ordinances | Do | Not | permit | grounding | |||||
through | Ihe | neutroi, | o |
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power | supply | cord, | raied | 240 | volts, | ||||
40 | amperes | and |
| invesligated |
| for | use | ||
wilh | ranges | must | be | used. | See | 4- | |||
wire |
| electrical |
| connection, | Panel | C. |
10 Connect the neutral (white) n wire to the center. sliver-
colored terminal screw on termlnol block. Connect the other two wires to the outer termlnol screws on the terminal block. Use
11 TIghten the strain relief n clamping screws or the
locking rlnQ and clamping screws of the conduit connector. Replace terminal block cover.
12 n
To reduce the risk 01 tipping of the
appliance, the appliance must be
secured by a properly installed anti-
tip bracket supplied with the range.
Use the
13 Plug power supply cord Into
. the wall receptacle
Floor Damage
Keep shipping base under range.
Failure to do so could cause
damage to flwr coveting.
14.
Move the range Into final operating posrtlon. Remove cardboard or hardboord from under range. Remove storage drawer or lower panel and check that rear leg IS engaged I”
15.
If installing the range in a mobile home, you MUST secure the range to the floor. Any method of securing the range ISadequate OSlong as It conforms to the standards listed in the Mobile home installation Instructions. Panel A.
Place rack in oven. Place level on rack. first side to side; the front to back. If the range is not level, pull the range forward until rear leveling leg 1sremoved from the bracket. Adiust the leas up or down until range is levei
Push range back into posItIon. Check that the rear leveling leg is engaged in the bracket Replace the storage drawer or lower \y
panel.v
Note: Oven must be level for satisfactory baking conditions