Instrucciones de instalación

INSTALACIÓN—CONEXIONES ELÉCTRICAS

ACuando realice las conexiones de cables, utilice toda la extensión del conducto incluido.

El conducto no debe reducirse.

BCon la estufa colocada en su lugar, abra el frente de la puerta del gabinete.

CInserte los cables del conducto a través de la abertura de la caja de empalmes.

Rojo

Pinza de alivio de tensión

Descarga a tierra

Negro

DConecte los cables rojo y negro del conductor de la estufa a los cables correspondientes en la caja de empalmes.

 

Rojo

Ubicación del cable de

Negro

descarga a tierra

 

EUna vez que se hayan realizado las conexiones, fije los cables con las tuercas para cables.

Rojo

Pinza de alivio de tensión

Descarga a tierra

Negro

 

INSTRUCCIONES PARA DESCARGA A TIERRA:

El cable pelado de descarga a tierra en el conducto se conecta al armazón de la estufa. A partir del 1 de enero de 1996, el Código Nacional sobre Electricidad no permitirá la descarga a tierra a través de cables neutrales. Si se usa en una construcción nueva después del 1 de enero de 1996 o bien en una casa rodante, vehículo recreativo, o bien si los códigos locales no permiten la descarga a tierra a través de cables blancos neutrales, sujete el cable de descarga a tierra del aparato (verde o cobre) al conductor de descarga a tierra de la residencia (verde o cobre) de acuerdo con los códigos locales. Cuando conecte a un circuito derivado de 3 conductores, si lo permiten los códigos locales, conecte el cable del conector de descarga a tierra al circuito derivado neutral (de color gris o blanco).

IMPORTANTE: Si la estufa se va a instalar en un mostrador sin salida (uno sin abertura del gabinete inferior), las conexiones del cableado deberán realizarse antes de colocar la estufa en el área cortada.

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GE JP256 installation instructions INSTALACIÓN-CONEXIONES Eléctricas, El conducto no debe reducirse

JP256 specifications

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