Installation Instructions
C
Electrical Connections
| Remove house fuse or open circuit |
C1 | |
| breaker. |
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| Loosen screws for the junction box cover |
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| and rotate out of place or remove the |
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| cover. |
| Examine the junction box location to |
C3 | |
| determine the best routing of the conduit, |
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| and select the best available |
| 7/8” diameter knockout. Avoid using |
| holes in the top of the junction box to |
| prevent the conduit from interfering |
| with the back of the range. |
| Break open the selected knockout by |
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| placing a bladed screwdriver on the |
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| scored opening in the junction box and |
| striking the screwdriver with a hammer. |
| (Pliers may be required to complete the |
| removal of the knockout.) |
7/8” Knockout
Cover Rotated From
Box Opening
| Position the range in front of the opening, |
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| but slightly to the side, in a manner so |
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| that a person can enter the opening to |
| wire the range to the house wiring in the |
| junction box. |
| Feed wires and conduit through the open |
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| hole and snap the conduit fitting into the |
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| hole. Route the conduit in a manner that |
| will not interfere with the rear wire cover. |
| The conduit must be routed below the |
| wire cover. |
WARNING: Improper
connection of aluminum house wiring to copper leads can result in an electrical hazard or fire. Use only connectors designed for joining copper to aluminum and follow the manufacturer’s recommended procedure closely.
GENERAL NOTE FOR ALL WIRE NUT APPLICATIONS: THE PROPER SIZE WIRE NUT SHALL BE PLACED OVER THE STRIPPED LEADS AND THE WIRE NUT TWISTED UNTIL THE WIRE NUT CAN NOT BE PULLED FROM THE LEADS. NO CONDUCTOR SHALL BE EXPOSED IN
THE CONNECTION. THE EXCEPTION TO THE CONDUCTOR BEING EXPOSED IS THE BARE COPPER GROUND CONNECTION.
BREAKER OR FUSE SIZE
240V | 40 Amps | + |
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208V | 40 Amps | + |
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+NOTE: Check Local Codes for required breaker size.
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