27" built-in double ovens (continued)

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27" built-in double oven dimensions (in inches) 27" models PK956, JKP75, JKP55, JKP35

Oven support

C

L

2" x 4" or equivalent

Locate

10

junction box for 27"models either 5" MIN. below cutout floor or 44" MIN. above cutout floor

Locate junction box for 24"models 56" MIN. above cutout floor

Allow 3/4"

Afor overlap over all edges of cutout

for 27" models

Suitable bracing to support runners

18"

Over centerline

of cabinet

runners

C

(Must support 300 lbs.)

B

Oven support for 24" models

C

L

2 x 4 or equivalent

D

 

 

G

E

 

21

 

 

Conduit

 

2" X 4" or

(48-1/2" Long)

Minimum

equiv. runners

F

(cutout floor)

 

cutout location

21" MIN.

 

Suitable bracing to support runners

11"

over centerline

of cabinet

runners

from floor

door opening

 

allowance

Note: Cabinets installed adjacent to wall ovens must have an adhesion spec of at least a 194°F temperature rating.

Note: If marks, blemishes or the cutout opening is visible above the installed oven, it may be necessary to add wood shims under the runners and front trim until the marks or openings are covered.

Note: Door handle protrudes 3" from door face. Cabinets and drawers on adjacent 45° and 90° walls should be placed to avoid interference with the handle.

27" built-in microwave double oven dimensions (in inches)

 

 

(Must support 275 lbs.)

 

 

 

Cabinet

JPK956/JKP75/55/35

A – Cabinet width required

27" min.

B – Minimum cabinet depth

23-5/8"

C – Opening width

25" min. - 25-1/4" max.

D – Opening height

50-1/8" max.

E – Recommended minimum

 

cutout location from floor

13-1/4"

Oven

 

F – Overall depth*

23-5/8"

 

w/o trim

51"

G – Overall height with trim

51-7/8" - 52-3/4"

H – Overall width

26-5/8"

Model JKP90

10

 

Recommended

 

junction box

A

locations.

 

Locate junction

 

box either 5" MIN.

 

below cutout

 

floor or 48" MIN.

C

above cutout

floor

 

Allow 3/4" for overlap of oven over all edges of cutout

*Depth including door handle is approximately 26-7/10" min. to 26-8/10" max. on models PK956, JKP75/55/35.

C

L

2 x 4 or equivalent runners

 

D

 

2" X 4" or

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

B

equiv. runners

 

 

 

H

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

G

Minimum

E

 

 

21

cutout location

 

Conduit

 

from floor

 

 

 

 

 

(48-1/2"

 

 

 

 

F

 

 

 

long)

Allow minimum of 21" for clearance to adjacent corners, drawers, walls, etc.

Note: Door handle protrudes 3" from door face. Cabinets and drawers on adjacent 45° and 90° walls should be placed to avoid interference with the handle.

Note: Cabinets installed adjacent to wall ovens must have an adhesion spec of at least a 194°F temperature rating.

Note: If marks, blemishes or the cutout opening is visible above the installed oven, it may be necessary to add wood shims under the runners and front trim until the marks or openings are covered.

Electric wall ovens are not approved for installation with a plug and receptacle. They must be hard wired in accordance with installation instructions.

Installation information: Before installing, consult installation instructions packed with product for current dimensional data.

Suitable

 

 

 

 

 

 

bracing

18"

to support

 

over centerline

runners

 

of cabinet

(Must support 275 lbs.)

Cabinet

 

27"

A – Cabinet width required

 

27" min.

B – Minimum cabinet depth

 

23-5/8"

C – Opening width

 

25" min. - 25-1/4" max.

D – Opening height

 

41-1/4" max.

E – Minimum cutout location from floor

 

22"

Oven

 

 

F – Overall depth*

 

23-5/8"

 

w/o trim

42-1/8"

G – Overall height

with trim

43" - 43-7/8"

H – Overall width

 

26-5/8"

*Depth including door handle is approximately 26-7/10" min. to 26-8/10" max.

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