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BEFORE INSTALLING CHECKS & TESTS

Your water supply needs to be checked for chemical analysis, water pressure and water flow rate. To accom- plish this, complete the following steps:

Check Water’s Chemical Analysis: Sears sells a com- plete line of water treating equipment to correct various water problems. To be sure you have the proper type and size equipment, You must have your water tested. Your Sears store can give you a water test results for hardness, iron and acidity, and tell you what equipment you need. Simply take at least a 4 oz. sample of your water to Sears, and they will test it while you wait. If you need help to get your water tested, or if you have other questions about your water, ask at your Sears store.

NOTE: Add these readings to the Facts and Figure table on page 3.

Check Your Water Pressure: For your softener to work right, a water pressure of no lower than 20 pounds per square inch (psi) is needed in the house water pipes. The highest pressure allowed in the water pipes is 125 psi. If pressure is over 125 psi, buy and install a pres- sure reducing valve in the water inlet pipe to the soften- er.

NOTE: If water pressure during the day is 100 psi or more, pressure during the night may go over 125 psi. Adding a pressure reducing valve may reduce the flow.

NOTE: Add these readings to the Facts and Figure table on page 3.

If you have a well water system, look at the pressure gauge to find the water pressure. Call your local water department if you have city water. They will tell you what the water pressure is where you live.

NOTE: Add these readings to the Facts and Figure table on page 3.

Check your water flow rate: A water flow of at least 3 gallons per minute is needed. A lower flow will keep your softener from working as well as it should. Complete the following steps to make an easy check of your flow rate.

1.Fully open two cold water faucets close to the point water enters the house.

2.With both faucets open, fill a gallon container at one faucet while looking at a watch or clock to see how many seconds it takes.

3.Empty the container and go to the second faucet (be sure BOTH faucets are still on). Fill the gallon container at the second faucet and see how many seconds it takes.

4.Turn off both faucets. Now add the number of seconds it took to fill the container at both faucets.

5.A total of 90 seconds, or less, means the system flow rate is good.

NOTE: Add these readings to the Facts and Figure table on page 3.

NOTE: Codes in the state of Massachusetts require installation by a licensed plumber. For installation, use plumbing code 248CMR of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Questions? Call The Kenmore Water Line 1-800-426-9345

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420 Series specifications

The Kenmore 420 Series is a popular line of home appliances designed to elevate the overall cooking experience. This series is a reliable choice for many households, offering a range of advanced features and user-friendly technologies that enhance performance and convenience.

One of the standout features of the Kenmore 420 Series is its powerful heating capabilities. Equipped with a high-performance oven, it ensures that meals are cooked evenly and efficiently. The series often includes multiple cooking modes, such as convection baking and broiling, which provide flexibility for various recipes. This versatility allows users to experiment with their cooking, whether they are baking desserts or roasting meats.

The cooktop design of the Kenmore 420 Series is equally impressive. With multiple burners offering various heat settings, users can simmer, sauté, and boil simultaneously. Many models also incorporate dual burners, which can switch between high and low heat settings, catering to diverse cooking needs. Additionally, the series often features smooth tops, making cleaning a breeze after cooking.

In terms of technologies, the Kenmore 420 Series embraces modern innovations to improve user experience. The presence of smart technology in some models allows homeowners to control their appliances remotely. An integrated app can provide notifications and cooking tips, making meal preparation more convenient than ever.

Energy efficiency is another critical aspect of the Kenmore 420 Series. These appliances are designed to consume less energy while delivering high performance, helping users save on their electricity bills and reduce their environmental footprint. Many models even come with an Energy Star rating, ensuring that they meet stringent energy efficiency guidelines.

Another notable characteristic of the Kenmore 420 Series is its robust construction and design. Built with high-quality materials, these appliances are not only functional but also aesthetically pleasing, blending seamlessly with modern kitchen decor. The ergonomic controls and intuitive interfaces make it easier for users to operate the appliances, regardless of their cooking skills.

Overall, the Kenmore 420 Series stands out as a reliable choice for families and culinary enthusiasts alike. With its powerful performance, innovative technologies, and energy-efficient features, this series meets the varied needs of today's homeowners, making it a staple in many kitchens. Whether you're a novice cook or an experienced chef, the Kenmore 420 Series offers the tools and versatility you need to create delicious meals.
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