KitchenAid 3147388 Before you start, Tools needed for installation, Electrical requirements

Important:		Observe all governing	I	Countertop	preparation:
codes	and	ordinances.		You may need lo shave or cul Ihe Irim of
				formed or melal Iront-edged counlerlops lo
Grounded electrlcal				clear Ihe 30” wldlh of cooklop
oullet	IS required
See Eleclr~cal
requlremenls.

A==J==jL Side view of cabinet culout

Top view of cabinet cutout

Front view of cablnel cutout

Before you start...

Read the Electrycal and Carpentry instructions.

Proper wlallallon IS your respons~b~llly A quaIllied lechnlclan should install Ihis range Make sure you have everythIng necessary lor correcl lnslallallon It IS Ihe cus1omers responslbillly lo make sure lhal lhe counlerlop has been properly prepared, and lo conlacl a quaIllIed eleclr~cal lnslaller lo assure that Ihe eleclrlcal lnslallalion IS correcl

Personal Injury Hazard

Cabinet storage above the cooking SUrfaCe should be avoided. If cabinets are alreadv inslalled, reducethe hazard of reaching over a heated cooking surface by lnslalling a range hood.

The range hood should extend a minlmum of 5 Inches oul from Ihe bottom front of the cabinets.

Reaching over a heated cooking surface could result in a serious burn.

Eleclrical Shock Hazard It is Ihe customer’s responsibility:

. To contacl a qualified electrical Inslaller.

. To assure lhat Ihe electrical installation is adequate and in conformance with National Eleclrical Code, ANSllNFPA

70.lalesl edition’, and all local codes and ordinances.

Failure 10 do so could result in fire, electrical shock or olher personal injury.

lobile home installation

The lnslallatlon of this range must conform lo the Manufactured Home Consiruct~on and Safely Slandards Title 24 CFR. Pari 3280 fformerlv lhe Federal Slandard for Moblle Home donslrucl~on and Safely. Title 24 HUD Part 280) or when such standard 1snot applicable. Ihe Slandard for Manufactured Home Slies Communfhes and Selups). ANSI A225 l-1 987. or latest edllion or wllh local codes

When IhIs range 1swxlalled in a moblIe home, II musl be secured lo Ihe floor during trawl Any method of securlng Ihe range 1sadequale as long as I! conforms lo lhe standards lIsted above

Fourwwe power supply cable musl be used in a mobile horn? ~nstallal~on The appliance wlnng wll need lo be revwd See Electrical requlremenls Figure 3, Panel R

Copes of ihe standards Ifsted may be oblalned from

*National Fire Protectton Association Batterymarch Park

Quincy, Massachusetts 02269

Tools needed for installation:

Electrical requirements

Electrical Shock Hazard

*Electrical ground is required on this appliance.

. If cold water pipe is interrupted by plastic, non-metallic gaskets, or other insulating materials, Do Not use for grounding.

*Do Not ground to a gas pipe.

*Do Not have a fuse in the neutral or grounding circuit. A fuse in the neutral or grounding circuit could result in electrical shock.

-Check with a qualified electrician if you are in doubt as to whether the appliance is properly grounded

Failure to follow these instructions could result in serious injury or death.

If codes permit and a separate grounding wire is used, it is recommended that a qualified electrician determine that the grounding path is adequate.

IMPORTANT:

Save Installation Instructions for the local eleclrical inspector’s use.

(AA three-wire or a four-we s;ngle

’ phase, 1201240 voll 60 Hz AC only eleclrical supply (or three-wire or four-we 120’ 208 voli I( specified on serial plaie) IS required on a separaie c~rcul. fused on bolh sides of Ihe I~ne Do Not fuse the neutral A Ilme-delay fuse or c~rcu~lbreaker IS recommended The fuse we rnusl no! exceed Ihe clrcull rating of Ihe appliance speclfled on the serlaliratlng plale which IS localed on frame behind oven door

THE RANGE MUST BE

CONNECTED WITH COPPER

1cWire sues and connrcl~ons musl ’ conform lo Ihe requirements 01 the

Nallonol Eleclr~cal Code, ANSlsNFPA 70-lalesl edition’ and all local codes and ordinancrs for 111~ kilowar\ rating of Ihe range

IDThis appliance should be connected lo ’ the (used-disconned (or clrcu~l breakp;\

box through flexible. armored or nonmelalllc sheathed. copper cable (with grounding wire\ The flexible armored cable extending from Ihe appliance should be connected directly to tIw ~uncl~onbox

Locale Ihe juncl~on box to allow as

El ’ much slack as possible between Ihe pnchon box and Ihe appliance so Ihat the rangp can be moved if sewlclng IS ever necessav Do no, CL,,conduit

A U L -Iisled condull conneclor must be provldrd al the ~uncl~onbox

The wiring diagram IS located III Ill?

Tech Sheet The Tech Sheet IS

localnd hctvnd ll?e lower air grille

Panel A