Whirlpool 3149595 Tools needed for installation, Before, start, Electrical requirements

Before

you

start.. .

Proper

!nstallatIon

1syour

respons~b~l~:y

A

quaIlfled

technicIan

should

install

this

wen

Make

sure

you

have

evefyih,ng

necessary

for

-slc!‘oi~on

It

IS the

~escons~bi!Sty

of

the instal!er

to

con-cly

w:h

the

insia~lat~on

c’earance

specif,ed

on

i?e

ser,cl;rctlng

plate

The

serlcl:

:c:lng

plate

CCII-

be

found

behInd

the

upper

oven

door

cn

tne

we7

frame

Check

N~~~t~on

where

the

Couble

oven

v/ill

be

installed

The

location

should

be

away

from

strona

draft

areas.

such

as

windows.

;roois.

and

stro”g

heating

vents

or

fans

The

couble

oven

should

be

located

for

convenierr

use

r

the

kitchen

Cablnel

opening

dimensions

ihot

ore

shown

must

be

used

Given

dimensions

provide

0

clecrance

Dimensions

g:ven

are

for

a

double

oven

sP*ing

on

a

contact

surface

2-314

below

me

open

lower

oven

0001

t%gh:

The

contac:

wfoce

must be solid and level and

flush

wth

the

bottom

of

the

come:

opening

The

recessed

installation

orea

n-us:

q,ov,de

complete

emosure

around

the recesses

~?crt~on

of

tre

oven

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

It

is

Ihe

customer’s

responsibility:

l

To

contact

a

qualilled

electrical

installer

l

To

assure

thot

the

electrical

instollolion

is

adequate

ond

in

conformance

with

National

Electrical

Code

ANSI/NFPA

70.

lotest

edItIon*,

and

all

local

codes

and

ordinances.

Failure

to

do

so

could

result

in

fire,

electrical

shock

or

other

person01

injury

Personal

Injury/Product

Damage

Hazard

.

Do

Not block

oven

vent.

Blocklng

the

vent

could

result

in

Poor

baking

performance

and

damage

lo

the

cabinet.

l

Securely

fasten

oven

lo cobinels

using

the

eight

screws

provided.

Failure lo do so could cause the oven to move or lip during use

and result in personal injury or product damage.

Mobile home installation

The installation of this oven must

conform to the Manufactured Home

Construction and Safetv Standards.

Title 24 CFR, Part 3280 (formerly the

Federal Standard for Mobile Home

Construction and Safety. Title 24, HUD. Part 280)

A four-wire,			power	supply		cord	must
be	used	in	o mobile		home
Installation.			The	appliance		wiring	will
need	to	be	revised		See	“Electrical
requirements’.			Figure		4,	Panel B
Panel	A

Copies of the standards listed may

be obtained from:

’National Fire Protection Asscclatlon Battery March Park

Quincy, Massachusetts 02169

Tools needed for installation:

Electrical requirements

Electrical ground is required on this appliance.

			Eleclr~col			Shock		Hazard
l	Electrical			ground			is	required			on
	this		appliance.
l	Improper			connection				of	the
	equipment-grounding
	conductor				can		result	In	o	fire.
	eleclricol			shock			or other
	personal			injury.
l	Check			with	a	qualified
	electrician				if	you ore		in	doubt		as
	to	whether			the		appliance			is
	properly			grounded.
l	Do	Not		use	on		extension			cord
	with		this	opplionce.				Such		use
	may		result		in	a	fire,	electrical
	shock,			or other			personal			injury.
l	Do	Not		have		a	fuse	I” the		neutral
	or	grounding				clrcuil.		This		could
	result		in	on	eleclricol			shock.
Save			Inslallotion				instructions			for
Ihe local				electrical			inspector’s				use.

Eleclr~col ground IS

recured See ‘Elec:rico!

reawements .

Note: Cleoronces

specified are lo!

combustible walls ana

malerlals that hove a density of 20 or more pounds per cubic iOOl NC

evaluation of cleaiances has been made for

ms10lla:1ons adjacent to

materials that are less than 20 oounds aer cubic foot or to plasW tiles and sheeting

Important: observe

all governing codes and ordinances.

A n			A three-wire				or four-wire.
			slnale			chase.	120/240-volt.
&Hz.		AC	o$.			klectrical		supply	(or
three-wire			or		four-wire,		120/208-volt		if
specified			on	the		nameplate)		Is
required			on	a	separatd.		d@ompere
clrcult,		fused			on	both	sides	of the
line.	ITIme-delav					or circuit		breaker	Is

rec0timended.j

The fuse size must not exceed the circuit rating of the appliance

specified on the serial/rating plate.

The serlal/ratlng plate Is located on

the cabinet behind the upper oven door.

B THE OVEN MUST BE

n CONNECTED WITH COPPER

WIRE ONLY. Aluminum wire must Not be used to avoid potentially

unsatlsfactofy connectlons.

C Wire sizes (COPPER WIRE n ONLY) and connections

must conform to the requirements of

the National Electrical Code ANSI!

NFPA 70-latest edition’, and all local

codes and ordinances for the

kilowatt rating of the oven.

D The appliance should be

w connected directly to the

fused disconnect or circus breaker

box throuah flexible. armored or

non-metaiic shealhed copper cable

(with a grounding wire). The flexible.

armored cable extending from the

appliance should be connected

directly to the junction box.

E Locate the junction box to n allow as much slack as

possible between the junction box

and the appliance so that the oven can be moved if servicing is ever

necessary Do Not cut the conduit.