Whirlpool 76724.CO/4320880 Before you start, Tools needed For installation

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		Fire		Hazard
a Do Not	use	or	store		gasoline.	point
thinners	ond	other			flammable
malerlals	near		range
. Do Not obstruct				the	flow of
combuslion		and		ventilation		air.
. If you smell gas:
I, Open	windows.

2.Don’1 touch electrical switches.

3.Extinguish any open flame

A. Immediately call your gas supplier.

Failure to follow these instructions could rest.111in fire or explosion.

Personal Injury Hozord

I	Cabinet	opening	dimensions
llh or C~bl”dS	lhot ore shown		must be used
,bcwe the range	Given	drmensrons	provrde

connection

See Gas Supply

Avoid inslolling cabinel storage above the cooking surface. If cobinels ore already inslolled. reduce the hazard of reaching over o healed cooking sulloce by rnslalling (1 range hoad. The range hood should extend o minimum

of 5 inches out lrom Ihe bottom front of Ihe cabinets.

Reaching over o healed cooking surface could resull in o serious burn and personal injury

Eleclr~col Shock Hazard

II is the customer’s responsibility:

. To conlacl CI quaIlfred electrrcal

Installer.

-To assure lhal the electrical installation is odeauate ond in

conlormance wilh’Nalionol Electrical Code, ANSI/NFPA 70 lutes.1 edition”. and a11 local codes and ordinances.

Failure to do so could result in fire, electrical shock or other personal injuv.

Important:

Observe 011 governing codes ond ordinances.

Tools needed

for installation.

hard or &cMcdrll,

wood ftoorr: 1/1’drt,, bll

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Mobile Home Installation

The rnstallatron of thus range must conform

to the Monufoclured Home Constructron and Safety Standards. Trtle 24 CFR. Part 3280 (formerly the Federal Standard for Mobrle Home Conshuct~ons and Safeby. Trtle ‘24, HUD Port 280)

When mis range is lnslalled I” o mobile home. it must be secured to me floor durrng transit Any method of securing the

range is adequate os long os It conforms to the standards lrsted ObOVe.

Copies of the standard listed above may be obtalned horn:

‘American Gas Association 1515 Wilwn Boulevard Arlinglon. Virginia 22209

“Notional Fire Proteclion Associolion

Batterymarch Park

Quincy. Massachusetts 02269

Gas supply requirements

Observe all governing codes and ordinances.

Fire Hazard

. Range must be connecled to a regulated gas supply.

. LP. gm supply must Not exceed q prassure of Id’ water column This must be checked by a quolilied

lechnician before lnslalling the wen

-Do Not use an open flame to tesl for leaks from gos connections.

-New, flexible gas line must be ured.

Failure lo follow these rnslructions could result in a fire, explosion or personal injury

This rnstollotion must conform with

A . local codes ond ordina”ces. In me obs?“Ce Of IoCoI CO&S. l”StOllOtlO”

must conform with Amerkon Nonow Standard. National Fuel Gas Code ANSI 2223.1 - latest edition.’

up to ‘2.m feet. For elevottorx above 2aM) feet. ratings should be reduced at o rote of A% for each l.CrX feel

above sea level.

	This	range			Is equipped				for	use
C . with NATURAL QOS. It ISdesign-
certtned	byA.G			A. fof		NATURAL			and		L.P
gases with		appropriate				conversion.				The
serlallrating		plate			located		under			me
ccektop	has		lnformonon				on	me type of
gas that can be used. If this information
does not agree with the type of gos
available.		check		with		the	local		gas
supplier.	See		bock		cover		for	L.P. gas
conversro”		instructions.
D	Provide		o	gas supply line of 314’
	rrgrd	prpe		to	the	range		location.
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Pipeioint	compounds					resistant			to	me
action	of L.P. gos			must		be	used.		Wrth		L.P.
gas. piping or tubing srze co” be 112
mlnlmum.		L.P	gas		suppliers		usuoIIy
deterrrrne		the	size		and	materials				used
on their	system

(new) is recommended for connectzng this range to the gas supply line Do not kink or damage the f&able using when moving the range. A 112. male pope thread is needed for conr~ect~~n to pressure regulator female pipe threads

Thii’voive should be located In the zume room OS the rorwe and should be In o location that all&s ease of opening and closing. Do rwt block access to shutoff valve.

All strains must be removed from the supply and fuel lines so range

will be level and in line.

The Inlet pressure to the regulator

H. should be os follows for both operation and checking regulator setting:

NATURAL GAS:

Minimum pressure 6 inches Maximum pressure IA Inches L.P. GAS

Minimum pressure 11 inches Maximum pressure 14 inches

The range and Its lndrvrdual shutoff I . valve must be disconnected

from the Qos supply prping system dunng any pressure lestlng of that system ot test pressures in excess of 112 PYQ (3 5 kPa). The range must be rmloted from the gos supply piping system by closrng Its IndlVla~~ 1nOnUoi 5hUrOff VOW aUrlnQ

any prewre testi”Q of the Qos supply prprng system 01 test pressures equo1 to or less than l/Z ps1g (3 5 kP0)