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Electrical

requirements

Eleclrlcal

Shock

Hazard

* Eleclrical

ground

Is required

on lhls

appliance.

- If cold waler

pipe is inlerrupled

plastic,

non-metallic

gaskets

or other

insulating

malerlals,

Do Not use for

grounding.

- Do No1 ground

lo a gas pipe.

- Do Nol have a fuse in the newel

grounding

circuit.

A fuse in the neulral

or grounding

circuit

could

result

in an

electrical

shock.

- Do Not use en extension

cord with

lhis

appliance.

-Check

with

a qualified

electrician

if you

are in doubt

as to whether

the appliance

is properly

grounded.

Failure

lo lollow

lhese

Instructions

could

resull

in serious

iniutv

or dealh.

II codes

permit

end e separate

grounding

wire is used.

II is recommended

that a

qualilied

eleclrlcian

determine

that the

grounding

path Is adequate.

IMPORTANT:

Save lnslallelion

Inslruclions

lor the local

electrical

Inspector's

use.

Thts appltance

must

be connected

the proper eleclncat

vollage

and

frequency

spectfted

on Ihe senatJraltnq

plate

The serrallralrng

plale rs located

on the frame

behrnd the oven door

The branch

circuit

load lor a counler-mounted

coaklop

and nol more than two wall-mounted

ovens,

all supplred

from a srngle branch

crrcurt

and localed

rn Ihe same room. shall be

compuled

by addtng lhe nameplale

ratmgs of

the rndrvrdual

appliances

and lrealtng

lhrs tolal

as equivalent

lo one range

A three-wrre

or four-we.

srngle phase,

1201240-voll.

60-t+

AC-onlv

eleclrrcat

suoolr

(or three-wee

or lourwre,

120/205-volt

specrfred

on the nameplate)

IS requrred

on a

separate

30.ampere

crrcu~t. fused on both srdes

01 the lkne A trme-delay

fuse or crrcutt breaker

1s recommended

NOTE

Wthng musl be modrfred

lor 205.volt

usage

See "Connectrng

to 205volt

crrcurt."

Panel B

OVEN

MUST

BE CONNECTED

WITH COPPER

WIRE ONLY.

ICI

II IS the personal

responsrbrlrty

and

' obtrgatron

01 Ihe customer

lo contact

a qualrhed

electricran

lo assure

that the

electrical

installation

IS adequate

and tn

conformance

wrlh the Natronal

Electrrcal

Code,

ANSIINFPA

70.lalest

edrtron.'

and all local

codes and ordmances

for the krtowan

ratrng of

the oven

Copres 01 the standards

lksted may be

oblarned

lrom

'National

Fire Protection

Associslion

Ballerymarch

Park

Quincy,

Massachusells

02269

Thrs applrance

should

be connected

drrectly

to the lused drsconnect

or crrcult

breaker

box through

Ilexrble.

armored

or non-

metallfc

sheathed,

copper

cable (wrth groundrng

wire)

Allow two to three leet of slack rn the lkne

so that Ihe oven can be moved

II servtcrng

ever necessary

Do Nol cut lhe conduil.

A U L -Isled

condurl

connector

rt?usl be

prowded

at each end ot the power supply

cable

(al the applrance

and at the ]unclron

box)

Wires

s~zes (COPPER

WIRE ONLY)

and connectrons

must conlorm

wrth Ihe ralrng of Ihe appliance

Connecting

lo 208~volt

circuit

1 Remove

access panel located

on back ot

OW"

2. Loosen

Ihe f,rst and second

screws

I" the

terminal

block

3. Place metal jumper

between

Ihe llrsl and

second screws

4. Trghten

screws

5. Replace

access panel

Electrical

connection

Tt 11s appliance

1s manufaclured

wrth whrte

(neulral)

power supply wrre and a caBlnet-

connected

green groundrng

twtsled

together

Connecl

Ihe appliance

cable to the ~unclron box

through

Ihe U L -16184 condull

COnneClOr

Complete

electrical

connection

according

to local

codes and ordrnances

Electrical

Shock

Hazard

. Electrical

ground

is required

on this

appliance.

-Do

No1 connect

lo the electrical

supply

until

appliance

is permanently

grounded.

. Disconnect

power

lo the junclion

box

before

making

the eleclricsl

connection.

-This

appliance

must

be connecled

lo a

grounded,

metallic,

permanent

wiring

system.

or a grounding

connector

should

be connected

lo the grounding

terminal

or wire lead on the appliance.

Failure

lo do so could

result

in a ftre.

personal

injury

or eleclrical

shock

A. Where local codes permit...

connecting

the cabinel-grounding

conductor

to the neulral

(white)

junction

box wire:

Grounded

Neulral

1. Drsconnecl

the power

supply.

2. Connecl

together

3 w,res

green and while

appliance

cable w,res and the neutra'

white ic~re

I" Ile ,uncmn

box

3. Connect

Ihe two black wres

together

then

connect

the two red w,res logelher

See Figure

B. Where local codes Do Not

permit...

connecting

the cabinel-grounding

conduclor

lo the neutral

(while)

junclton

box wire:

Ungrounded

Neutral

1. Disconnect

power

supply.

2. Separate

Ihe green and whrte appliance

cable wires

3. Connect

the whrte applrance

cable ware to the

neutral

twhrlel

wre I" Ihe ,unctron

box.

4. Connect

the two black wares together.

then

connect

Ihe two red wares loaether

See Fraure 2

5. Connect

the green or bare groundrng

from the applrance

cable to a grounded

the )unctron

box

C. If connecting

to a four-

wire electrical

system...

Do Nol connect

the cabinel-grounding

conduclor

lo the neulral

(while)

junction

box wire.

green

wtres

Figure

__._

1. Disconnect

power

supply.

2. Separate

the green and whrte appliance

cable wires

3. Connect

Ihe white appl~aw

cable wre to the

neutral

(white)

in Ihe junctron

box

4. Connecl

the two black wrres lagether

lhen

connect

the two red wes

logelher

See Figure

5. Connecl

the green or bare groundrng

from the appliance

cable to the grounding

the lunct!on

box

Panel B