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Electrical
requirements
Electrical
connection
Electrical
Shock Hazard
Electrically
ground
cooktop.
Failure to follow
this instruction
could result in death, fire, or electrical
shock.
If codes permit and a separate
grounding
wire is used, it is
recommended
that a qualified
electrician
determine
that the grounding
path is adequate.
Do Not ground
to a gas pipe.
Check with a qualified
electrician
if you
are not sure the cooktop
is properly
grounded.
Do Not have a fuse in the neutral or
grounding
circuit.
IMPORTANT:
Save Installation
Instructions
for electrical
inspector's
use.
A
n
A three-wire,
single-phase,
240-
volt, 60-Hz, AC-only
electrical
supply is
required
on a separate,
40-ampere
circuit, fused on both sides of the line. A
time-delay
fuse or circuit
breaker
is
recommended.
The rating of the fuse or
circuit
breaker
should be equal
to the
marked
current
rating (amps)
on the
appliance,
but not larger than the next
standard
fuse or circuit
breaker
size. The
marked
current
rating is specified
on
the model/serial
rating plate located
on
the bottom
of the cooktop.
B
n
THE COOKTOP
MUST BE
CONNECTED
WITH COPPER WIRE ONLY
C
n
Wire sizes and connections
must conform
to the requirements
of
the National
Electrical
Code ANSVNFPA
70 -
latest edition
**, or CSA Standards
C22.1-94, Canadian
Electrical
Code,
Pat-t 1 and C22.2 No. O-M91 - latest
edition
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** and all local codes and
ordinances.
Copies
of the standards
listed may be obtained
from:
l
+ National
Fire Protection
Association
Batterymarch
Park
Quincy.
Massachusetts
02269
.*. Canadlan
Standard
Association
178 Rexdale
Boulevard
Etobicoke
(Toronto),
Ontario
M9W 1 R3
D
n
The cooktop
should be
connected
directly
to the fused
disconnect
or circuit
breaker
box
through
flexible,
armored
or non-
metallic
sheathed,
copper
cable.
The
flexible,
armored
cable
extending
from
the fuse box or circuit
breaker
box
should
be connected
directly
to the
junction
box.
t
n
Locate
the junction
box to allow
as much slack as possible
between
junction
box and the cooktop
so that
the cooktop
can be moved
if servicing
is ever necessary.
Do Not cut the
conduit.
n
A U.L.- or C.S.A.-listed
conduit
connector
must be provided
at each
end of the power
supply cable
(at the
cooktop
and at the junction
box).
Electrical
Shock Hazard
Disconnect
power to the junction
box
before making connection.
Electrically
ground
cooktop.
Failure to follow these instructions
could result in death, fire, or
electrical
shock.
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This cooktop
must be connected
to a
grounded,
metallic
permanent
wiring
system or a grounding
connector
should be connected
to the grounding
terminal
or wire lead on the cooktop.
This cooktop
is manufactured
with a
frame-connected,
green or bare
grounding
wire.
Connect
the cooktop
cable
to the
junction
box through
the U.L.-listed
conduit
connector.
Complete
electrical
connection
according
to local codes
and ordinances.
A
n
Where local codes permit
connecting
the frame-grounding
conductor
to the neutral
(white)
junction
box wire: (Not used for
Canadian
installations).
cable
from
power supply
I I
junction
box
/
red wires
AL
1
white wire,
II
//\\
K
twist-on
bare or '
green wire
connector
ud
",
L.
black
wires
U.;- or C.S.A.-listed
conduit
connector
cable
from cooktop
Grounded neutral
Figure 1
1. Disconnect
power supply.
2. Connect
the flexible
armored
cable
from the cooktop
to the junction
box
using a U-L.- or C.S.A.-listed
conduit
connector.
Tighten
screws on conduit
connector.
3. Connect
the green (or bare)
appliance
cable
wire with the neutral
(white)
wire in the junction
box.
4. Connect
the two black wires
together;
then connect
the two red
wires together
with twist-on
wire
connectors.
(See Figure 1.)
B
n
Where local codes
Do Not
permit connecting
the frame-grounding
conductor
to the neutral
(white)
junction
box wire: (Used for all
Canadian
installations).
cable
from power
supply
I
junction
box
U'.L.--or C.S.A.-listed
conduit
connector
cable
from cooktop
Ungrounded
neutral
Figure 2
1. Disconnect
power supply.
2. Connect
the flexible
armored
cable
from the cooktop
to the junction
box
using a U.L.- or C.S.A.-listed
conduit
connector.
Tighten
screws on conduit
connector.
3. Connect
the two black wires
together;
then connect
the two red
wires together
with twist-on
wire
connectors.
(See Figure 2.)
4. Connect
the green (or bare)
grounding
wire from the appliance
cable
to the grounded
wire in the
junction
box or other grounded
connector.
5. Put a twist-on
wire connector
on end
of white wire.
Panel 6
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