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Before you start...
Check
locahon
where
range
WIII
ALL OPENINGS
IN THC WALL
be rnslalled
The locol10"
should
OR FLOOR WHERE THE RANGE
Proper
ln~lollol~on
IS your resporwbrlrty
be away
lrom strong
droti
Oreos.
IS TO BE INSTALLED MUST BE
Makn
sure you have
everything
"ecessory
such OS windows.
doors.
and
SEALED
lor correcl
~nslollol~on
II IS the responsrbrlriy
strong
heatrng
vents Or fans
The
of the rnsloller
lo comply
wrlh the ~nslollat~on
range
should
cleoronce
specrlred
on the senalirairng
convenient
us
plate
The serroliralrng
plate
co"
be
found
under
the cooktop
II!
III/l
Recessed
~nsl~,,~,,~.
I
provide
complele
en
me s,'4-e ,.-A
1^^1 -I
JI
!
I
be localed
for
R rn the krlchen
Note
Clearances
specrlred
,4"+ir.mS
muS,
ore for combustrble
walls ond
closure
of
moterrols
that hove
o density
of
, i~~~h~t
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
Tools needed
for installation.
hard or
&cMc
drll,
wood ftoorr: 1/1'drt,,
bll
Concrete/cerarr&z
"oor: 1 /A' masenry dr,,, b,,
I
4,
Important:
Observe
011 governing
codes
ond
ordinances.
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.
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
A
This rnstollotion
must conform
with
. 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.'
C
This range
Is equipped
for use
. with NATURAL QOS. It
IS
design-
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'
n
rrgrd prpe to the range
location.
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
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.111 in fire or explosion.
Personal
Injury
Hozord
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.
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
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.
H
The Inlet pressure
to the regulator
.
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
I
The range
and Its lndrvrdual
shutoff
.
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)
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